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Detective Conan in Thailand

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{{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).
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{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T10:48:17Z

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three 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 next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Two days ago. Shinji Kobayashi, after talking with Nobukasu Michiba, was leaving the room. As he was going to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works, Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| cause-death = Hit by an ashtray, then pointing a gun at the head
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine 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 Temusu River
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Machiba's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{People|B|EP370 B.jpg|
* Unknown age and gender
* Machiba's accomplice}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Only exists inside 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but it was his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks 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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T10:43:48Z

PScoop:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Two days ago. Shinji Kobayashi, after talking with Nobukasu Michiba, was leaving the room. As he was going to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works, Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| cause-death = Hit by an ashtray, then pointing a gun at the head
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine 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 Temusu River
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Machiba's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{People|B|EP370 B.jpg|
* Unknown age and gender
* Machiba's accomplice}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Only exists inside 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but it was his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks 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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T09:47:42Z

PScoop:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Two days ago. Shinji Kobayashi, after talking with Nobukasu Michiba, was leaving the room. As he was going to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works, Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| cause-death = Hit by an ashtray, then pointing a gun at the head
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine 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 Temusu River
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Machiba's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{People|B|EP370 B.jpg|
* Unknown age and gender
* Machiba's accomplice}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Exists inside 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but it was his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

File:EP370 B.jpg

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The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T09:25:10Z

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi was leaving the room, planning to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works. Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. Going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintence) 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 Temusu river
| victim = [[Detective Boys]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Nobukazu's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Imagination of Genta's arrest of commiting a crime}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga, was the one shooting Kobayashi instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta, 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

File:EP370 Case7.jpg

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File:EP370 Case6.jpg

2026-01-02T09:23:40Z

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The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T09:23:07Z

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi was leaving the room, planning to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works. Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. Going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintence) 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 Case3.jpg
| location = Roadway near Temusu river
| victim = [[Detective Boys]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Nobukazu's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Imagination of Genta's arrest of commiting a crime}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga, was the one shooting Kobayashi instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case7.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta, 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

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The Runaway Video Game

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{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi was leaving the room, planning to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works. Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.jpg
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. Going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintence) 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 Case3.jpg
| location = Roadway near Temusu river
| victim = [[Detective Boys]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Nobukazu's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Imagination of Genta's arrest of commiting a crime}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. 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 Case.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga, was the one shooting Kobayashi instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case2.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta, 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

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He tried to kill him but Kojima Genta-kun entered the room.

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T09:11:46Z

PScoop:

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi was leaving the room, planning to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works. Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.png
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. Going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintence) 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 Case3.gif
| location = Roadway near Temusu river
| victim = [[Detective Boys]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Nobukazu's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Imagination of Genta's arrest of commiting a crime}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. 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 Case.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga, was the one shooting Kobayashi instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case2.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta, 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

[[de:Episode 401]]
[[zh:TV370]]

The Runaway Video Game

2026-01-02T08:58:34Z

PScoop: Rewriting the case summary and adjust some infos.

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 370
| int-episode = 401
| image = TV Episode 370.jpg
| title = The Runaway Video Game
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 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 the latter three want to learn about the "Seven Mysteries" of the hit game ''Gadlin''. Which will be revealed when the sequel of the game, ''Gadlin Episode.2'', releases next week. But Genta was suddenly in need to use the toilet, which make him (along with Ayumi and Mitsuhiko) rush into the employee-only area uninvited, causing the company's security guard to chase them.

Amist the commotion downstairs. Shining's president Nobukasu 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Nobukazu Michiba
| description = Shinji Kobayashi was leaving the room, planning to tell the public about Nobukasu Michiba stealing his works. Michiba tried to stop him and get into a fight. Which end 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. 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 = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Saito, a detective hired by Shinji Kobayashi
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = He was pushed to the wall and hit on the head by an ashtray. Michiba then drag him into a room, tied him up, and asking for the location of the master tape before shooting him.
}}

Before the president can shoot him, Genta (who was just finished using the toilet) enter the president's room by chance. And came across the copy of ''Gadlin 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 ''Gadlin 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 (Imagination)
| image = EP370 Case4.png
| cause-death = Stealing a copy of a not-yet-released video game
| cause-death-label = Crime type
| suspects = [[Genta Kojima]]
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = Genta imagine himself getting caught from stealing a video game before release. Going through interrogation from Megure, Sato and Takagi.
}}

Without the Detective Boys badge, (as those were sent for maintence) 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 Case3.gif
| location = Roadway near Temusu river
| victim = [[Detective Boys]]
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| cause-death-label = Attack type
| suspects = Nobukasu Michiba and an accomplice known as "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 ''Gadlin'', 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's receptionist}}
{{People|Nobukazu Michiba|Nobukasu Machiba.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Shining Corp's president}}
{{People|Tsutomu Ohashi|EP370 Man 2.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's employee}}
{{People|Shinji Kobayashi|Shinzi Kobayashi.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 36 years old
* Nobukazu's childhood friend
* Senario Writer}}
{{People|Security guard|EP370 Man 1.jpg‎|
* Shining Corp's security guard}}
{{People|Saito|EP370 Detective.jpg|
* Victim (abducted)
* Private eye}}
{{people|Reporter|EP370 Reporter.jpg|
* Female reporter
* Imagination of Genta's arrest of commiting a crime}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
It turned out that the receptionist, '''Yukari Hachisuga''', was the accomplice who shoot Shinji Kobayashi. 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 Case.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = Shinji Kobayashi
| age = 36 years old
| cause-death = Gunshot wound
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description = It turned out the person who shot Kobayashi wasn't Nobukasu Michiba, but his accomplice, Yukari Hachisuga, was the one shooting Kobayashi instead.
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted Murder
| image = EP370 Case2.jpg
| location = Nobukasu Michiba's office
| victim = [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], and [[Genta Kojima]]
| cause-death = Shooting
| cause-death-label = Attack types
| suspects = Yukari Hachisuga
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description = Becuase 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 Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta, 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 went unnamed in the episode, but according to the official website summary, his name is 斉藤 (Saito).
* Nobukazu Michiba driving chase car is 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 knocks out Michiba is recycled from [[START|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|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{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|(Unreleased BGM 3)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|7|尋問|Jinmon|Interrogation|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|8|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|9|推理（不気味ver.）|Suiri (Bukimi ver.)|Deduction (Ominous ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|10|緊迫|Kinpaku|Tension|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|11|出動のテーマ１～予感|Shutsudō no Tēma 1 ~ Yokan|Mission Theme 1 ~ Premonition|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|12|迷路|Meiro|Labyrinth|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|13|脅迫（パート２）|Kyōhaku (Pāto 2)|Threat (Part 2)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|14|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|15|コナン推理|Konan Suiri|Conan's Deduction|[[Detective Conan "Countdown to Heaven" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|16|西の名探偵|Nishi no Meitantei|The Great Detective of the West|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 3]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|17|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|18|元太のテーマ|Genta no Tēma|Genta's Theme|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 4 ~Isoge! Shōnen Tanteidan~]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|19|洞窟内の逃走|Dōkutsunai no Tōsō|Escaping From the Cave|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|20|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|21|(Unreleased Sound Effect/BGM)|||}}
{{BGMListingItem|22|古城の探索|Kojō no Tansaku|Exploration of the Old Castle|[[Detective Conan "The Last Wizard of the Century" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|23|推理（オリジナルver.）|Suiri (Orijinaru ver.)|Deduction (Original ver.)|[[Detective Conan Original Soundtrack 2]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|24|漆黒の殺意|Shikkoku no Satsui|Jet Black Murderous Intent|[[Detective Conan "Captured in Her Eyes" Original Soundtrack]]}}
{{BGMListingItem|25|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|26|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|27|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}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 9}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akiko Kawashima]]

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[[zh:TV370]]

Detective Conan in Thailand

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{{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

==== 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}}
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==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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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

2026-01-01T15:17:08Z

PScoop: Update a portion of the voice cast.

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| 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
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'''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

==== 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|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|Thanakrit Janklongtham|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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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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| 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
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'''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

==== 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. 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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 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 lacked the post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* 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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine
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|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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, Movie 1-16) Modern Nine
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{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Nirun Boonyarattaphan|Modern Nine
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Kogoro Mouri|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA/DEX (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
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==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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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 />

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

Detective Conan in Thailand

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| continent =Asia
| episode =1183
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'''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

==== 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. 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine
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|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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
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==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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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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{{InfoBox Country
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| 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
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'''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

==== 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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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{{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

==== 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. 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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| kaito volume =5
| special manga =22
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'''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

==== 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. 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. As she passed away on December 4, 2025. 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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{{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

==== 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. 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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 subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{CastItem|3|Conan Edogawa|Arunee Nantiwat|TIGA (Episode 1-961, Movie 1-24) Modern Nine
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{{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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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 a subtitled release, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)
* 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. This turned out to be her last performance, both as Conan and her last voice work in general. As she passed away on December 4, 2025. 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

2025-12-15T17:09:02Z

PScoop: Update the season count, and some info on movie release on streaming services.

{{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

==== 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 episodes:
{| 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"|1029-current ||
* Simultaneously subtitled 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. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

As of now, Movie 1-27 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 the 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).
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{{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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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 a subtitled release, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)

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

== References ==
<references />

{{OtherLang}}

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

Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire

2025-12-08T12:44:14Z

PScoop: add a trivia about missing staff credit

{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = Detective Conan Treasure of the British Empire.JPG
| title = Detective Conan: Legacy of the British Empire
| english-title =
| japanese-title = 名探偵コナン大英帝国の遺産 (Meitantei Konan: Daieiteikoku no Isan)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} November 18, 2004
| genre = Mystery/Adventure
| system = Playstation 2
| age-range =
| playing-time = 5 hours
| developer = [[Bandai]]
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = [[Bandai]]
| website =
| prev-game = Detective Conan: The Targeted Detective
| next-game = Detective Conan: Monument's Sunrise
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|名探偵コナン大英帝国の遺産|Meitantei Konan: Daieiteikoku no Isan}} is a home console game for the Playstation 2 developed by [[Bandai]] and released exclusively in Japan on November 18th, 2004. The game is about Conan, Ran and Kogoro being invited to a half-submerged mansion to investigate a hidden legacy of a deceased non-fiction writer.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
}}

== Plot ==
=== Story ===
Invited by the elder son of a deceased non-fiction writer named Eijiro Tone, Kogoro, accompanied by Ran and Conan, heads for Tone family's half-submerged mansion to investigate the hidden legacy mentioned in Eijiro's will. Soon after their arrival, a murder targeted at one of the inheritor occurs. Meanwhile, the bridge serving as the only connection to the outside is exploded. With the assistance of Heiji and other visitors, Conan is on the way to reveal the truth behind the case linked to the cursed legacy left by Eijiro.
=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Eijiro Tone||
* Deceased non-fiction writer}}
{{People|Takahiro Tone||
* 37 years old
* Elder son of Eijiro}}
{{People|Kosuke Tone||
* 35 years old
* Younger son of Eijiro}}
{{People|Jeffrey Clyde||
* 63 years old
* Former major of British Royal Marines}}
{{People|Kevin Fujikawa||
* 43 years old
* Journalist}}
{{People|Huang Mei-ling||
* 38 years old
* Feng Shui consultant}}
{{People|Yang Du-xin||
* 70 years old
* Owner of casino}}
{{People|Kazuhiko Kitakami||
* 26 years old
* University lecturer}}
{{People|Motoaki Kurahashi||
* 65 years old
* Butler}}
{{People|Sumiko Okuiri||
* 57 years old
* Maid}}
{{EndBox}}

== Gameplay ==
{{stub}}

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== Trivia ==
* Although the game has never been officially released in English, there's a 100% English fan-translation patch that can be found on [https://github.com/conan-patches/ps2 GitHub], released on November 17th, 2024, the 20th anniversary of the game release.
* Due to a typo in the game's files. The staff credit for this game is inaccessible. The aforementioned fan-translation patch fixed the issue, however.

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

[[Category:Games]][[Category:Playstation 2 games]][[Category:Animation directed by Mari Tominaga]][[Category:Animation directed by Atsushi Aono]][[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

{{Games}}

Poker Face

2025-10-29T13:56:47Z

PScoop: /* Thai */

{{InfoBox Music
| song = Opening 60
| image = Opening60.jpg
| original-title = Poker Face
| english-title =
| artist = [[Amyuri]]
| episodes = [[Episode 1168|1168]]~????
| video = pSu5N-cj3R4
| release-date = July 12, 2025
| chart-peak =
| cds =
| tracks = 1
| cost =
| number =
| record-label = B ZONE
| prev-song = But No Love
| next-song =
| footnotes =
}}
'''Poker Face''' is a song by [[Amyuri]] that was released as digital single on July 12, 2025. The titular song is the 60th opening of the anime.

== Detective Conan opening info ==
=== Cast ===
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{char|Chihaya Hagiwara}}
}}

=== Conan's opening speech ===

==== Regular ====
{{cquote|"すました仮面に何を隠すの？" (What are you hiding beneath that poker face?)}}

==== Thai ====
{{cquote|"ใต้หน้ากากใสซื่อนั่นมีอะไรซ่อนอยู่?" (What lies hidden beneath that innocent mask?)}}

=== Artists ===
* '''Performer / Lyrics / Composer / Arrangement''': Amyuri

=== Staff ===
* '''Storyboard''': [[Jiro Kanai]]
* '''Technical Director''': [[Ayumi Iemura]]
* '''Animation Director''': [[Nobuyuki Iwai]]
* '''Key Animation''': [[Hiroyuki Horiuchi]], [[Chiyuki Tanaka]], [[Chie Saito]], [[MONGDI]], [[Ayu Imoto]], [[Kenichi Otomo]], [[Kana Aoki]], [[Tomochi Kosaka]]
* '''2nd Key Animation''': [[Mariko Imamura]], [[Chihiro Nishikawa]], [[Hiroaki Takagi]], [[Studio Boomerang]]
* '''Background Art''': Bihou
* '''Color Coordination / Finishing Check''': [[Fusako Nakao]]
* '''In-between Director''': [[Rie Hisagi]]
* '''Credit Design''': [[Nobutaka Yoda]]
* '''Photography / VFX''': [[Daisuke Matsuki]]

== Song info ==
=== Lyrics ===
{{lyrics
|romaji=
|english=
|japanese=
シリアス、キュリアス、ミステリアス
未来(さき)に導いてちょうだい！
心にかかったモザイクも
君なら当然、解き明かすでしょう？
すましたその顔　ポーカーフェイスも
あたしの目は誤魔化せないの
運命からは逃げられないよ
So follow me follow me follow me...

でもうっかりちゃっかり
その糸口を　ほら掴んでしまったもんだから
今更ここでやめらんないじゃん
ならとことん　突き詰めたいね

誰の期待も裏切らないよ
ただの餓鬼って見くびらないで
そういう概念、先入観が
今君の首を絞めている

I know that you want me
Never let you down
子供騙し
I know that you hate me
Never let you go
本心をみせて？

Let's go！
Let go！

絵に描いたようなハッピーエンドに
隠された裏　それこそ真実(リアル)
傷つかぬため　浮かべるスマイル
4869で開くmy heart
海に流した　秘密のキス
未だ心を占める思い
私の心も解き明かして
秘密を教えて　ポーカーフェイス

ey,何考えてんの？さっぱりわかんないタイプ
完璧、それ故　何かしら裏あるタイプ
私、1人でも強く生きてけるタイプ
こういうのはモテない　でも誰にも媚びない

いい人ってだけじゃ掴めん幸せがあんならば
時には悪者になるのも
それほどは悪くないんじゃない？
別に好きじゃないけれど
みんなに優しい八方美人
期待なんてするもんじゃないよ
誰も彼も自分以外

I know that your love
Don't touch me yet, don't go
まだ教えないわ
I know that you leave me
Never let you go
鬼は外へ

Let's go！
Let go！
火傷しそうなスポットライトに
本音を隠して笑ったあの日
傷つかぬためになるの嘘つき
誰かが脱がす裸の心
此処があたしの生きる場所
暗闇でより輝くステージ
善も悪も愛しているわ
これも嘘かも　ポーカーフェイス
}}

== Gallery ==
=== TV ===
<gallery widths=180px perrow=5>
File:Op60-1.jpg|Ran's phone
File:Op60-2.jpg|Main logo
File:Op60-3.jpg|Ran and Sonoko trapped
File:Op60-4.jpg|Shiratori, Megure, Kogoro and Eri
File:Op60-5.jpg|Haibara and Agasa
File:Op60-6.jpg|Conan
File:Op60-7.jpg|Detective Boys
File:Op60-8.jpg|Takagi and Chiba
File:Op60-9.jpg|Sato
File:Op60-10.jpg|Ran and Sonoko drowning
File:Op60-11.jpg|Makoto and Masumi
File:Op60-12.jpg|Amuro
File:Op60-13.jpg|APTX 4869
File:Op60-14.jpg|Chihaya
File:Op60-15.jpg|Conan returns Ran's phone
File:Op60-16.jpg|Masumi and Makoto looking after Sonoko
File:Op60-17.jpg|Conan, APTX 4869, and mysterious person
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* The opening is first used in the remastered version of [[Episode 900]] aired on July 12, 2025.

== References ==
* Lyrics
# Japanese lyrics slightly modified from [https://www.uta-net.com/song/376279/ Uta-Net]. Retrieved on July 12, 2025.

== See also ==
* [[Music]]

{{Opening Themes}}

[[Category:Opening songs]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]

[[de:Opening 60]]
[[zh:OP60]]

Unraveling Love ~Sukoshi no Yūki~

2025-10-29T13:50:29Z

PScoop: /* Thai */

{{InfoBox Music
| song = Opening 58
| image = Opening58.jpg
| original-title = Unraveling Love～少しの勇気～
| english-title = Unraveling Love ~A Little Courage~
| artist = [[Mai Kuraki]]
| episodes = [[The Akabeko and the Three Lucky Men|1102]]~[[Stakeout 4|1147]]
| video = _p-DXgSITW0
| release-date = October 28, 2023
| chart-peak =
| cds =
| tracks = 1
| cost =
| number =
| record-label = NORTHERN MUSIC
| prev-song = RAISE INSIGHT
| next-song = But No Love
| footnotes =
}}
'''Unraveling Love ~Sukoshi no Yūki~''' is a song by [[Mai Kuraki]] that was released as digital single on October 28, 2023. The titular song is the 58th opening of the anime. The song was later included in the EP "forever for YOU", which was released on July 3, 2024 in 6 edition, including 2 Detective Conan edition.

== Detective Conan opening info ==
=== Cast ===

{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Mary Sera}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Shiho Miyano}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Akemi Miyano}}
{{char|Vermouth}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{char|Hidemi Hondou}}
{{char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Hiromitsu Morofushi}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Wataru Date}}
{{char|Jinpei Matsuda}}
{{char|Kenji Hagiwara}}
{{char|Chihaya Hagiwara}}
{{char|The Wizard of the Ripples|EP881-882 Policeman|display=Police detective}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura|display=Misao Yamamura (Episode 1123-1124)}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato|display=Kansuke Yamato (Episode 1123-1124)}}
{{char|Yui Uehara|display=Yui Uehara (Episode 1123-1124)}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori|display=Ninzaburo Shiratori (Episode 1130-1131)}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi|display=Sumiko Kobayashi (Episode 1130-1131)}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba|display=Kazunobu Chiba (Episode 1130-1131)}}
{{char|Naeko Miike|display=Naeko Miike (Episode 1130-1131)}}
{{char|Yumi Miyamoto|display=Yumi Miyamoto (Episode 1130-1131)}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka|display=Momiji Ooka (Episode 1135-1136)}}
{{char|Muga Iori|display=Muga Iori (Episode 1135-1136)}}
{{char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (Episode 1144-1145)}}
}}

=== Gadgets ===
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Elasticity Suspenders}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Criminal Tracking Glasses}}
{{Gadget|Turbo Engine Skateboard}}
{{Gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Earring Cellphone}}
{{Gadget|Card Gun}}
}}

=== Case references ===
==== Ran's scenes ====
* [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|'''Episode 2''': Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]
* [[Ski Lodge Murder Case|'''Episode 84-85''': Ski Lodge Murder Case]]
* [[The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case|'''Episode 128''': The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case]]
* [[The Desperate Revival|'''Episode 188-193''': The Desperate Revival]]
* [[Holmes' Revelation|'''Episode 616-621''': Holmes' Revelation]]
* [[The Scarlet School Trip|'''Episode 927-928''': The Scarlet School Trip]]

==== Regular Recap ====
* [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|'''Episode 2''': Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]]
* [[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case|'''Episode 43''': Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]]
* [[Holmes Freak Murder Case|'''Episode 57-58''': Holmes Freak Murder Case]]
* [[The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case|'''Episode 129''': The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case]]
* [[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid|'''Episode 219''': The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid]]
* [[Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night|'''Episode 345''': Head-to-Head Match with the Black Organization: A Dual Mystery on a Full Moon Night]]
* [[The Blind Spot in the Karaoke Box|'''Episode 507-508''': The Blind Spot in the Karaoke Box]]
* [[The Wizard of the Ripples|'''Episode 881-882''': The Wizard of the Ripples]]
* [[The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment|'''Episode 1045-1046''':The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment]]

==== Special Recap 1 (Episodes 1123-1124) ====
* [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases|'''Episode 96''': The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases]]
* [[Furinkazan|'''Episode 516-517''': Furinkazan]]
* [[The Witch Enshrouded by Fog|'''Episode 545-546''': The Witch Enshrouded by Fog]]
* [[A Dangerous Party of Two|'''Episode 557''': A Dangerous Party of Two]]
* [[The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall|'''Episode 558-562''': The Mansion of Death and the Red Wall]]
* [[The Darkness of the Prefectural Police|'''Episode 812-814''': The Darkness of the Prefectural Police]]
* [[Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips|'''Episode 983-984''': Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips]]

==== Special Recap 2 (Episodes 1130-1131) ====
* [[Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Cherry Blossom|'''Episode 568-569''': Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Cherry Blossom]]
* [[White Day of Betrayal|'''Episode 607-608''': White Day of Betrayal]]
* [[A Video Letter of First Love|'''Episode 624''': A Video Letter of First Love]]
* [[The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene|'''Episode 731-732''': The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene]]
* [[Taiko Meijin's Match of Love|'''Episode 785-786''': Taiko Meijin's Match of Love]]
* [[The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department|'''Episode 971-974''': The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department]]

==== Special Recap 3 (Episodes 1135-1136) ====
* [[Diplomat Murder Case|'''Episode 48-49''': Diplomat Murder Case]]
* [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case|'''Episode 118''': The Naniwa Serial Murder Case]]
* [[The Desperate Revival|'''Episode 188-193''': The Desperate Revival]]
* [[And Then There Were No Mermaids|'''Episode 222-224''': And Then There Were No Mermaids]]
* [[Heiji Hattori's Desperate Situation!|'''Episode 323-324''': Heiji Hattori's Desperate Situation!]]
* [[Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend|'''Episode 872-874''': Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend]]
* [[Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café|'''Episode 885-886''': Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café]]
* [[Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips|'''Episode 983-984''': Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips]]
* [[Momiji Ooka's Challenge|'''Episode 1024-1025''': Momiji Ooka's Challenge]]

==== Special Recap 4 (Episodes 1144-1145) ====
* [[Coffee Shop Murder Case|'''Episode 32''': Coffee Shop Murder Case]]
* [[The Blind Spot in the Darkness|'''Episode 170-171''': The Blind Spot in the Darkness]]
* [[The Similar Princesses|'''Episode 333-334''': The Similar Princesses]]
* [[Deduction Showdown at the Haunted Hotel|'''Episode 646-647''': Deduction Showdown at the Haunted Hotel]]
* [[The Tragedy of the Red Woman|'''Episode 754-756''': The Tragedy of the Red Woman]]
* [[The Romance Novel with the Unexpected Conclusion|'''Episode 759-760''': The Romance Novel with the Unexpected Conclusion]]
* [[The Unfriendly Girls Band|'''Episode 836-837''': The Unfriendly Girls Band]]
* [[Memories from Sakura Class|'''Episode 853-854''': Memories from Sakura Class]]
* [[The Wizard of the Ripples|'''Episode 881-882''': The Wizard of the Ripples]]
* [[The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment|'''Episode 1045-1046''': The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment]]

=== Conan's opening speech ===
{{cquote|"絡み合う糸解きほぐす時縦横無尽にきらめく推理" (Detective skills glitter left and right as they unravel tangled threads.)}}
=== Thai ===
{{cquote|"เมื่อเส้นด้ายที่ฟันยุ่งเหยิง คลายปมออกจนหมดสิ้น ข้อสันนิษฐานส่องสว่างอย่างเสรี" (When the tangled threads have all been unraveled, the hypotheses will be freely shine.)}}

=== Artists ===
* '''Performer / Lyrics''': Mai Kuraki
* '''Composer''': NoiR
* '''Arrangement''': Sadahiro Nakano, Yassun

=== Staff ===
* '''Storyboard''': [[Tomochi Kosaka]]
* '''Technical Director''': [[Makiko Hayase]]
* '''Chief Animation Director''': [[Masatomo Sudo]]
* '''Animation Director''': [[Nobuyuki Iwai]]
* '''Key Animation''': [[Ayu Imoto]], [[Chie Saito]], [[Kana Aoki]], [[Kyoko Yufu]], [[Akiko Motoyoshi]], [[Kanae Komoda]], [[Eri Fujii]]
* '''In-between Director''': [[Masahiko Taniguchi]]
* '''Color Coordination/Finishing Check''': [[Fusako Nakao]] (wish)
* '''Photography''': [[Akemi Sasaki]]
* '''Background Art''': Bihou

== Song info ==
[[Image:Op58-1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Conan and characters who know his identity]]
[[Image:Op58-7.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Rei and his police academy friend (Hiro, Jinpei, Kenji, Date) along with Chihaya and Takaaki]]
[[Image:Op58-21.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Ran, Conan, and Shinichi]]
[[Image:Op58-23.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Conan and Ran]]
=== Lyrics ===
{{Lyrics
|romaji=
Oh yeah, unraveling love

Baby juuyou mujin na kanjou sae mo
Ugokenai yo crazy
Onaji basho samayoi tsuzuke
Anata o sagasu

Itai hodo dakishime
Kokoro nadamesukashite wa
Warattari naitari
Konna hazu janakatta noni

Wataame mitai ni tokete iku no
wow, ha ha aishite
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu

Netemo sametemo anata dake o
Wow, ha ha aishitai
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu
Unraveling love

Baby (baby) akiramekake hanarete mite
Mietekita you are destiny
Iru dake de ai to nukumori ga
Watashi o mitasu

Kizukazu ni ita koto
Ima dakara sore ga wakaru
Imasugu ni aitai
Konna hazu janakatta noni

Wataame mitai ni tokete iku no
wow, ha ha aishite
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu

Netemo sametemo anata dake o
Wow, ha ha aishitai
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu

(Sukoshi no yuuki)

Wataame mitai ni tokete iku no
wow, ha ha aishite
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu

Netemo sametemo anata dake o
Wow, ha ha aishitai
Itsumo no watashi janai kedo
Shiteki na kotoba amai
Anata no mokusen de zenshin dageki
Eraberu no wa itsumo tatta hitotsu
Unraveling love
|japanese=
Oh yeah, unraveling love

Baby 縦横無尽な感情さえも
動けないよ crazy
同じ場所彷徨い続け
あなたを探す

痛い程抱き締め
心なだめすかしては
笑ったり泣いたり
こんなはずじゃなかったのに

綿あめみたいにとけていくの
wow, ha ha 愛して
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ

寝ても覚めてもあなただけを
wow, ha ha 愛したい
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ
Unraveling love

Baby (baby) 諦めかけ離れてみて
見えてきた you are destiny
いるだけで愛と温もりが
私を満たす

気付かずにいたこと
今だから真実(それ)が分かる
今すぐに会いたい
こんなはずじゃなかったのに

綿あめみたいにとけていくの
wow, ha ha 愛して
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ

寝ても覚めてもあなただけを
wow, ha ha 愛したい
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ

(少しの勇気)

綿あめみたいにとけていくの
wow, ha ha 愛して
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ

寝ても覚めてもあなただけを
wow, ha ha 愛したい
いつもの私じゃないけど
詩的な言葉甘い
あなたの目線で全身打撃
選べるのはいつもたった一つ
Unraveling love
|english=
Oh yeah, unraveling love

Baby, even the unlimited emotions
It can't move, it's crazy
Continuing to wander in the same place
I search for you

Holding you so tightly that it hurts
Trying to soothe my heart
Laughing, crying
It wasn't supposed to be like this

Melting away like cotton candy,
wow, ha ha I love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one

Whether I am in sleep or awake, it's always only you,
wow, ha ha I want to love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one
Unraveling love

Baby (baby) , try to give up and step away
I can see it now, you are destiny
Just being with you fills me with love and warmth
Satisfy me

Without realizing it
I now understand the truth
I want to see you right now
It wasn't supposed to be like this

Melting away like cotton candy,
wow, ha ha I love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one

Whether I am in sleep or awake, it's always only you,
wow, ha ha I want to love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one
Unraveling love

(A little courage)

Melting away like cotton candy,
wow, ha ha I love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one

Whether I am in sleep or awake, it's always only you,
wow, ha ha I want to love you
It's not the usual me
Poetic words are sweet
Your eyes make an impact on my whole body
I can always choose only one
Unraveling love
}}

== Gallery ==
=== CD ===
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px>
File:Mai Kuraki forever for You Conan A.jpg|"forever for YOU" EP Detective Conan Edition A
File:Mai Kuraki forever for You Conan B.jpg|"forever for YOU" EP Detective Conan Edition B
</gallery>

=== TV ===
<gallery widths=180px perrow=5>
File:Op58-1.jpg|Conan and characters who know his identity
File:Op58-2.jpg|Conan and Shinichi
File:Op58-3.jpg|Main logo
File:Op58-4.jpg|Ran walking
File:Op58-5.jpg|Ran looking at Makoto, Sonoko, Heiji, and Kazuha
File:Op58-6.jpg|Hondou siblings (Hidemi-Eisuke) and Akai siblings (Masumi-Shukichi-Shuichi)
File:Op58-7.jpg|Rei and his police academy friend (Hiro, Jinpei, Kenji, Date) along with Chihaya and Takaaki
File:Op58-8.jpg|Conan and Shinichi
File:Op58-9.jpg|Shinichi
File:Op58-10.jpg|Ran from Shinichi POV (Roller Coaster Murder Case)
File:Op58-11.jpg|Ran from Shinichi POV (Desperate Revival)
File:Op58-12.jpg|Ran from Shinichi POV (Holmes' Revelation)
File:Op58-13.jpg|Ran from Shinichi POV (The Scarlet School Trip)
File:Op58-14.jpg|Ran from Shinichi POV (Desperate Revival)
File:Op58-15.jpg|Conan
File:Op58-16.jpg|Ran from Conan POV (Roller Coaster Murder Case)
File:Op58-17.jpg|Ran from Conan POV (Desperate Revival)
File:Op58-18.jpg|Ran from Conan POV (Holmes' Revelation)
File:Op58-19.jpg|Ran from Conan POV (The Scarlet School Trip)
File:Op58-20.jpg|Ran from Conan POV (Desperate Revival)
File:Op58-21.jpg|Ran, Conan, and Shinichi
File:Op58-22.jpg|Ran
File:Op58-23.jpg|Conan and Ran
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* The opening is first used in the remastered version of [[Red Wine Indictment|Episode 520]] aired on October 28, 2023.
* Since December 2024, this is the opening song in uses for the longest amount, at 46 episodes total, breaking the previous record by [[Nazo]]. Including the remastered episodes, the amount is 57 episodes.
* There are four special versions of the opening.
:* The first one, featuring cases related to Gunma and Nagano, is used in Episode 1123-1124.
:* The second one, featuring cases related to Shiratori-Kobayashi, Chiba-Naeko, and Yumi-Shukichi, is used in Episode 1130-1131.
:* The third one, featuring cases related to Heiji and Kazuha, Momiji, and Muga Iori, is used in Episode 1135-1136.
:* The fourth one, featuring cases related to Eri, Sera and Mary, is used in Episode 1144-1145.

== References ==
* Lyrics
# Japanese, Romaji, and English lyrics from Animesonglyrics.com: [https://www.animesonglyrics.com/detective-conan/unraveling-love-sukoshi-no-yuuki Unraveling Love ~Sukoshi no Yūki~]. Retrieved on November 5, 2023.

== See also ==
* [[Music]]

{{Opening Themes}}

[[Category:Opening songs]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Masatomo Sudo]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]

[[de:Opening 58]]
[[zh:OP58]]

Find the Phantom Giant

2025-09-29T05:58:05Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{stub}}
{{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 =
| 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 =
| 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 ===

=== 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>
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|البحث عن حاجة 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|จงตามหาชายร่างยักย์ในภาพลวงตา|Search For the Illusion of A Giant Man}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

== 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]]

Find the Phantom Giant

2025-09-29T05:51:49Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{stub}}
{{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 =
| 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 =
| 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 ===

=== 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>
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|البحث عن حاجة 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|จงตามหาชายร่างยักย์ในภาพลวงตา|Search For the Illusion of The Giant Man}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

== 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 Hero of Ishinomaki

2025-09-29T05:49:07Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1176
| int-episode = 1234
| image = TV Episode 1176.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|石巻のヒーロー}} (Ishinomaki no Hīrō)
| rating = 5.1%
| Filler case number = #447
| airdate = September 20, 2025
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Kamen Yaiba]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Monument
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]], [[Wataru Takagi]] and [[Kamen Yaiba]] (uncredited) [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Isshin Chiba]] as [[Kazunobu Chiba]] [[Junichi Sugawara]] as Jin Motomura [[Minoru Shiraishi]] as Naoya Kanehara [[Shintaro Tanaka]] as Dario [[Ikuji Nose]] as Director [[Yurina Hachiya]] as Herself
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Junichi Miyashita]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = [[Masahiro Takada]] [[Yoshitsugu Kimura]]
| animation-director = [[Akio Kawamura]] [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Marie Nagano]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = [[BIG BANG]]
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Glassy Water's Surface
| next-episode = Find the Phantom Giant
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|石巻のヒーロー|Ishinomaki no Hīrō}} is the 1176th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]]. Aired on September 20, 2025, the case takes place in [[wikipedia:Ishinomaki|Ishinomaki]], [[wikipedia:Miyagi Prefecture|Miyagi Prefecture]], in a special tourism promotion partnership<ref>https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/8be2e7d73c6205271977b682ad4d69ef79af531b</ref>. The case follows Kogoro, Ran, Conan and the [[Detective Boys]] in the city after the kids were invited to participate in the shooting of the new [[Kamen Yaiba]] movie. A special video of Conan talking in Miyagi dialect was released on September 13, 2025.<ref>https://youtu.be/9y_JMwsq3k8?si=YcUlHifCw7VVLlp3</ref>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Kamen Yaiba}}
}}

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Jin Motomura|Jin Motomura.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Ishinomaki Yaiba Hall director}}
{{People|Dario|Dario.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Mysterious foreign reseller}}
{{People|Naoya Kanehara|Naoya Kanehara.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Production assistant on the Kamen Yaiba production team}}
{{People|[[Wikipedia:ja:蜂谷由梨奈|Yurina Hachiya]]|Yurina Hachiya.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Real-life announcer at [[wikipedia:Miyagi Television Broadcasting|Miyagi TV]]}}
{{People|Man|EP1176 Director.jpg|
* Kamen Yaiba production team director}}
{{EndBox}}

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

== Trivia ==
* Among the real-life locations shown include the main store of [[wikipedia:ja:観慶丸本店|Kankeimaru]] (観慶丸), a historical listed building.
* The episode was made at the proposal of [[Minami Takayama]], who has strong links to the city during the reconstruction after heavily hit during the [[wikipedia:2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami]]. She has previously visited the city many times, along with [[wikipedia:Higashimatsushima|Rikuzen-Ono]].
* The episode was partnered with [[wikipedia:Miyagi Television Broadcasting|Miyagi Television Broadcasting]] (MMT), and featured real-life announcer Yurina Hachiya. To commemorate the broadcast, several events will be held in October 2025, including a panel exhibition, outdoor screening, workshop, and Detective Conan Plaza<ref>https://animeanime.jp/article/2025/09/13/92668.html</ref>.
* Junichi Sugawara, a voice actor regularly cast in the series, voices Jin Motomura in this episode and is from Miyagi Prefecture.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|رحلة إلى موقع التصوير|Trip to the Photo-taking Location}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Les Héros d'Ishinomaki|Ishinomaki's Heroes}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ฮีโร่แห่งเมืองอิชิโนะมากิ|The Hero of Ishinomaki}}
{{EndTable}}

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

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

== See also ==
* [[Mystery Tour (series)]]
* [[Season 30]]

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Miyagi Prefecture]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Marie Nagano]]

[[de:Episode 1176]]
[[zh:TV1176]]

The Glassy Water's Surface

2025-09-07T11:14:39Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1174-1175
| int-episode = 1232-1233
| image = TV Episode 1174-1175.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|ガラスの水面}} (Garasu no Minamo)
| rating =
| Filler case number = #446
| airdate = September 6, 2025 (Part 1) September 13, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = '''TV Original'''
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Hiroki Oi]] [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Maro]]
| solved-by =
| next-conan-hint = Boathouse (Part 1) Noctiluca (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Akatsuki Yamatoya]]
| storyboard = [[Masaki Ozora]]
| producer = 1174: [[Masahiko Suzuki]]
| animation-director = 1174: [[Masahiro Sekiguchi]] [[Maho Tanabe]] [[Tomoyuki Kameda]] [[Akihiro Ino]] [[Tomoyuki Oshita]] [[Shinichi Wada (animator)|Shinichi Wada]] [[Hideaki Shimada]] [[Honoka Kikuchi]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1174: [[8bit]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kenji Nomura]] as [[Hiroki Oi]] [[Ryotaro Okiayu]] as [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] [[Jin Urayama]] as Akihide Kamikawa [[Fujiko Takimoto]] as Miku Nishino [[Ayumi Tsunematsu]] as Hitomi Togashi [[Ryota Iwasaki]] as Hironobu Matsuyama [[Katsunori Okai]] as Kanta Tsuji
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = It's a Ghost!
| next-episode =
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|ガラスの水面|Garasu no Minamo}} is the 1174th and 1175th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]]. Taking place in northern Kyoto Prefecture, the story follows Conan, Ran and Kogoro visiting a client that lives in a boathouse in a small port town, at the request of lawyer [[Hiroki Oi]]. A mysterious disappearance has taken place, seemingly related to the legend of [[wikipedia:Urashima Tarō|Urashima Tarō]].

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder (past)
| image = EP1174-1175 Case.jpg
| location = Ine Bay between Ineura Port and Aoshima Island
| age = 25 years old
| victim = Takeshi Yamaoka
| time = Two weeks ago
| cause-death = Neurotoxin poisoning
| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino, Akihide Kamikawa and Hitomi Togashi
| description =
}}

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

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Missing person (past)
| image = EP1174-1175 Case3.jpg
| location = Ine Bay
| victim = Kazuo Yamaoka
| time = Four years ago
| cause-death = Missing at sea
| suspects = Miku Nishino
| description =
}}

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1174-1175 Case4.jpg
| location = Ineura Port
| age = 24 years old
| victim = Hitomi Togashi
| cause-death = Drowning?
| suspects = Kanta Tsuji, Hironobu Matsuyama, Miku Nishino and Akihide Kamikawa
| description =
}}

==== Part 2 ====

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

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

== Trivia ==
* This is the first case to take place in Kyoto Prefecture (outside of Kyoto City).
* The names of Tsuji's Ryokan and Nishino's lavish hotel-style Ryokan are taken from screenwriter Akatsuki Yamatoya's own name.
* The main inspiration for the setting location is the small town of [[wikipedia:Ine, Kyoto|Ine]], in [[wikipedia:Yosa District, Kyoto|Yosa District]], Kyoto Prefecture. The boathouses shown are the world-famous "funaya" (舟屋) from the [[wikipedia:Ine-ura|Ineura]] area. Other features incorporated into the episode are the streetscape of Ineura and [[wikipedia:伊根湾|Ine Bay]].
** The Urasawa Shrine (浦沢神社) is the real-life [[wikipedia:ja:浦嶋神社|Urashima-jinja]] (浦嶋神社) in Ine's Honjōhama area, known for its relation to the legend of Urashima Tarō. Are shown in the episode the shrine's gate, worship hall and the Urashima Myōjin Hanging Scroll (浦嶋明神縁起絵巻), as well as the treasure box found on Takeshi Yamaoka's body, which is a real-life artifact<ref>https://www.uminokyoto.jp/column/post/59/</ref>. The name in the case is taken from [[Yoshio Urasawa]], another screenwriter for the ''Detective Conan'' anime-original episodes and Yamatoya's mentor.
** This is proven when when Nishino says that the town has less than 2,000 inhabitants and that it has no railway connection. This is indeed true in the case of Ine Town, although its population has fallen to around 1,700 inhabitants in its 2025 estimate.
** The uninhabited island in the bay is in fact the real-life [[wikipedia:ja:青島 (京都府)|Aoshima Island]]{{note|group="N"|Interesting fact, the location of Ineura and Aoshima is inside the larger "Kameshima" (亀島) area, which means "turtle island", possibly a clin-d'oeil to the legend of Urashima Tarō<ref>https://tangonotimei.com/doc/kamesima.html</ref>.}}.
* The song heard before finding the victims' bodies is children's song "Urashima Tarō"<ref>http://www3.u-toyama.ac.jp/niho/song/urashimataro/urashimataro_e.html</ref>.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

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

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

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

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Anime Exclusive]]
[[Category:Kyoto Prefecture]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Masahiro Sekiguchi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Maho Tanabe]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Tomoyuki Kameda]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akihiro Ino]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hideaki Shimada]]

It's a Ghost!

2025-09-07T11:11:38Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1173
| int-episode = 1231
| image = TV Episode 1173.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|オバケが出た!}} (Obake ga Deta!)
| rating =
| Filler case number = #445
| airdate = August 30, 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]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Genta Kojima]]
| next-conan-hint = Forks
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] and [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Yuka Terasaki]] as [[Mami Mamiya]] [[Akiko Takeguchi]] as Motoko Kanazawa [[Ryota Osaka]] as Haru Miyake [[Atsushi Ono]] as Chef ({{cover|Tomoharu Kanazawa}}) [[Hiroyuki Endo]] as Scammer
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Chisato Matsuda]]
| storyboard = [[Daiki Koyama]]
| producer = [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] and [[Rei Masunaga]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Reason He Became a Butler
| next-episode = The Glassy Water's Surface
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|オバケが出た!|Obake ga Deta!}} is the 1173rd episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

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

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

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
There have been rumors about a ghost appearing around the Restaurant TOMO area every Thursday for the past two weeks, and that ghost appears again tonight at the rooftop of that restaurant in front of the Detective Boys and a college student who just moved in to live with an old woman named Motoko Kanazawa two weeks ago, Mami Mamiya. Kanazawa tells the Detective Boys and Mamiya that she has also been receiving suspicious calls ever since Mamiya moved in. And when Mamiya is about to see the Detective Boys off, numerous footprints are seen outside the accommodation where she and Kanazawa share.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Ghost sightings
| time = Every Thursday since two weeks ago
| image = EP1173 Case.jpg
| location = Motoko's accommodation and Restaurant TOMO
| victim = Motoko Kanazawa and Mami Mamiya
| victim-label = Witnesses
| suspects = Unknown
| age = 75 years old (Kanazawa), 19 years old (Mamiya)
| cause-death =
| description = Kanazawa began receiving suspicious calls two weeks ago, while Mamiya began witnessing the ghost appearance every Thursday ever since she moved in.
}}

The Detective Boys take Haibara and Conan to join in with Mamiya at Restaurant TOMO so that the two could help them solve the mysteries on the next day. However, there is no result for now as a staff member named Haru Miyake tells them that there is no way to go to the rooftop of the restaurant, while the chef says they have never heard of any rumour like that. Later, the group decides to go to Kanazawa’s accommodation for further investigation, with Conan and Haibara arriving there for the first time and saying hello to the old lady.

In the afternoon at the residence, we learn that Kanazawa was a former chef of a very famous restaurant, and she owns a secret recipe book that Conan saw earlier when he was trying to look inside the window. Both of the above explain why Kanazawa cooks so well, but she also has to deal with people wanting to have a look at that recipe book. Kanazawa's desk phone suddenly rang, which is quite strange as it is just the afternoon. She decides to answer in hope that the people won’t disturb her further just for the recipe, but there is no one answering the call. Suspicions about who made the call turns to scammers when Kanazawa reveals that she had helped the police solve a scam aiming toward her.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted scam (past)
| image = EP1173 Case2.jpg
| victim = Motoko Kanazawa
| age = 75 years old
| cause-death =
| suspects = Man A and Man B
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

So they return to the restaurant and learn how the ghost even appears in the first place, and decide to have Genta and Mamiya pursue the man behind the ghost. Later that day, the two notice a man with suspicious behaviour that turns out to be a door-to-door flyer distributor, Genta also smells something that is familiar with him inside the accommodation.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Assault?
| image = EP1173 Case3.jpg
| location = Restaurant TOMO
| victim = Haru Miyake
| cause-death = Fell from high place
| cause-death-label = Cause of injury
| suspects = Unknown
}}

Meanwhile, Conan, Ayumi, Haibara, and Mitsuhiko are wondering why the two have gone so long when a sound nearby catches their attention. It turns out that Miyake took fall damage whilst trying to see why the chef came down from the ladder to the rooftop as he did hear rumours about the ghost. At the same time after Conan goes to the rooftop to check again, Mamiya asks the boys where Genta went as he stated that the beef stew cooked by Motoko felt similar to one from Restaurant TOMO. It appears that the chef is the one behind everything, except for the scam, and Genta is in danger as he knew this after tasting that stew. Will the boy be safe?

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Mami Mamiya]]|Mami Mamiya.jpg|
* 19 years old
* Student
* Witness
}}
{{People|Motoko Kanazawa|Motoko Kanazawa.jpg|
* 75 years old
* Retiree
* Former chef
}}
{{People|Haru Miyake|Haru Miyake.jpg|
* Victim (fell - injured)
* 28 years old
* Restaurant TOMO staff
}}
{{People|Chef|EP1173 Chef.jpg|
* Restaurant TOMO chef}}
{{People|Man A|EP1173 Scammer.jpg|
* Scammer
* Tried to scam Kanazawa in the past}}
{{People|Man B|EP1173 Boss.jpg|
* Scammer's boss}}
{{People|Man C|EP1173 Delivery.jpg|
* Door-to-door flyer distributor}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The reason why the ghost could only appear every Thursday is because the man behind the ghost took advantage of the '''cargo boxes''' delivered on that day, as it is a fixed schedule, to climb up the ladder up to the rooftop of the restaurant. But every time the man did that, he was wearing a black shirt and a white pants, creating the illusion that it was a ghost.

Based on what Miyake just told the four kids earlier and what Genta did after tasting Motoko's soup, Mitsuhiko, Ayumi, and Mamiya conclude that the ghost is actually '''the chef''', whom they suppose to have taken Mrs. Kanazawa’s cooking recipes and is trying to silence Genta for knowing this wrongdoings. But to their surprise at Motoko’s accommodation, Genta is still safe with the chef and informs the three that the suspicion the four have on them is wrong, and when Motoko’s comes out for the commotion and gets to see the chef, Genta explain that he is just simply Motoko’s son as she calls him with his name: '''Tomoharu'''.

{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tomoharu Kanazawa|EP1173 Chef.jpg|
* Motoko's son
* Real name of the chef
* Former hotel head chef
}}
{{EndBox}}

As it turns out, Tomoharu had an argument and left home because of disagreements over the direction of the restaurant's development 20 years ago. After many years, he became a head chef of a hotel, but quitted the job to open his own restaurant. He happened to find a building that is near to his mother’s accommodation, and decided to open it there so as to be able to check his mother’s well-being. The reason he performed those suspicious calls (not the scam call or the one asking to see the recipes) was because Mamiya's presence instead of Motoko’s made him worried about his mother’s whereabouts. One misunderstanding happened as the call in the afternoon was performed by Tomoharu as his last attempt of visiting his mother from the restaurant after hearing the rumours of ghost told by the boys earlier today because Motoko thought it was someone asking for the recipe and told them not to disturb her anymore, which upsetted him as he thought that his mother had forgotten him since, but the boys prove the opposite as Motoko still keeps his childhood spoon and fork. The two then reunite again after 20 years apart. Sometime later, Tomoharu invites Conan, Haibara, the Detective Boys, and Mamiya to have as much meal as they want, with Motoko also working along with him.
</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
[[File:Detective Conan 24 Hour Television Illustration.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Illustration by Gosho Aoyama for collaboration with ''24 Hour Television''.]]
* The outfit of Detective Boys in the episode is based on Gosho Aoyama's illustration for the collaboration with charity program ''[[wikipedia:24 Hour Television: Love Saves The Earth|24 Hour Television: Love Saves The Earth]]'', which is aired on the same day.
:* The illustration was used as end card on the TV broadcast version of this episode and [[When the Shishi-odoshi Sounds]] (around the time the illustration was revealed). Ayumi and Haibara's dialogues are later adapted into this episode's end card, with the addition of Conan's.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|شبح على سطح البناء|Ghost in the Rooftop}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Un fantôme se manifeste !|A Ghost appeared!}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|มีผีออกมาด้วย!|A Ghost Has Appeared!}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 30}}

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

[[de:Episode 1173]]
[[zh:TV1173]]

The Reason He Became a Butler

2025-09-07T11:10:36Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1171-1172
| int-episode = 1229-1230
| image = TV Episode 1171-1172.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|執事になった理由}} (Shitsuji ni Natta Riyū)
| rating = 5.7% (Part 1) 5.1% (part 2)
| Manga case number = #319
| airdate = August 16, 2025 (Part 1) August 23, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 104#Murder on the Shinkansen|Volume 104 - F11]] ([[file 1113|1113]] ~ [[Volume 105#Murder on the Shinkansen|Volume 105 - F1~2]] ([[file 1114|1114]] · [[file 1115|1115]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Muga Iori]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Rei Furuya]] [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Mysterious Old Man with Bird]] [[Hyoue Kuroda]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Muga Iori]]
| next-conan-hint = Bandage (Part 1) Karuta (Part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| producer = 1171: [[Akira Yoshimura]] 1172: [[Hiroaki Takagi]] [[Taichi Atarashi]] (asst.)
| animation-director = 1171: [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Marie Nagano]] [[Kana Aoki]] [[Mina Otaka]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] 1172: [[Hiroaki Takagi]] [[Ayumi Takagi]] (asst.) [[Shoko Naoki]] (asst.) [[Akihiro Masakumo]] (asst. co-op; uncredited)<ref>[https://x.com/MSU_Akihiro/status/1959187408152658108?t=CQCtrMU84xx3SC5zKWHftQ&s=19 正云明宏 - X]</ref><ref name="ncad">https://x.com/hamohamohamo/status/1961696850333110342</ref> [[Hu Yu]] (asst. co-op; uncredited)<ref>[https://x.com/huyu90109317/status/1959189872583029214?t=gBzblspji6vs741uhoR0Zw&s=19 胡昱-Humarn - X]</ref><ref name="ncad"/>
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Keiko Sasaki]] and [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1172: [[Fincrossed Studio]], [[Hiryutokai]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ryo Horikawa]] as [[Heiji Hattori]] [[Yuko Miyamura]] as [[Kazuha Toyama]] [[Satsuki Yukino]] as [[Momiji Ooka]] [[Daisuke Ono]] as [[Muga Iori]] [[Takeshi Kusao]] as [[Rei Furuya]] [[Nobuo Tobita]] as [[Yuya Kazami]] [[Yukimasa Kishino]] as [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Yusaku Yara]] as [[Mysterious Old Man with Bird]] [[Yutaka Aoyama]] as Man [[Shiro Saito]] as Passenger [[Masaki Nakanishi]] as Thug [[Toshimitsu Oda]] as PSB officer [[Yoshiko Kamei]] as Onboard Sales Attendant (Episode 1172)
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Mystery of the Man-Eating Classroom
| next-episode = It's a Ghost!
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|執事になった理由|Shitsuji ni Natta Riyū}} is the 1171st and 1172nd episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{Char|Muga Iori}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya}}
{{Char|Yuya Kazami}}
{{Char|Mysterious Old Man with Bird}}
{{Char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri|display=Ran Mouri (cameo)}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure|display=Juzo Megure (cameo)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
On the Shinkansen where [[Muga Iori|Iori]] is having his ride with [[Momiji Ooka|Momiji]], [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]], and [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]], a drunk man accidentally spills his beer on Iori's sleeves, forcing Iori to wash it in the restroom. There, he notices a phone left behind that is also ringing, he answers the call trying to help the person receiving it back, only to realize that Momiji is dragged into a hostage situation that requires Iori to follow the order of that person or else she will be killed.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Hostage situation
| image = EP1171-1172 Case1.jpg
| location = Bullet train
| victim = Momiji Ooka
| victim-label = Hostage
| cause-death =
| suspects = Unknown
| description =
}}
The person asks him to wake up a man sitting near the window at the end of the train car no.14, Iori says that he couldn’t wake him up as the person admits his disgusting crime of killing the person, and requests him to take the USB from that person. It appears that the murder was performed accidentally while they happened to see Iori, whom they knew to be a former PSB officer as mentioned earlier, and they decided to use Momiji as a hostage to force Iori to do the dirty job of theirs.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1171-1172 Case2.jpg
| location = Bullet train
| victim = Hirotaka Tanigawa
| cause-death = Stab wound in the chest
| suspects = Unknown
| description = Tanigawa refused to give his USB and tried to fight back, only to receive a fatal stab to the chest from a knife.
}}
However, they can’t find anything near the victim so the blackmailer suggests that Iori find it in the luggage instead. The luggage has regular items for a normal tourist, except for a blue notebook that has a statement related to Tsuguri’s recent scandal in its last page, which reminds him about the suicide of the man’s secretary. Meanwhile, Momiji’s group was worried that Iori disappeared suddenly for no reason and asked Heiji to check it out, which makes Iori improvise so that he could continue the searching, not knowing that Heiji has been calling [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] to confirm the situation that the group is in.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Suicide? (past)
| image = EP1171-1172 Case3.jpg
| location = Unknown
| victim = Tsurugi's secretary
| cause-death = Not described (The laying victim's head is surrounded by blood, which points to a head injury that could be caused by a fall from a high place)
| suspects = Unknown
| description =
}}
Iori also gradually comes to the conclusion that the USB may contain evidence that can reveal something about the suicide, and that he himself has met the blackmailer at some point in the past. He recalls an incident three years ago, when he was still a PSB officer.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = First intrusion
| image = EP1171-1172 Case4.jpg
| location = Ooka Summer Villa
| victim = Muga Iori
| cause-death = Slash wound on the right forearm
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Unidentified group of intruders
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}
He was very tired and slightly injured from the fight with numerous scoundrels in the villa of the former prime minister. He decided to use the tie to stop bleeding and have rest is the storage room of the villa where he unintentionally encountered Momiji Ooka, who happened to be safe all along because of her mischievous intentions like any child. At first, Iori planned to have his colleagues escort the girl home safely while he himself would take the desired nap. But not long after, it was interrupted by the presence of three scoundrels with murder intentions on the girl upon learning that the former prime minister was not there all along.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Second intrusion and Attempted murder
| image = EP1171-1172 Case5.jpg
| location = Ooka Summer Villa
| victim = Muga Iori and Momiji Ooka
| victim-label = Victims
| suspects = Unidentified group of intruders (related to previous intrusion)
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}
While Iori was worrying about Momiji’s safety, the girl suddenly grabbed his hand in fear and was revealed to have done first aid for wounds of the sleeping officer with many many bandages.

==== Part 2 ====
Having been found by the scoundrels, Iori had no choice but to defeat them like other scoundrels. However, one of them managed to flee away from being subdued by the PSB officers later on and swore to make Iori pay one day.

The story returns to the present where Iori still hasn’t found the USB yet, as the butler return to the body to finally notice how the victim hid it so well that the blackmailer couldn’t find in the first place, Heiji comes with message from Conan, hinting that they have acknowledged about the situation.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man A|E1171 Man1.jpg|
* Drunk man}}
{{People|Hirotaka Tanigawa|Hirotaka Tanigawa.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Freelance writer ?}}
{{People|Tsurugi's secretary|E1171 Secretary.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Tsurugi's secretary}}
{{People|Tsurugi|Tsurugi.jpg|
* Diet member accused of multiple crimes}}
{{People|Criminal A|E1171 Thug.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal at the Ooka Summer Villa 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal B|E1171 Thug2.jpg|
* On the run
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal C|E1171 Thug3.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal D|E1171 Thug4.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Man B|E1172 Passenger.jpg|
* Train passenger}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Heiji and Iori '''improvise''' to turn a conversation about the situation into choosing what fruit juice to drink, with Heiji giving the USB he and Conan had found earlier to Iori so the latter can continue following the order of the blackmailer. After the USB is put in the location given from the beginning and Heiji giving his signal to start the counterattacking plan, Iori returns to the seat near the body and falsely accuses the error in the USB with gradually decreasing voice, causing the blackmailer to yell so loudly that it will expose his current location to Heiji, while Kazuha knocks out the one holding the knife in front of Momiji’s witness. However, the USB somehow disappeared while the two culprits were in another carriage, as it turns out, there is also a '''woman''' disguised as a train attendant involved in this USB retrieving mission, and she is about to stab anyone who gets in her way. Thank when Iori comes back in time and takes the critical hit. But in the end he is fine due to the Karuta deck that he had kept inside earlier when Heiji refused to play as of lack of space in the Shinkansen. Not long after when the Shinkansen arrives at the Tokyo station, the criminals are subdued by [[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]]’s team that Conan had called earlier.

The group of criminals threatening Iori consists of:
*Criminal B, who is '''indeed''' the scoundrel fled away from being subdued by the PSB officers 3 years ago, as '''the man on the phone'''.
*The drunkard we see earlier, who actually spilled the beer on purpose so they can have the call in the restroom answered by Iori, as '''the man with the knife''' ready to kill Momiji at any moment.
*And the '''woman A''' disguised as a fake train attendant. Iori noticed the anomaly because when a passenger left the train carriage the attendant was standing in, the attendant would bow to them while the fake attendant didn’t do that to him. The real attendant is tied up in the restroom.
They were ordered by '''Tsurugi''' to retrieve the USB as it contain the video footage of Tsurugi's secretary being forced to commit suicide by Tsurugi himself and the three criminals.

{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Criminal B|E1171 Thug2.jpg|
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago
* Real identity of the "man on the phone"}}
{{People|Man A|E1171 Man1.jpg|
* Fake drunk man
* Real identity of the "man holding the knife"}}
{{People|Woman A|E1172 Criminal.jpg|
* Fake train attendant
* Accomplice of the two criminals}}
{{People|Woman B|E1172 Attendant.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* Real train attendant}}
{{EndBox}}

At the station, [[Rei Furuya ]] and [[Yuya Kazami]] are also seen discussing about Iori, who is revealed to have graduated from the Police Academy at the same year as Kazami, and had been assigned the same division of Furuya but he eventually retired to become the butler of the Ooka’s family. But it is still unknown why Kazami has to come when Furuya tells that his work for today is done while Furuya goes to meet someone in the Shinkansen, only to receive a call from The [[Mysterious Old Man with Bird]] ordering him to "investigate Conan Edogawa and leave no stone unturned". What is more strange is that when Kuroda calls him and asks why he is not answering immediately, Furuya does not tell him about the inquiry to investigate the boy from the Mysterious Old Man with Bird.
</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* Some scenes added into anime version:
:* Ran reading book in her room when Conan was talking with Heiji
:* Heiji imagination of Momiji as a train fan.
:* Momiji warning Iori before a passenger spills his drink on him
:* The thugs luring Momiji when they tried to open the basement door before got beaten by Iori
:* Several scenes of Conan typing on his phone to secretly ask Iori
:* {{cover|Heiji getting applause from other passengers after defeating one of the culprit}}
:* {{cover|Heiji saying 'Evil never pays' when hitting the last culprit}}
:* {{cover|Heiji and Kazuha reaction to stabbed Iori}}
:* {{cover|Conan attempts to take the credit for solving the case but getting ignored by others, which lead him to understand how Kogoro feels}}
* The scene where Conan ask Iori if there are any more accomplices is not adapted.

== Trivia ==
* The North Star brand of beer held by the drunk man is in fact [[Wikipedia:Sapporo Breweries|Sapporo]].
* The names of the characters involved are related to the [[wikipedia:Shinkansen|Shinkansen]]<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>:
** Hirotaka Tanigawa (谷川博高) comes from the shinkansen train services [[wikipedia:Tanigawa (train)|Tanigawa]] (たにがわ) and [[wikipedia:Hakutaka|Hakutaka]] (はくたか, "博" can also be read "haku") ;
** Tsurugi (鶴城) comes from the shinkansen train service [[wikipedia:Tsurugi (train service)|Tsurugi]] (つるぎ).

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|كيف صرت خادمها|How I Became Her Butler}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Pourquoi je suis devenu majordome|Why I Became a Butler}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เหตุผลที่เป็นพ่อบ้าน|The Reason For Being a Butler}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Marie Nagano]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kana Aoki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Mina Otaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Michitaka Yamamoto]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Hiroaki Takagi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Ayumi Takagi]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Shoko Naoki]]

[[de:Episode 1172]]
[[zh:TV1172]]

The Mystery of the Man-Eating Classroom

2025-09-07T11:08:46Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1169-1170
| int-episode = 1227-1228
| image = TV Episode 1169-1170.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|人喰い教室の怪}} (Hitokui Kyōshitsu no Kai)
| rating = 4.9% (Part 1) 5.0% (Part 2)
| Manga case number = #318
| airdate = July 26, 2025 (Part 1) August 2, 2025 (Part 2)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 104#Parents' Day at Teitan Elementary School|Volume 104 - F8~10]] ([[file 1110|1110]] · [[file 1111|1111]] · [[file 1112|1112]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Maria Higashio]] [[Takuma Sakamoto]] [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] [[Rumi Wakasa]] [[Yukiko Kudo]] [[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case#People|Fumiyo Edogawa]] [[Yusaku Kudo]] [[Ryujiro Uematsu]] [[Rum]] [[Rachel Asaka]] [[Kohji Haneda]] [[Night Baron]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Flowerpot (part 1) 10 yen coin (part 2)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Kana Kawana]]
| storyboard = [[Kana Kawana]]
| producer = 1169: [[Yuki Kawakata]] 1170: [[Masahiro Takada]]
| animation-director = 1169: [[Kaoru Nagakawa]] [[Michitaka Yamamoto]] [[Yukari Kamiaka]] [[Zi Dengjia]] 1170: [[Akio Kawamura]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1169: [[Azeta Pictures]] 1170: [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Yuko Kato]] as [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] [[Fumi Hirano]] as [[Rumi Wakasa]] [[Yuki Matsuoka]] as [[Maria Higashio]] [[Toko Aoyama]] as [[Takuma Sakamoto]] [[Naomi Shindo]] as Mrs. Higashio (credited as Maria's mother) [[Hideyuki Tanaka]] as [[Yusaku Kudo]] [[Sumi Shimamoto]] as [[Yukiko Kudo]] [[Shinpachi Tsuji]] as [[Ryujiro Uematsu]] [[Shigeru Chiba]] as [[Rum]] [[Yumiko Kobayashi]] as Kaisuke Danno [[Risae Matsuda]] as TV announcer (Episode 1169) [[Teru Ikuta]] as Clerk (Episode 1169) [[Riona Imaizumi]] as Female Student (Episode 1169) [[Kazuki Miyagi]] as Rum's subordinate (Episode 1170)
| opening-song = Poker Face
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = Genta's Casebook of the Eel
| next-episode = The Reason He Became a Butler
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|人喰い教室の怪|Hitokui Kyōshitsu no Kai}} is the 1169th and 1170th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Maria Higashio}}
{{Char|Takuma Sakamoto}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{Char|Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case#People|Fumiyo Edogawa|display=Fumiyo Edogawa}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Ryujiro Uematsu}}
{{char|Rum}}
{{char|Kohji Haneda|display=Kohji Haneda (computer screen)}}
{{char|Night Baron|display=Night Baron (disguise, background)}}
{{char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (phone strap)}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo|display=Yukiko Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Rachel Asaka|display=Rachel Asaka (background)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
==== Part 1 ====
[[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] and [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] are watching the news reporting [[The 17-Year-Old Truth|the firearm store robbery]] that happened yesterday when Haibara suddenly asks Agasa if he is free on Wednesday the 16th, to which he explains that he will be teaching one of his acquaintances how to use the remote meeting control from the afternoon to evening, much to her dismay as that could mean that no one will be there for her in Parents’ Day visit at school.

On the Parents’ Day visit at school, [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], Haibara, and the Detective Boys are walking to the school, with each of them having different feelings for the day:
[[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] is very excited because her dad is anticipating comparing her height increase, which had been noticed yesterday, with her fellow classmates.
[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] is excited as well because he wants to perform well in front of his parents.
[[Genta Kojima|Genta]] is not, however, as his mom said that she would punish him if he dared to fall asleep in the class ever again.
Haibara doesn’t care that much because her parents have gone since she was born.
Conan reveals that his mom has returned to Japan by chance and she is going to the class today, much to the Detective Boys’ anticipation. Conan then secretly tells Haibara that [[Yukiko Kudo|his mom]] insisted on attending the class upon receiving the school announcement (and of course, she will attend under the name of [[Fumiyo Edogawa]]). He also expresses with her that he hasn’t grown up even a millimeter ever since he is shrunk and asks if it was due to the [[APTX-4869]], to which she reassures him that it wasn’t even though she is not sure about it herself.

Later, they meet [[Maria Higashio|Maria]], who is trying to buy an adhesive tape, when they are in a store for some school supplies, it turns out that the girl wanted to tape the timetable that is torn on one side and neglected by everyone in the class, even [[Sumiko Kobayashi|Kobayashi]] and [[Rumi Wakasa]]. They also happen to meet [[Takuma Sakamoto|Takuma]], who is buying a new writing pad as he broke the old one after slipping on the brick edge of the school flower bed.

The group begins to pay for the items they have purchased, Haibara's pencil stinger case cost her 258 yen, she pays 1000 yen and receives back 500 coin yen, 2 coins 100 yen, 4 coins 10 yen and 2 yen in change, while Maria’s adhesive tape costs her 302 yen, she gives 500 and receive coin 100 yen, coin 50 yen, 4 coins 10 yen and 8 yen in change.

In a classroom hallway, a boy named Kaisuke Danno is telling some others about a boy who died of choking whilst to avoid being caught sneaky eating red-handed in the class turned into an angry spirit haunting the class of his. It is told that once you step in the haunted class, you will hear a voice saying that: Feed me! Or I will eat you! And to stop the angry spirit from doing that and make it leave for somewhere else, you have to leave snacks at the desk after school. Danno continues by saying that the angry spirit is currently haunting this school, which is not trustworthy to Conan, Mitsuhiko, and Genta, whom Danno has met earlier when he tried buying some snacks before class. Just as the story is on its high note, Kobayashi and Rumi inform the children that class 1’B and 1’A are going to attend the PE class together.

Before lunch time, Ayumi and Mitsuhiko see Maria is not as excited for the parents’ day visit at school as others when they are taking food cart to the class, this is explained as Maria expresses her worries for her mom, who assured to come to the class even though she is in the hospital recovering from a back injury due to having tried so hard to attend their recent recital a week ago. In the class, Takuma does not wait in line for food like others as he is looking at something outside the window, which is later known as he has accidentally spoiled a tulip in the flower bed where he slipped but it is currently noticed by only two girls (and probably Conan as well), but he’d eventually get in line as others and have the meal. While having a meal Danno also has flashbacks of the story that actually happened to him but Genta did not believe him at all.

On lunch break, Mitsuhiko sees smoke outside the window and informs the teacher, Conan also goes to the window and witnesses the tulip flower bed burning for some reason. Just as when Conan, Rumi, and Kobayashi arrive at the flower bed with Conan holding a fire extinguisher, Haibara has already done it by jumping out of the window and using the water from the class flower vase. And just as when the four are discussing how it can burn, Danno interrupts as the curse of man-eating class that no one believed has come true.

{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Arson
| image = EP1169-1170 Case.jpg
| location = Teitan Elementary School
| suspects = Kaisuke Danno, Takuma Sakamoto and Maria Higashio
| description = These three students have a specific motive to be considered as suspect: Danno wants to convince others to believe him, Takuma wants to cover up the lost tulip incident, while Maria wants the parents' day visit at school to be postponed.
}}
Examining the scene shows that a honeysuckle flower pot was accidentally kicked by Haibara when she jumped outside the window, and there is one potato chip under the said pot after being kicked. Conan then recalls the three events, with one of them could be related to the burning flower bed mystery:
*Danno was stopped by Genta when he was trying to buy a package of the same potato chip. However, there are still chances that he had bought it in between and was the one to burn the flower bed to make his rumour more trustworthy.
*Takuma was indeed responsible for the lost tulip as he was scared upon hearing a girl in front of Conan mentioning about the flower bed losing one of its tulips. And he could be the one responsible for the burn of the flower bed as a way to cover up the lost tulip incident.
*Maria’s mom attended the recital that Maria also participated in and is now in the hospital recovering from the back injury. She could be the culprit and the purpose was to postpone the parents’ day visit at school.

The lunch break is over in 30 minutes and just about Rumi is suggesting that they inform this to the principal and the parents, Conan decides to ask the two 10 minutes of it so that he could solve the mystery and continue the event as usual. Then he asks someone to take his notebook and pencil for him so he can make one comparison table of what could the three students do before the flower bed burned, but his pencil suddenly out of stinger so he asks Haibara for one and Takuma volunteers to bring it for him, not knowing about his moist hand when giving the stinger box for Conan until the latter notices this. Next, Conan asks someone to bring him the stopwatch from the family economy class, and a 10 yen coin as there is something wrong with that stopwatch but he suddenly stops as he declares that he has known the one responsible for the flowerbed burning mystery.

==== Part 2 ====
At the [[Kudo Residence|Kudo residence]], while preparing for the parents’ day visit at school, Yusaku Kudo and Yukiko Kudo recall the time '''[[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case|they kidnapped Conan]]''' under the disguises of Night Baron and Fumiyo Edogawa, respectively, with the latter having met with Ran and Kogoro before, so they would suspect Conan again if some parent in the class takes a photo showing that the person attending the meeting for Conan is Yukiko instead of Fumiyo. They are also relieved of not having to explain the situation to Shuichi Akai, who is attending the FBI meeting requiring his present, as it could reveal Conan’s true identity, though Yusaku thinks that he could’ve figured it out for a while '''[[Conan vs. Double Code Mystery#Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya|(and we can confirm that)]]'''. They also discuss Rumi Wakasa's situation, knowing that she has been in the Teitan Elementary School as class 1’B deputy homeroom teacher to get close to the person who viewed her '''[[Just Like a 17 Years Old Crime Scene|news posts]]''' the most, Conan. Even though Rumi seems to be not too harmful to Conan for now, Yusaku still warns Yukiko to be careful of her, as she will likely do anything to achieve her goal: Revenge. He then wonders why Yukiko comes here rather than just the disguise, to which she replies it is for the tablet.

The fate of today's Parents' Day is unclear; who set fire to the flower bed, and what does Yukiko plan to do with the tablet?

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaisuke Danno|Kaisuke Danno.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Teitan Elementary School class 1-A student}}
{{People|Mrs. Higashio|Mrs. Higashio.jpg|
* Maria's mother
* Office employee
* Agasa's friend}}
{{People|Woman A|E1169 announcer.jpg|
* TV announcer}}
{{People|Woman B|E1169 employee.jpg|
* 6-Mart employee}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
Meanwhile at Teitan Elementary School, Conan deduces that the fire began after lunch and if the culprit simply came there to burn it, that person would be noticed by the students in the school, so the fire '''must''' have begun from an automatic ignition device. Haibara says she didn’t see anything when she came there to extinguish it, this was because Haibara accidentally kicked the flower pot that hid the potato chip – the kindling. Another key point here is the support frame of the kicked flower pot not having traces of burnt vines, which could mean that the vines were removed earlier so the frame could be used for another purpose – support frame for a special kind of magnifying glass (a kind of converging lens) made from ice water with the help of a bowl. One more thing – how can the ice glass melt so quickly? The answer is the '''10 yen coins''' consisting 95% of copper each, as its good thermal conductivity allows them to catch heat and melt the ice glass.

The one causing the flower bed to burn is the one hiding her hand all the time to keep the 10 yen coins after the incident, '''Ai Haibara''', whom '''Maria Higashio''' asked to help cancel the parents’ day visit at school so that her mom wouldn’t try so hard to come here today. The reason he knew this was:
*When Conan asked someone for a 10 yen coin to open the stopwatch only Danno out of Haibara and the three students suspected with burning the flower bed had one as Takuma does not have it after buying the writing pad, while Maria and Haibara denied having one, which were strange as they had 4 of them each after buying their item at the shop earlier.
*Haibara’s stinger box was wet, this could be due to the said ice magnifying glass.
*For some reason, Haibara always keeps her left hand in her pocket.
Meanwhile the story that Danno told Conan, Mitsuhiko and Genta earlier was probably made up by his former schoolmate for the snack as the broken flower vase and the tool cabinet could be easily moved by a fishing rod’s line. Regarding Takuma and the missing tulip, he simply just brought it home and secretly grew it until it grew back, and now Conan suggests he return to the class as it won’t bloom again if he grows in his home.

Even though the two have apologized and Conan asks the teachers to overlook the incident, the principal has already known about this and despite Kobayashi asking him to forgive the girls, he states that '''{{font color|#ff0000|whatever the reason, daring to do an experiment during lunchtime in the school yard without permission cannot be ignored}}''', and makes them replant the burnt flower as '''a punishment''' while reminding everyone about the parents coming to the event. Kobayashi states that Maria’s mom would still attend the event, even if she couldn’t be here like others. As it turns out, the acquaintance who asked for Agasa’s help for today was Maria’s mom, as she and Agasa would also attend parents’ day visit at school for Maria and Haibara, respectively, through the tablet held by Fumiyo Edogawa. Meanwhile, Rum is having a call with someone in the Black Organization about taking down Rumi, with Rum wondering about why Rumi is still at school after the incident.
</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* The order of scene is changed so that Yusaku and Yukiko in disguise scenes happened after Conan know the culprit.
* Some minor scenes are added:
:* Haibara and Maria receive their changes from the clerk.
:* New visual of [[Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case]] when Yusaku remembering about Fumiyo.
:* {{cover|In the post credit scene, Rumi looking at Conan before looking back at Haibara}}

== Trivia ==
* The convenience store 6-Mart is likely a combination of [[wikipedia:7-Eleven|7-Eleven]] and [[wikipedia:FamilyMart|FamilyMart]].
* The brand of the adhesive tape Maria bought is [[wikipedia:ja:セロテープ|Sellotape]] (セロテープ, serotēpu) by [[wikipedia:ja:ニチバン|Nichiban]] (ニチバン).
* Takuma Sakamoto's pencil leads are from the brand [[wikipedia:Uni-ball|UNI]], written as PUNI in the anime.
* Due to [[Ryujiro Uematsu]]'s rare appearance, the animator in charge of his scenes used the old design as reference.<ref>https://x.com/MSU_Akihiro/status/1951577220356669816</ref>
* Kaisuke Danno's name comes from {{nihongo|"ghost stories"|怪談|kaidan}} and {{nihongo|"flowerbeds"|花壇|kadan}}<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|الشبح آكل الطلاب|The Student-Eating Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|L'Histoire du fantôme cannibale|The Story of the Cannibal Ghost}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ความลึกลับของห้องเรียนกินคน|The Secret of the Man-Eating Classroom}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

{{Season 30}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[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 1169]]
[[zh:TV1169]]

Genta's Casebook of the Eel

2025-09-07T11:07:09Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1168
| int-episode = 1226
| image = TV Episode 1168.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|元太のうなぎ捕物帳}} (Genta no Unagi Torimono-chō)
| rating = 4.2%
| Filler case number = #444
| airdate = July 19, 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]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Genta Kojima]]
| next-conan-hint = Midsummer Ox Day
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wataru Takagi (voice actor)|Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] and [[Wataru Takagi]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Nana Mizuki]] as Rio Matsui [[Daiki Hamano]] as Yuya Kurashima [[Hideo Ishikawa]] as Hiroyuki Okamoto [[Taro Yamaguchi]] as Shigeru Unagizuka

| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Yuki Notsuka]]
| storyboard = [[Mitsuko Kase]]
| producer = [[Tsurumi Mukaiyama]]
| animation-director = [[Kosei Takahashi]] [[Eiichi Tokura]]
| 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 = The 17-Year-Old Truth
| next-episode = The Mystery of the Man-Eating Classroom
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|元太のうなぎ捕物帳|Genta no Unagi Torimono-chō}} is the 1168th 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}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
A chef named Shigeru Unagizuka, who is also the owner of Ginpachi Unagi Shop, was injured in the leg and could not make a delivery, so Genta decided to help him. He coincidentally meets Conan, Haibara, Mitsuhiko, and Ayumi on the way. Unfortunately, the chef is discovered to be seriously injured by a stab wound to the left side of the chest and is currently being treated in the hospital in critical condition. This makes Genta extremely angry and determined to make the culprit pay for what he has done.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = EP1168 Case.jpg
| location = Ginpachi Unagi Shop
|time = Between 3:30 and 4:30 pm
| victim = Shigeru Unagizuka
| cause-death = Stab wound to left side of chest
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Yuya Kurashima, Hiroyuki Okamoto and Rio Matsui
| description =
}}
Before that, Takagi has to ask Genta about the time he last saw Unagizuka, the boy answered he arrived here at 3pm and left to help the victim deliver goods at 3:30pm. Later, the boys also learn that Yuya Kurashima found the victim stabbed at 4:30pm when he delivered soy sauce. In addition, Genta remembers that he met a man who was immediately chased out by Unagizuka when he just left the shop holding an envelope with the word Aoiya written on it, so the police, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys go together to confirm the identity of that person. The man, Hiroyuki Okamoto, had an argument over eel sales outside the victim’s shop. The police also plan to question the last customer who had been to the shop (and luckily they paid by card, so it would be easier to find them) before Unagizuka got stabbed. The last customer, Rio Matsui, recalls that she was at the shop from 3:45 pm to 4:15 pm, and she did not see anyone else suspicious.

At the same time, Genta is hungry because he couldn’t eat the eels he would had after delivering the goods if Unagizuka hadn't been stabbed by someone. Luckily, Rio’s husband would be home late tonight and would be having dinner out, so Genta and his friends are treated to the eels that are probably meant for tomorrow by her. However, when leaving Rio's house, Genta points out something unusual about the eels he and the others had just eaten, so after Takagi leaves, they return to the Ginpachi Unagi Shop to check. There, Genta discovers that the soy sauce used on the eels is different from usual, so everyone decides to ask Kurashima to confirm, and he denies the crime because:
*Ginpachi Unagi Shop stopped using Kurashima's soy sauce since he took over his soy sauce company and if he wanted revenge he would have done it years ago because making soy sauce takes many years.
*Today he went to that shop to let Unagizuka try his newly made soy sauce and saw him stabbed.
Then Genta gets the idea to ask Rio about the eels and who prepared it for her and she says that a very young person wearing a mask made it, and from there, with Genta’s rich knowledge of eels and Conan’s deduction will together reveal the abnormality to point out the culprit.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigeru Unagizuka|Shigeru Unagizuka.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 60 years old
* Ginpachi Unagi Shop owner}}
{{People|Yuya Kurashima|Yuya Kurashima.jpg|
* 31 years old
* 5th head of Kurashima Soy Sauce}}
{{People|Hiroyuki Okamoto|Hiroyuki Okamoto.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Aoiya Department Store event manager}}
{{People|Rio Matsui|Rio Matsui.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Office worker}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
The difference between today's eel, which is the eel purchased by Rio Matsui, and the usual eels is: It was opened from the belly in the Kansai style while the usual eel from that shop would be slit from the back, and the person who prepared the eel was the former chef in the Kansai region and also the culprit of the case, '''Hiroyuki Okamoto'''.

There is one crucial piece of evidence that he couldn't erase, the '''fingerprints''' on the '''fan''' that was used to help grill the eels stolen by him. He tries to run away, but with Genta's determination, it is useless. After the case is over, Conan, Haibara, Genta, Ayumi, and Mitsuhiko visit Unagizuka and he promises to let Genta eat as much eel as he wants and perhaps ask him for help if he needs. He happily agrees with the thought of being able to eat as much as he wants after he helps him.</spoiler>

== Trivia ==
* To celebrate [[Wikipedia:Midsummer Ox Day|Midsummer Ox Day]], the episode is made in collaboration with ''[[wikipedia:ja:満天☆青空レストラン|Manten☆Aozora Restaurant]]'', Nippon TV's gourmet and travel program that aired on Saturday 18:30 JST after ''Detective Conan''. In the collaboration, voice actor [[Wikipedia:Nana Mizuki|Nana Mizuki]], who is narrator for the program, voiced Rio Matsui in the episode, while Conan and Genta also have guest apperance in the program.
:* In addition, a special Next Conan Hint (Soy isoflavone) and End Card dialogues are shown only in TV broadcast.

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|يوم الأنقليس|Eel Day}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|L'Enquête de Genta au goût d'anguille|Genta's Eel-Flavored Investigation}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|บันทึกการจับกุมนายปลาไหลของเก็นตะ|Genta's Record of Capturing Mr. Eel}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 30}}

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

[[de:Episode 1168]]
[[zh:TV1168]]

The 17-Year-Old Truth

2025-09-07T11:04:26Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1164-1167
| int-episode = 1222-1225
| image = TV Episode 1164-1167.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}} 1164 The Bloody Knight 1165 The Perceptive Devil 1166 The Far-Sighted Bishop 1167 The Queen's Gambit
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|{{ruby|17|じゅうなな}}年前の真相}} (Jūnana-nen Mae no Shinsō) 1164 {{nihongo|血染めの{{ruby|騎士|ナイト}}|Chizome no Naito}} 1165 {{nihongo|達眼の悪魔|Tatsugan no Akuma}} 1166 {{nihongo|遠見の角行|Tōmi no Kakugyō}} 1167 {{nihongo|{{ruby|女王の謀|クイーンズ・ギャンビット}}|Kuīnzu Gyanbitto}}
| rating = 5.4% (The Bloody Knight) 6.2% (The Perceptive Devil) 4.8% (The Far-Sighted Bishop) 5.2% (The Queen's Gambit)
| Manga case number = #318 #319
| airdate = June 7, 2025 (The Bloody Knight) June 14, 2025 (The Perceptive Devil) June 21, 2025 (The Far-Sighted Bishop) June 28, 2025 (The Queen's Gambit)
| season = [[Season 30|30]]
| manga = [[Volume 104#Chess Tournament Murder Case|Volume 104 - F1~7]] ([[file 1103|1103]] · [[file 1104|1104]] · [[file 1105|1105]] · [[file 1106|1106]] · [[file 1107|1107]] · [[file 1108|1108]] · [[file 1109|1109]])
| english-title =
| dubbed-episode =
| english-airdate =
| cast = [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Ran Mouri]] [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Ai Haibara]] [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Genta Kojima]] [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] [[Rumi Wakasa]] [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Kanenori Wakita]] [[Juzo Megure]] [[Rum]] [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Chianti]] [[Korn]] [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Amanda Hughes]] [[Rachel Asaka]] [[Kohji Haneda]] [[Tsutomu Akai]] [[Mary Sera]] [[Shukichi Haneda]] [[Subaru Okiya]] [[Kamen Yaiba]]
| solved-by = [[Conan Edogawa]]
| next-conan-hint = Crossword puzzles (The Bloody Knight) Glasses case (The Perceptive Devil) Knight (The Far-Sighted Bishop) Umbrella (The Queen's Gambit)
| case =
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| organizer = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| storyboard = [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| producer = 1164: [[Masahiro Takada]] 1165: [[Ayumi Iemura]] 1166: [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] 1167: [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = 1164: [[Akio Kawamura]] 1165: [[Mariko Imamura]] [[Yui Ushinohama]] [[Miho Tanaka]] [[Mina Otaka]] [[FALCO Suzuki]] 1166: [[Asuka Tsubuki]] [[Kenichi Otomo]] [[Nobuyuki Iwai]] 1167: [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Kyoko Yoshimi]] and [[Chie Saito]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation = 1164: [[BIG BANG]]
| voice-cast = [[Minami Takayama]] as [[Conan Edogawa]] [[Wakana Yamazaki]] as [[Ran Mouri]] [[Rikiya Koyama]] as [[Kogoro Mouri]] [[Megumi Hayashibara]] as [[Ai Haibara]] [[Ikue Otani]] as [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] [[Yukiko Iwai]] as [[Ayumi Yoshida]] [[Wataru Takagi]] as [[Genta Kojima]] [[Yuko Kato]] as [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] [[Fumi Hirano]] as [[Rumi Wakasa]] and [[Rachel Asaka]] [[Kenichi Ogata]] as [[Hiroshi Agasa]] [[Chafurin]] as [[Juzo Megure]] [[Kazuhiko Inoue]] as [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] [[Yukimasa Kishino]] as [[Hyoue Kuroda]] [[Shigeru Chiba]] as [[Kanenori Wakita]] and [[Rum]] [[Kikuko Inoue]] as [[Chianti]] [[Hiroyuki Kinoshita]] as [[Korn]] [[Shuichi Ikeda]] as [[Shuichi Akai]] [[Miina Tominaga]] as [[Amanda Hughes]] [[Hiroki Yasumoto]] as [[Kohji Haneda]] [[Koichi Yamadera]] as [[Tsutomu Akai]] [[Takako Honda]] as [[Mary Sera]] [[Hisafumi Oda]] as Naoto Kishitani [[Makoto Yasumura]] as Kinji Ogawara [[Toru Sakurai]] as Kunikazu Kisaki [[Shizuka Ishigami]] as Kurumi Shiroi [[Michitake Kikuchi]] as Tournament manager (Episode 1164) [[Takuma Suzuki]] as Kuroda's friend (Episode 1165) [[Masafumi Kobatake]] as Rum's subordinate (Episode 1165) [[Christelle Ciari]] as Rum's subordinate (Episode 1166) [[Volcano Ota]] as Rum's subordinate (Episodes 1166-1167) [[Ko Bonkobara]] as Rum's subordinate (Episodes 1166-1167) [[Daisuke Takahashi]] as Rum's subordinate (Episodes 1166-1167)
| opening-song = But No Love
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Counting Song Heard in the Dark
| next-episode = Genta's Casebook of the Eel
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|{{ruby|17|じゅうなな}}年前の真相|Jūnana-nen Mae no Shinsō}} is the 1164th, 1165th, 1166th and 1167th episode of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[anime]].

== Characters introduced ==
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|[[Rachel Asaka]]|Rachel Asaka.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard and adopted daughter
* Rumi Wakasa's real identity}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{Char|Kanenori Wakita}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Rum}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Chianti}}
{{Char|Korn}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Amanda Hughes|display=Amanda Hughes (flashback)}}
{{Char|Rachel Asaka|display=Rachel Asaka (flashback)}}
{{Char|Kohji Haneda|display=Kohji Haneda (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Sharon Vineyard (flashback)}}
{{Char|Tsutomu Akai|display=Tsutomu Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Mary Sera|display=Mary Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shukichi Haneda|display=Shukichi Haneda (flashback)}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya|display=Subaru Okiya (background flashback)}}
{{Char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (statue background flashback)}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
On a rainy day, Kogoro decides to reward himself after gaining a lot of money from the investigation, with Wakita asking where Conan could be. As it turns out, he went to the building where the Detective Boys, Rumi and Kobayashi are cheering Shiratori as he is participating in the tournament, with Kobayashi giving him the knight keychain as a lucky charm.
==== The Bloody Knight ====
When Haibara and the Detective Boys are discussing the strongest chess piece, Rumi asks her why she knows too much around, in which Conan replies as Agasa taught her how to play chess and other knowledge as well. Later, the group meets up with other tournament participants, including Kurumi Shiroi, Kinji Ogarawa, Naoto Kishitami and Kunikazu Kisaki, with each of them having their own chess piece as a lucky charm. Ogawara mentions that a chess player named Ryoichiro Saso used Amazing Grace as his phone tune, only to be betrayed by the tune itself.

In the tournament, Shiratori faces Kuroda but suddenly someone’s phone rings, causing Shiratori to be distracted and he is then declared lost. However, when the two meet up with Kobayashi’s group, Shiratori loses his lucky charm somewhere, so he has to go back to the tournament to find it. Kuroda then greets Kobayashi and Rumi, he also mentions that he had met Rumi somewhere, even before the event of the burning tent murder case, in which she denies.

In the waiting room, Shiroi, Ogawara and Kunikazu discuss the ringtone played in the match after they hear a strange sound. Later, Ogawara’s glass suddenly breaks when he is going to have his drink, which makes him scream in fear. And apparently, an arrow has flown through his glass and hit his bag. Conan and Kuroda then try to find the culprit’s trace following the open door, and when they pass by a different “cleaning up” sign in the restroom, Conan opens the restroom and sees Kishitani being dead with several arrows in his body. At the scene there are also a crossbow, a magazine, and a knight keychain which Conan confirms it belongs to Shiratori.
{{InfoBox Crime
| image = EP1164-1167 Case1.jpg
| location = Nishitopia building
| victim = Naoto Kishitani
| age = 32 years old
| cause-death = Arrow shot wound to the chest
| suspects = Kurumi Shiroi, Kinji Ogawara, Kunikazu Kisaki, and [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]]
| description =
}}

Kuroda informs this and Shiratori being a suspect for him, Shiratori explains that indeed he was in the restroom to find the lucky charm, but there was no “cleaning up” sign, and apparently someone was using the restroom as well, so he tried to find it in stairway. He also mentions that he needed to use the phone to inform his butler about the result of the tournament. The Police arrive and begin listening to their report about the incident and deduce that the culprit must have escaped, but Conan deduces that this is not a suicide and the suspects are: Shiroi, Ogawara, Kunikazu and Shiratori, as Kuroda can confirm that no one used the elevator in this floor, and Shiratori was in the stairway when he was looking for the lucky charm. 

While Kunizaku expresses that something is wrong when the Police trust a boy like Conan, Kuroda points out that his jacket seems to have a strange tear. Shiroi mentions that they heard a strange sound after returning from the match, and they find an arrow in the wall where they heard the noise. 

The Police ask what the suspects had done after leaving the match, Kunikazu was buying drinks in the vending machine after he left the match with the victim when Shiroi and Ogawara showed up, after hearing the noise, he just played game until the glass broke; Kishitani received a message when he was buying drinks like Kunikazu, the message frightened him so he ran away to somewhere; Shiroi was going along with Ogawara until she went to the bathroom to see the match again with earphone, so she didn’t notice much of noise outside; Ogawara says that he also used the restroom when he separated from Shiroi, he noticed one of the toilet but didn’t know it was Kishitani, after using the restroom, he went to the waiting room with others. 

When Megure takes the charm out, Conan can finally see the bloodstained side of it, this reminds both Wakasa and Kuroda of something long ago while Conan is deducing. Megure also states that there is a bloodstained crossword page, indicating that the victim may have left his last word there. The Detective Boys and Haibara mention that there were 2 glass boxes in the trash bin, one with nothing, one with shattered glasses. Conan then smiles, indicating that he knows the truth behind. 

Outside the building, Rum is seen smiling in his car with his cigarette.

==== The Perceptive Devil ====
Conan calls Agasa to ask how long it takes for him to bring the item, he answers that he has completed the requested item and it’ll need 10 minutes to get there as well. While at Conan place, Ogawara asks if the three players are out of the suspicious range, with the other two confirming that then the culprit must be Shiratori. The Detective Boys and Haibara justify that he can’t be that kind of person, even though he has curly hair, which makes Shiratori speechless. Conan begins his deduction.
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kinji Ogawara'''.

=====Victim's final word=====
Perhap with the knight keychain and when he was murdered by the culprit, he used his brought along magazine and the keychain for his final word, with the bloodstained page acting as the chess board. 

Kishitani has a habit of always turning the knight towards him, while the blood stains on the pages of the aforementioned magazine were from both queens; meaning the knight from the queen side had gone to the opponent side, pointing that the bloody handprints is in the king side, while “king side” in Japanese means ousama no gawa or ogawa.

=====Trick exposed=====
Agasa comes and speaks about Ogawara’s broken glass trick.
Conan continues, first he had his pen with a small hole, then he prepared two glass boxes, each with one Rupert’s drop, in case one is broken; then he shot an arrow that is separable between the body and the arrowhead; finally, he took one drop to the glass with drink and used the pen to break all together, faking that someone had performed a shot to his glass and hit his bag. 

Kuroda deduces that Ogawara shot at the vending machine early, tried to end the match with Shiroi early; after he met with others, he sent a message to Kishitani to meet him in the restroom and tore Kunikazu’s jacket, next, he put out a fake “cleaning up” sign and killed the victim then return to the waiting room with others.

=====Motive=====
When Ogawara tuned in “Amazing Grace” in the window, only Kishitani looked at his bag until the song stopped, meaning that it was Kishitani’s phone that rang one year ago made Ryoichiyo Saso panic, so he tried to see if it was his phone or not but the song stopped. Even though he was allowed to continue, but others kept suspect him, he eventually committed suicide with a note that the ringtone was not him. It turns out that Saso was just trying to help Kishitani feel calm, but the latter didn’t think like that as he just wanted Saso to feel scared like him.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Suicide (past)
| image = EP1164-1167 Case2.jpg
| location = Unknown
| victim = Ryoichiro Saso
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Hanging
| description =
}}</spoiler>

After the case is over, it is revealed that Kuroda was the one to let Agasa in, as he entrusted him after Conan said that Agasa would demonstrate an experiment that would help solve the case. Before the Detective Boys, Rumi and Kobayashi can go along with him to have lunch as the tournament is now cancelled, Kuroda asks if he can borrow Conan for a while as he has several questions for him. So the sooner group then waits for Conan, without anyone, except Rumi, knowing that they are being watched by a camera, which turns out to be Rum and his subordinate who are giving the target for the elimination for Korn and Chianti.

==== The Far-Sighted Bishop ====
Possessing excellent memory, Rum accurately identifies all bodyguards seen with Amanda and orders his people to capture and incapacitate them.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Assault and kidnapping
| image = EP1164-1167 Case3.jpg
| location = Juke Hotel, [[Setting/Countries|USA]]
| victim = Amanda's bodyguards
| victim-label = Victims
| age =
| cause-death = Shocking
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Rum's agents
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}
Rum also notes that a Japanese man he saw is also a person of interest and orders his agents to also take care of him. However, when attacked, Kuroda is able to take them both down.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted assault
| image = EP1164-1167 Case4.jpg
| location = Juke Hotel, [[Setting/Countries|USA]]
| victim = Hyoue Kuroda
| cause-death = Shocking
| cause-death-label = Attack Types
| age = 33 years old
| suspects = Rum's agents
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}
Having noticed that Rum and his agents are outside the door, Amanda sends Rachel to Haneda's room to retrieve a knight from her chess set to keep her away from the encounter. When Rum comes into the room, he explains that now that they know Rachel is like a daughter to her, the organisation can use that information and now recruit and force her to help them. Rum presents the APTX 4869 pill to Amanda, showing the alternative, but in an unexpected moment, Amanda voluntarily jumps forward and ingests the pill.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Suicide
| image = EP1164-1167 Case5.jpg
| location = Juke Hotel, [[Setting/Countries|USA]]
| victim = Amanda Hughes
| age = 81 years old
| cause-death = [[APTX 4869]] poisoning
| description =
}}
After Rachel reaches Haneda's room, Haneda reveals that Amanda likely sent her away on a wild goose chase on purpose, as there is no way that someone would miss the fact that a knight was missing from the chess case because of the specially designed crevices for each piece. Haneda tells Rachel to hide when Rum and his agents knock on Haneda's door, asking if they have seen a Japanese woman. Haneda says no and swiftly shuts the door. He then goes on to taser Rachel and hide her in the bookcase in his room. Rum then comes back again and notices that the order of the books has slightly changed from before and, knowing that Rachel is hidden in there, reaches out to remove the books. Before he gets the chance, Haneda drops his act and tells Rum he remembers seeing him in the news. Haneda is then repeatedly beaten and eventually fed the APTX 4869 pill. Before he dies, he leaves a final message by cutting up a mirror with the text "Put on mascara".
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder
| image = EP1164-1167 Case6.jpg
| location = Juke Hotel, [[Setting/Countries|USA]]
| victim = Kohji Haneda
| age = 28 years old
| cause-death = [[APTX 4869]] poisoning
| suspects = Rum
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

==== The Queen's Gambit ====
After bursting into Amanda's room, Kuroda realises that the special guest Haneda said he was going to play chess with was in fact Amanda, so, sensing something is off, he rushes to Haneda's room. There, he finds that Haneda is also deceased. At this time, Rachel wakes up and, under the assumption Kuroda killed Haneda, begins attacking him. In a moment of shock when she sees a photo of Amanda's corpse on Haneda's phone, she lowers his guard and gets knocked out by Kuroda. Rum and his agents outside the hotel see chess notes flying out of the hotel, and Rum deduces that Rachel will be snuck out of the hotel using the bookcase again. However, as they reach Haneda's floor, Kuroda, wheeling a suitcase with Rachel in it, manages to sneak by. After Rum realises that Rachel was in the suitcase, he and his agents get in his car and begin chasing Kuroda's vehicle. However, Kuroda's car ends up being ran into by a truck and his car catches on fire. Seeing the commotion, Rum decides to step away.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Accident
| image = EP1164-1167 Case7.jpg
| location = Unknown street in [[Setting/Countries|USA]]
| victim = Hyoue Kuroda
| age = 33 years old
| cause-death = Blunt force
| cause-death-label = Injury
| description =
}}
In his last moments of consciousness, Kuroda asks an EMT about how the female in his car was, and the EMT says that only he was found, suggesting Rachel escaped before the ambulance got there.

Back in the modern day, as Kobayashi and the children begin to exit the building, Conan realises that Rachel (now Rumi) deliberately swapped her umbrella with Kobayashi's to avoid being noticed, meaning that Chianti and Korn are going to shoot Kobayashi.

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kurumi Shiroi|Kurumi Shiroi.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Chess tournament participant}}
{{People|Kinji Ogawara|Kinji Ogawara.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Chess tournament participant}}
{{People|Naoto Kishitani|Naoto Kishitani.jpg|
* Victim (arrow shot)
* 32 years old
* Chess tournament participant}}
{{People|Kunikazu Kisaki|Kunikazu Kisaki.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Chess tournament participant}}
{{People|Ryoichiro Saso|Ryoichiro Saso.jpg|
* Deceased
* Chess player}}
{{EndBox}}

==== Flashback to 17 years ago ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man A|E1166 man.jpg|
* Kuroda's drinking buddy}}
{{People|Man B|E1166 bodyguard.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard at the Monaco Grand Prix}}
{{People|Woman A|E1166 bodyguard2.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard at the Paris bal}}
{{People|Man C|E1166 bodyguard3.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard at the Festival de Cannes}}
{{People|Man D|E1166 bodyguard4.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard at the Masters' Tournament}}
{{People|Woman B|E1166 bodyguard5.jpg|
* Amanda's bodyguard at Wimbledon}}
{{People|Agent A|E1166 agent1.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Blonde woman with long hair}}
{{People|Agent B|E1166 agent2.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Blonde man with long hair}}
{{People|Agent C|E1166 agent3.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Black-American}}
{{People|Agent D|E1166 agent4.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Bald with horseshoe mustache}}
{{People|Agent E|E1166 agent5.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Tall with blonde hair}}
{{People|Agent F|E1166 agent6.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Old with pointy nose}}
{{People|Agent G|E1166 agent7.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Chubby with big nose and black hair}}
{{People|Agent H|E1166 agent8.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Old with white beard}}
{{People|Agent I|E1166 agent9.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Old with white mustache}}
{{People|Agent J|E1166 agent10.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Chubby with bags under eyes}}
{{People|Agent K|E1166 agent11.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Tall with black hair}}
{{People|Agent L|E1166 agent12.jpg|
* Rum's subordinate
* Old with brush-style mustache}}
{{People|Man E|E1166 front desk.jpg|
* Juke Hotel front desk receptionist}}
{{People|Man F|E1166 bellhop.jpg|
* Juke Hotel bellhop}}
{{People|Agent M|E1166 agent.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Thick black beard}}
{{People|Agent N|E1167 agent1.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Pointy nose, black hair and beard}}
{{People|Agent O|E1167 agent2.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Old with gray brushed hair}}
{{People|Agent P|E1167 agent3.jpg|
* Rum's agent
* Black hair and dimples}}
{{People|Man G|E1167 paramedic.jpg|
* [[wikipedia:New York City Fire Department Bureau of EMS|FDNY EMS paramedic]]}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>
At the last second, Rum notices that the '''boots''' of the target did not match Rumi's and ends up calling off the shot but not before two bullets are fired.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Attempted murder
| image = EP1164-1167 Case8.jpg
| location = [[wikipedia:Japan National Route 122|Kitahon Street]]
| victim = Sumiko Kobayashi
| age = 26 years old
| suspects = Chianti and Korn
| suspects-label = Culprits
| description =
}}
Chianti and Korn, being disrupted by the message, end up missing their shots.

In the meantime, after escaping in a rain poncho, Rumi Wakasa steals a gun from a nearby firearms store.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Armed robbery
| image =
| location = Unknown firearms store, Tokyo
| suspects = Rumi Wakasa
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

Seeing Chianti and Korn's location, Rumi begins shooting at them, hitting Chianti in the shoulder.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Shootout
| image = EP1164-1167 Case10.jpg
| location = Unknown building
| victim = Chianti
| age = Unknown
| cause-death = Gunshot wound to the left shoulder
| cause-death-label = Injury
| suspects = Rumi Wakasa
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}

'''Rumi Wakasa''' was the culprit of the robbery at the nearby firearm store for a weapon to fight back those who are attempting to kill her. She purposely broke Kobayashi's parachute so she could suggest using her own parachute. The purpose was that when Kobayashi and others are out, Korn and Chianti, the snipers would then see Kobayashi as the target and shoot her, which will reveal the place where they are standing so she can shoot them with the gun from the firearm store.

The two snipers manage to hide from the range of Rumi's scope and Chianti erases the blood she shed and together with Korn, they retreat from the mission. Rum regrets the failure, and wants to use APTX-4869 to turn back the clock to when his right eye still could see properly. Rumi then has flashbacks of Kohji Haneda's sacrifice.

==== Aftermath====
Conan tells Akai about the recent situation, and confirms with him that Rumi is the missing bodyguard of Amanda Hughes. Akai then tells Conan about his father, Tsutomu Akai, who went missing after he was asked to investigate about Kohji Haneda’s death.</spoiler>

== Manga to anime changes ==
{{main|List of differences between the manga and anime}}
* A number of minor dialogues are cut from the anime. For example, the lines when Amanda asks Rum to speak Japanese so that they can talk without putting on airs in front of his subordinate, and some of Kohji's angry lines when Rum asked him about Asaka whereabouts.
* Yoko Okino's TV appearance is not adapted.

== Trivia ==
* The episodes will be released as a movie in South Korea on Sepetmber 19, 2025.
* The anime use a monochrome filter for the whole flashback, with some color scheme to represent the point of view. Rum's POV is red, Rumi's POV is green, and Kuroda's POV is blue.
:* Weirdly, Rumi and Kuroda's color are swapped compared to the color scheme used in [[Opening 59]].
* The suspects' names are related to '''chess pieces'''<ref>http://mysteriouscolors.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-231.html</ref>:
** Kurumi Shiroi (城井来海) comes from {{nihongo|"rook"|ルーク|rūku}}/{{nihongo|"tower"|城|shiro}} ;
** Kinji Ogawara (大河原欽治) comes from {{nihongo|"king"|王 / キング|ō / kingu}} ;
** Naoto Kishitani (岸谷直人) comes from {{nihongo|"knight"|騎士 / ナイト|kishi / naito}} ;
** Kunikazu Kisaki (木崎邦和) comes from {{nihongo|"queen"|妃 / クイーン|kisaki / kuīn}} ;
** Ryoichiro Saso (佐宗涼一郎) comes from {{nihongo|"bishop"|僧侶|sōryo}}.
* On the floor near Kishitani's body is a copy of the Shonen Sunday magazine. It is titled Shonen Yonday (ヨンデー, Yondē) instead of Sunday (サンデー, Sandē).
* The chess tournament takes place at West Topia (西トピア Nishi Topia), based on the real [[wikipedia:ja:北とぴあ|Hokutopia]] (北とぴあ, the "Hoku" means north and "Nishi" means west) building in the [[Setting/Cities and Towns|Kita Ward]] of Tokyo. The National Chess Tournaments take place each year at Hokutopia<ref>[https://japanchess.org/2022/09/%E5%85%A8%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E3%83%81%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A0%E3%83%81%E3%82%A7%E3%82%B9%E9%81%B8%E6%89%8B%E6%A8%A92022-%E7%B5%90%E6%9E%9C/ japanchess.org]</ref>.
* Rum wears a [[Wikipedia: Cowhide|cowhide]] dress shirt.
* Juke Hotel is modeled after the [[wikipedia:Wyndham New Yorker Hotel|New Yorker Hotel]] and the [[wikipedia:Waldorf Astoria|Waldorf Astoria]] in downtown Manhattan.
* The chess opening played is the [[wikipedia:Queen's Gambit Accepted|Queen's Gambit Accepted]].
* Amanda Hughes wears her watch with the clock facing the inner side of the wrist, which was commonly done by older people and women, as watches were easy to break and keeping them inside would reduce friction with hard surfaces.<ref>https://smithandbradley.com/blogs/blog/why-do-military-personnel-wear-watches-upside-down</ref> This was notably shown in [[Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 4|files 328-330]].
* Kuroda's car is a white Ford Taurus 4th Generation.
* The car tailing Kuroda is a BMW 3 Series (E46).
* Rum's car is a Rolls-Royce Phantom V.
* The police car is a Ford Crown Victoria 2nd Generation.
* The truck that crashed into Kuroda's car is a GMC W-Series.
* The ambulance is a Ford E-250.
* The firetruck is a Seagrave Aerialscope.
* On Conan's phone, his contacts are named as such: Ran-neechan<ref>Sister Ran in Japanese.</ref> (Ran Mouri), Hakase<ref>Professor in Japanese.</ref> (Hiroshi Agasa), Haibara (Ai Haibara), Mitsuhiko (Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya) and Ayumi (Ayumi Yoshida).

=== Each Person's "17 Years Ago" videos ===
In promotion of this case, three original short videos titled “Each Person’s ‘17 Years Ago’”, have been released on the official Detective Conan YouTube channel, each supervised by [[Gosho Aoyama]].{{note|https://eiga.com/news/20250604/7/}}{{note|https://mdpr.jp/news/detail/4576353}}

Each video features one of the characters—[[Hyoue Kuroda]], [[Rumi Wakasa]], and [[Kanenori Wakita]]—reflecting on their memories and thoughts from 17 years ago.

==== Release Schedule ====
* June 4 – Hyoue Kuroda edition ([https://youtu.be/DRmvgTS-2Xs?si=YKW_X2oqGKnTK0t- Video])
* June 5 – Rumi Wakasa edition ([https://youtu.be/TzoyrEMsYWw?si=YS3XPcTDmfUCl4Gh Video])
* June 6 – Kanenori Wakita edition ([https://youtu.be/m4xjNOA00qY?si=OO_SLiw_e2zJDOeQ Video])

== Gallery ==
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== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|ذكريات قبل سبع عشرة سنة (الحصان الملطّخ بالدماء / الحارسة / اقتحام النؙزل / مناورة الوزير)|Memories of Seventeen Years Ago (The Bloody Knight / The Guard / The Raid on the Inn / The Queen's Maneuver)}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|Révélations 17 (dix-sept) ans plus tard (Le Cavalier maculé de sang/ Le Démon clairvoyant / Le Fou à la vision lointaine / Le Gambit de la dame)|Revelations 17 Years Later (The Bloodstained Knight/ The Clairvoyant Devil / The Bishop with the Long-Ranged Vision / The Queen's Gambit)}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=South Korea|Korean|17년 전의 진상|The Truth of 17 Years Ago}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ความจริงเมื่อ 17 ปีก่อน หมากไนท์อาบเลือด / ปีศาจแห่งดวงตาอันรู้แจ้ง / คาคุเกียวผู้มองการไกล / ควีนส์ แกมบิท |The Truth From 17 Years Ago The Knight Piece Soaked in Blood / The Perceptive of The Devil Eyes / Kakugyo Who Planned Ahead / Queen's Gambit}}
{{EndTable}}

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

{{Season 30}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Episodes]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Akio Kawamura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Mariko Imamura]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Yui Ushinohama]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Miho Tanaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Mina Otaka]]
[[Category:Animation directed by FALCO Suzuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Asuka Tsubuki]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Kenichi Otomo]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Nobuyuki Iwai]]
[[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]]

[[de:Episode 1164]]
[[zh:TV1164]]

The Counting Song Heard in the Dark

2025-09-07T10:51:32Z

PScoop: /* In other languages */

{{stub}}
{{InfoBox TV
| episode = 1163
| int-episode = 1221
| image = TV Episode 1163.jpg
| title = {{PAGENAME}}
| japanese-title = {{lang|ja|闇に聞こえる数え歌}} (Yami ni Kikoeru Kazoe Uta)
| rating = 6.0%
| Filler case number = #443
| airdate = May 17, 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)
| next-conan-hint = Gold coin
| 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]] [[Sachi Kokuryu]] as Kyoko Tominaga [[Mitsuaki Hoshino]] as Ippei Zaizen [[Manabu Muraji]] as Seiji Kawabata [[Tsuyoshi Koyama]] as Shinya Kadokura
| director = [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]]
| screenplay = [[Yasutoshi Murakawa]]
| storyboard = [[Yasuyuki Honda]]
| producer = [[Minoru Tozawa]]
| animation-director = [[Keiko Sasaki]]
| character-design = [[Masatomo Sudo]] [[Masanori Hashimoto]] (sub-character) [[Hiroshi Ogawa]] (design works)
| production-cooperation =
| opening-song = But No Love
| closing-song = Fun! Fun! Fun!
| prev-episode = The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary 5
| next-episode = The 17-Year-Old Truth
| footnotes =
}}
{{nihongo|'''''{{PAGENAME}}'''''|闇に聞こえる数え歌|Yami ni Kikoeru Kazoe Uta}} is the 1163rd 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|Wristwatch Flashlight}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Case ==
=== Situation ===
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Murder and arson
| image = EP1163 Case1.jpg
| location = Tominaga's guest house: annex
| victim = Ippei Zaizen
| age = 65 years old
| time = Murder: Between 6:00 and 8:00 pm Arson: Around 8:00 pm
| cause-death = Blunt force trauma
| suspects = Seiji Kawabata, Shinya Kadokura, Kyoko Tominaga, and possible outsider
| description =
}}

=== People ===
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ippei Zaizen|Ippei Zaizen.jpg|
* Victim (bashed)
* 65 years old
* Businessman}}
{{People|Seiji Kawabata|Seiji Kawabata.jpg|
* 53 years old
* Antique appraiser}}
{{People|Shinya Kadokura|Shinya Kadokura EP1163.jpg|
* 46 years old
* Secondhand dealer}}
{{People|Kyoko Tominaga|Kyoko Tominaga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Landlady of the guest house}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Resolution ===
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Shinya Kadokura'''. The reason is he was fooled with the investment that has taken away his house, wife and daughter while Zaizen was enriched because of that. Kadokura blames Kogoro because if he didn't arrive, the case hasn't been solved exactly at midnight.
{{InfoBox Crime
| crime = Theft
| image = EP1163 Case2.jpg
| cause-death = 20 yen gold coin from the Meiji period (worth about 30 million yen in modern times)
| cause-death-label = Object
| suspects = Shinya Kadokura
| suspects-label = Culprit
| description =
}}
In the post-credit, Kogoro is seen smashing the piggy bank again to find "valuable coins" while Ran says it won't and Conan is smiling, all three statements are put in '''word playing''' fashion.
</spoiler>

== Gallery ==
{{main gallery}}

== In other languages ==
{{BeginTable EpLang}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Arabic|Arabic|العملة الثمينة|Precious coin}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=France|French (Subbed)|La Comptine numérique résonnant dans le noir|The Counting lullaby that sounds in the dark}}
{{EpLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|เพลงนับเลขแว่วเสียงรัตติกาล|The Counting Song Heard in the Night}}
{{EndTable}}

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

{{Season 30}}

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

[[de:Episode 1163]]
[[zh:TV1163]]

Detective Conan in Thailand

2025-07-25T17:53:13Z

PScoop: Update the Netflix release

{{InfoBox Country
| country =Thailand
| image =Detective_Conan_Thailand_logo.jpg
| language =Thai
| continent =Asia
| episode =1167
| dub =Current: Dream Express (DEX) Past: TIGA, Modern Nine, True Visions, Video Square
| volume =106
| 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-current

==== 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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 subtitles, 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 episodes:
{| 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"|1029-current ||
* Simultaneously subtitled 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"|1-173, 887-1032 ||
* Uses the remastered version for early episodes. Just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-173. 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 lacked post-credit scenes as it was cut from the international version.
* Does not included ''Wild Police Story''
|}
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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]]
|}
{{clear}}

==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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

==Cast==
* Season counts refers to the Thai releases and not Japanese DVDs or seperated by the 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).
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{{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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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 a subtitled release, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)

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

== References ==
<references />

{{OtherLang}}

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

Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures

2025-07-06T16:19:44Z

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{{InfoBox Game
| game = 1
| image = DetectiveConanSkateboardRun.jpg.jpg‎
| title = Meitantei Conan Skateboard Run: Kaitou Kid to Shinpi no Hihou
| english-title = Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures
| japanese-title = 名探偵コナンスケボーラン怪盗キッドと神秘の秘宝 (Meitantei Konan Sukebōran Kaitō Kiddo to Shinpi no Hihō)
| release-date = {{flagicon|Japan}} April 11th, 2019
| genre = Auto-runner
| system = Nintendo Switch
| age-range = CERO A
| playing-time =
| developer = NicoLabo Imaginative Technology Land
| designer =
| illustrator =
| publisher = [[TMS Entertainment]]
| website = https://conanrun.tms-game.com/
| prev-game = Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody
| next-game = Detective Conan Runner
| footnotes =
}}
'''Detective Conan Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures''' is an auto-scorlling runner video game for the ''Nintendo Switch.'' This game was released in Japan on April 11th, 2019 as digital-only title on the ''Nintendo eShop''.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
}}

== Plot ==
Ten or so centuries ago, there were three civilizations that secretly flourished in the world. Those civilizations produced the magnificent and very rare “Three Great Mysterious Treasures.” And even though those civilizations fell, the treasures were still somewhere on their land.

Present day. As the world watches, the Suzuki Financial Group, having managed to acquire the treasures, builds a giant theme park based on those three civilizations. But just as the park is about to open, Jirokichi Suzuki receives a calling card announcing that the Phantom Thief Kid will steal the treasures.

In order to stop the Phantom Thief Kid’s criminal act, Conan hurries to the treasure!<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.gematsu.com/2019/02/case-closed-skateboard-run-phantom-thief-kid-and-the-mysterious-treasures-announced-for-switch|title= Case Closed Skateboard Run: Phantom Thief Kid and the Mysterious Treasures announced for Switch|accessdate=15 December 2024}}</ref>

== Gameplay ==
The game is an auto-scrolling runner. The player take control as Conan using his Turbo Engine Skateboard going through the course, with the main objective of collecting Kid Medals, and reaching the end of the level while avoiding obstacles. There are 30 levels in this game, divided to 3 areas of 10 levels each. The first area is the '''Subtropical Marine Park''', the second is '''Ancient Ruins''' and the third is '''Ice Shrine'''.

The game can be controlled using either a single Joy-Con (L) or (R), both Joy-Con as a pair, or a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. The controls layout for all controllers are as follow:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Single Joy-Con !! Joy-Con Pair Pro Controller !! Action
|-
| align="center"|Control Stick || align="center"|Left Control Stick || align="center"|Move left or right
|-
| align="center"|Right Face Button || align="center"|A || align="center"|Jump
|-
| align="center"|Down Face Button || align="center"|B || align="center"|Crouch
|-
| align="center"|Left Face Button || align="center"|Y || align="center"|Activated the [[Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt]]
|-
| align="center"|Up Face Button || align="center"|X || align="center"|Activated the Support Skill (if avaliable)
|}

The player can move left or right or jump to collect coins, medals, items or dodge obstacles. Some obstacles can only be passed by a certain actions. (such as jumping over a gap or crouch under a tree) Along the paths are crates that can be only destroyed by activating the ''Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt'', but this ability can only be used for five times in each levels.

Conan have a life guage divided by five colored bars. A full hit will result in losing one bar, while slightly hitting during jumping or crouching will lose less life guage accordingly. Losing all life guage will result in a game over and the player has to retry the level. Getting hit to a complete stop or falling down a pit will also results in a game over.

The main objective of each levels is reaching the end of the level. There's also an objective system where the player can received up to three stars per level, if they has met a certain criteria. (such as reaching a certain score by the end) A certain amount of stars is needed to unlock the final level of each area.

Through the levels, the player can find "Support Skills" in the form of character token to give them a special skill to help during gameplay. Once collected, the player can use it at any point. The ability of each Support Skill is as follow:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Character !! Skill !! Description
|-
| align="center"|Ran Mouri || align="center"|Heart Recovery || Replenished your life meter.
|-
| align="center"|Kogorou Mouri || align="center"|Speed Down || Reduced the game speed, making it easier to collect things or dodge incoming obstacles.
|-
| align="center"|Ai Haibara || align="center"|Poison Recovery || Removed the poison effect from the player.
|-
| align="center"|Professor Agasa || align="center"|Time Stop || Temporary freeze the timer, giving the player more time to finish the level.
|-
| align="center"|Detective Boys || align="center"|Kid Medal Suction || Employ a drone that automatically collect all Kid Medals for a period of time.
|-
| align="center"|Sonoko Suzuki || align="center"|Kid Medal Double || Double the amount of Kid Medals on the level for a period of time.
|-
| align="center"|Makoto Kyougoku || align="center"|Damage Reduction || Reduced the damage taken from all hits for a period of time.
|-
| align="center"|Heiji Hattori || align="center"|Jump Power-Up || Make Conan jumping higher than usual. Mainly used to collect Kid Medals that are higher than a normal jump could reach.
|-
| align="center"|Shuuichi Akai || align="center"|Invincibility || Granted temporary invincibilty to Conan. However, this does not save you from falling into a pit.
|-
| align="center"|Tooru Amuro || align="center"|Float || Make Conan able to skate over any gap without falling.
|}

During a certain courses, Kaito Kid would appear and send Conan to a special part of the level. There, Conan has to dodge upcoming obstacles while dealing with Kid's magic that will affected the level. Such as shooting playing card, vertically flipped the screen, etc.

The game also features online rankings, where the player can see their high score on a level and compared to other people online. The ranking is updated on a monthly basis.

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=150px heights=150px>
File:DCSR1.jpg|
File:DCSR2.jpg|
File:DCSR3.jpg|
File:DCSR4.jpg|
File:DCSR5.jpg|
File:DCSR6.jpg|
</gallery>

== Trivia ==
* This game was made using the Unity engine.
* This game was originally sold for 3,500 yen. But starting September 9, 2019. The game receive a permanent price cut, down to 1,999 yen.

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

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Games]]

{{Games}}

Detective Conan: The Mirapolis Investigation

2025-07-06T15:38:31Z

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

== Gallery ==
<gallery widths=200px heights=200px perrow=4>
File:MirapolisInvestigationWiiAlternativeEuropeanCover.png|Alternative European Cover
File:mirapolistitlescreen.png|English Title Screen
File:WiiGameItalianTitleScreen.png|Italian Title Screen
File:mirapolisgameplay1.png|Gameplay
File:mirapolisgameplay2.png|Gameplay
File:mirapolisgameplay3.png|Gameplay
</gallery>

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

== References ==
{{reflist}}

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

[[Category:Games]]
[[de:Die Mirapolis-Ermittlung]]

Detective Conan

2025-07-06T15:35:05Z

PScoop: /* Games */

{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|<ruby>名探偵<rp>(</rp><rt>めいたんてい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>コナン|Meitantei Konan|lit. Great Detective Conan}} is a Japanese detective [[manga]] series written and illustrated by [[Gosho Aoyama]]. It has been serialized in the Japanese manga anthology ''[[Magazines#Weekly Shōnen Sunday|Weekly Shōnen Sunday]]'' since 1994 and had been collected in 103 [[Glossary|Tankōbon]] volumes by April 2023.

The manga has been adapted into an anime series by the animation studio [[Studios#TMS Entertainment|TMS Entertainment (formerly Tokyo Movie)]], directed by [[Kenji Kodama]] (episode 1 to 118), [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] (episode 119 to 161, 163 to 218, 220 to 332, 667 to 677, 680 to the last episode to date), [[Masato Sato]] (episode 162, 219, 333 to 504), [[Koujin Ochi]] (episode 505 to 666, 678 to 679), [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] (episode 975 to the last episode to date), and is broadcast in Japan on [[TV Networks#Nippon Television Network Corporation|Nippon Television]], [[TV Networks#Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation|Yomiuri TV]] and [[TV Networks#Animax|Animax]]. The series debuted on January 8th, 1996 and had broadcasted 1000 episodes by March 6, 2021. The series has seen high levels of popularity in both manga and anime formats in Japan since its reception, and has also been adapted into twenty-seven [[Glossary|Golden Week]] [[Regular movies|movies]], with the first released on April 17th, 1997 and since then followed with a movie released each year, always in the month of April. Ten of the movies held a top 10 box office position in the year they were screened. In addition, five [[OVAs#Magic Files|Magic Files]] related to the movies and twelve [[OVAs|Original Video Animations]] have been released.

== Story summary ==
[[File:Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg|thumb|125px|Conan Edogawa]]
The story follows the adventures of [[Shinichi Kudo]] (also known as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed), a young detective prodigy who was inadvertently shrunk into a child's body due to a [[APTX 4869|poison]] he was force-fed by members of a [[Black Organization|criminal syndicate]]. Neighbor and family friend [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] strongly suggested Shinichi hide his identity to prevent them from killing him and the people he cares about, so Shinichi takes the name [[Conan Edogawa]]. He goes to live with his childhood friend [[Ran Mouri]] and her father, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], and tries to use Kogoro's detective agency as a way to find the people who shrank him—without letting Ran figure out who he really is.
{{clear}}

== Internal rules ==
The world of Detective Conan has a set of [[Recurring Tropes|internal rules]] that might catch unfamiliar readers of the [[Manga|manga]] and spectators of the [[Anime|anime]] off guard, such as the [[Lack of Information Sharing|lack of information sharing]] and the regular [[Illogical and Irrational Behavior|illogical and irrational behavior]] exhibited by many characters. The universe is mostly consistent within its rules, with [[Oversights in Detective Conan|a few exceptions]]. The passing of time is difficult to judge, due to a literary device known as a floating timeline, which enables the compression of 20+ years worth of events and technological upgrades into less than one year.

== Case Closed ==
{{InfoBox Country
| country = USA
| image = Case Closed logo.png
| language = English
| continent = North America, Europe, and Australia
| episode = 130 (FUNimation) 50 (Macias Group)
| volume = 86 (as of April 11, 2023)
| publisher = Viz Media, FUNimation, TMS Entertainment USA
}}

Detective Conan is known as "''Case Closed''" in North America. The name "''Case Closed''" results from concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Conan}}</ref> Incidentally, "''Case Closed''" is later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified).

=== Manga ===
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, which is up to [[Volume 94]] as of April 2025.

The UK’s publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle UK's distribution with the American edition.

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

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

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

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

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license "For Future Use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced Starting April 16th 2013 seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors, starting with iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live. Season 1 will be available April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and Season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates have not been announced, however a hint shown in the description hints at a possible new season. Each episode will be 99 cents apiece. [http://caseclosedfans.blogspot.com/2013/04/case-closed-returns.html Source]

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

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

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

* '''Second English Dub'''
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of August 25, 2024, they have dubbed 8 movies (Movie 19-25; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 TV specials ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

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

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

* '''Third English Dub'''
In July 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection, titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization” consisted of episodes 1, 2, 128, 129, 176-178, and 230-231. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard respire his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

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

== Critical reception ==
The series has been well received in Japan, with the anime adaptation ranking in the top twenty in [[Magazines#Animage|Animage]]'s polls between 1996 until 2000, where it dropped below the top twenty. In the Japanese TV anime ranking, Detective Conan often ranked the top six. It has even been used as a mascot to promote citizens to follow the law. The English adaptation has not been as equally popular as in Japan, and has been criticized for the character name changes.

The manga is a huge success and it is continued to be published. It won the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category in 2000. Some of its volumes appear on the lists of best-selling manga.

The series is successful in Asia and Europe, where some countries translated most of the episodes and volumes. Due to the high popularity DC is re-broadcasting in many countries after the original premieres.

Although popular in many other countries, Case Closed was not as successful in the US, most likely due to poor advertising, name changes, and script changes around Japanese people and culture.

Due to this, FUNimation's dubbed version of "Case Closed" was cancelled at only 130 episodes.

Although, many fans wanted the anime version of Detective Conan to be successful in North America, excluding the renamed character names, it did not do well and still failed and got several negative reviews, and therefore in 2018, FUNimation Entertainment lost the rights to "Case Closed", along with "KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple".

However, the manga is still released by VIZ Media.

== Demographic ==
Even though Detective Conan is a [[Glossary#Shōnen|Shōnen]], its audience is composed of a substantial proportion of female viewers and readers. The series also seems to attract all ages.

== Appearances in other media ==
Besides his anime and manga appearances, Conan is the protagonist for all the movies and the video games based on the Case Closed series. Several anime and games have parodied, lampooned or otherwise mentioned him or the series. Some of them include: [[wikipedia:Yakitate!! Japan|Yakitate!! Japan]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakitate!!_Japan Yakitate!! Japan]!! Japan'' Anime Episode # 48</ref> [[wikipedia:Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cat_(manga) Black Cat]'' Anime Episodes # 13 & 14</ref> [[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuyasha Inuyasha]'' Anime Episode 128 ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtYO1nZpEFg#t=5m38s briefly about one second])</ref> [[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayate_the_Combat_Butler Hayate no Gotoku]''# 30</ref> [[wikipedia:Proposal Daisakusen|Proposal Daisakusen]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proposal_Daisakusen Proposal Daisakusen]'' Episode # 10 </ref> [[wikipedia:Sonic X|Sonic X]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_X Sonic X]'' Episode # 39 </ref> [[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi the Mightiest Disciple]]<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenichi:_The_Mightiest_Disciple Kenichi: The Mighties Disciple]'' Episode # 5 </ref>, [[wikipedia:Angelic Layer|Angelic Layer]]<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelic_Layer Angelic Layer]'' Episode 22</ref>, and [[wikipedia:Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney|Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]]<ref>'''Trucy''': "This Summer: A Legal Eagles Production of 'Case Closed'." ...Looks like a poster for a different show. '''Apollo''': ...One I wouldn't mind seeing real soon. ''(Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney)''</ref> In case of Inuyasha, Detective Conan features Conan reading Inuyasha manga first in [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|episode 200]] (aired July 24, 2000). Later, [[Shinichi]] and [[Ran]] made their [[wikipedia:cameo appearance|cameo appearance]] in Inuyasha episode 128 (aired October 13, 2003).

Conan has also been used as a character to promote people to follow the law in Japan, due to the popularity of the series.
<div class="left">[[File:Future_Detective_Conan_the_Great.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan cameo in ''[[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple]]'']]</div>
<div class="left">[[File:DCInuyasha.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan in ''[[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]]'' episode 128]]</div>
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== In other languages ==
Every title without a note beside it in the table below translates to "Detective Conan".
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|名探偵コナン Meitantei Konan|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|المحقّق كونان Al-Muḥaqqiq Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|El Detectiu Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|名侦探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hong Kong|Chinese (Traditional)|名偵探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Czech Republic|Czech|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Denmark|Danish|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=US|English (US)|Case Closed|Due to trademark issues, packaging and the door closing transition still use "Detective Conan" as the title.}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Singapore|English (Singapore)|Detective Conan|The Southeast Asian manga released by Shogakukan Asia uses the original title "Detective Conan".}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Philippines|Filipino|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Salapoliisi Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Détective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O detective Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=India|Hindi|जासूस कॉनन Jasoos Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hungary|Hungarian|Conan, a detektív|Lit. "Conan the detective"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|명탐정 코난 Myeongtamjeong Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Norway|Norwegian|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Iran|Persian|کاراگاهان کوچک| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Poland|Polish|Detektyw Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Детектив Конан Detektiv Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Spain and Latin America)|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Brazil|Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil)|Detetive Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Sweden|Swedish|Mästerdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน|Lit. "Great Little Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Turkey|Turkish|Dedektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Thám tử lừng danh Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
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== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan in France]]
* [[Detective Conan in Spain]]
* [[Detective Conan in Italy]]
* [[Detective Conan in Germany]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Arab World]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Philippines]]
* [[Detective Conan in Korea]]
* [[Detective Conan in Thailand]]
* [[Detective Conan in Vietnam]]
* [[Detective Conan in Sweden]]
* [[Detective Conan in Indonesia]]

== References ==
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{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|<ruby>名探偵<rp>(</rp><rt>めいたんてい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>コナン|Meitantei Konan|lit. Great Detective Conan}} is a Japanese detective [[manga]] series written and illustrated by [[Gosho Aoyama]]. It has been serialized in the Japanese manga anthology ''[[Magazines#Weekly Shōnen Sunday|Weekly Shōnen Sunday]]'' since 1994 and had been collected in 103 [[Glossary|Tankōbon]] volumes by April 2023.

The manga has been adapted into an anime series by the animation studio [[Studios#TMS Entertainment|TMS Entertainment (formerly Tokyo Movie)]], directed by [[Kenji Kodama]] (episode 1 to 118), [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] (episode 119 to 161, 163 to 218, 220 to 332, 667 to 677, 680 to the last episode to date), [[Masato Sato]] (episode 162, 219, 333 to 504), [[Koujin Ochi]] (episode 505 to 666, 678 to 679), [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] (episode 975 to the last episode to date), and is broadcast in Japan on [[TV Networks#Nippon Television Network Corporation|Nippon Television]], [[TV Networks#Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation|Yomiuri TV]] and [[TV Networks#Animax|Animax]]. The series debuted on January 8th, 1996 and had broadcasted 1000 episodes by March 6, 2021. The series has seen high levels of popularity in both manga and anime formats in Japan since its reception, and has also been adapted into twenty-seven [[Glossary|Golden Week]] [[Regular movies|movies]], with the first released on April 17th, 1997 and since then followed with a movie released each year, always in the month of April. Ten of the movies held a top 10 box office position in the year they were screened. In addition, five [[OVAs#Magic Files|Magic Files]] related to the movies and twelve [[OVAs|Original Video Animations]] have been released.

== Story summary ==
[[File:Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg|thumb|125px|Conan Edogawa]]
The story follows the adventures of [[Shinichi Kudo]] (also known as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed), a young detective prodigy who was inadvertently shrunk into a child's body due to a [[APTX 4869|poison]] he was force-fed by members of a [[Black Organization|criminal syndicate]]. Neighbor and family friend [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] strongly suggested Shinichi hide his identity to prevent them from killing him and the people he cares about, so Shinichi takes the name [[Conan Edogawa]]. He goes to live with his childhood friend [[Ran Mouri]] and her father, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], and tries to use Kogoro's detective agency as a way to find the people who shrank him—without letting Ran figure out who he really is.
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== Internal rules ==
The world of Detective Conan has a set of [[Recurring Tropes|internal rules]] that might catch unfamiliar readers of the [[Manga|manga]] and spectators of the [[Anime|anime]] off guard, such as the [[Lack of Information Sharing|lack of information sharing]] and the regular [[Illogical and Irrational Behavior|illogical and irrational behavior]] exhibited by many characters. The universe is mostly consistent within its rules, with [[Oversights in Detective Conan|a few exceptions]]. The passing of time is difficult to judge, due to a literary device known as a floating timeline, which enables the compression of 20+ years worth of events and technological upgrades into less than one year.

== Case Closed ==
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| image = Case Closed logo.png
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| continent = North America, Europe, and Australia
| episode = 130 (FUNimation) 50 (Macias Group)
| volume = 86 (as of April 11, 2023)
| publisher = Viz Media, FUNimation, TMS Entertainment USA
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Detective Conan is known as "''Case Closed''" in North America. The name "''Case Closed''" results from concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Conan}}</ref> Incidentally, "''Case Closed''" is later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified).

=== Manga ===
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, which is up to [[Volume 94]] as of April 2025.

The UK’s publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle UK's distribution with the American edition.

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

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

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

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

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license "For Future Use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced Starting April 16th 2013 seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors, starting with iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live. Season 1 will be available April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and Season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates have not been announced, however a hint shown in the description hints at a possible new season. Each episode will be 99 cents apiece. [http://caseclosedfans.blogspot.com/2013/04/case-closed-returns.html Source]

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

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

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

* '''Second English Dub'''
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of August 25, 2024, they have dubbed 8 movies (Movie 19-25; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 TV specials ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

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

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

* '''Third English Dub'''
In July 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection, titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization” consisted of episodes 1, 2, 128, 129, 176-178, and 230-231. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard respire his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

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

== Critical reception ==
The series has been well received in Japan, with the anime adaptation ranking in the top twenty in [[Magazines#Animage|Animage]]'s polls between 1996 until 2000, where it dropped below the top twenty. In the Japanese TV anime ranking, Detective Conan often ranked the top six. It has even been used as a mascot to promote citizens to follow the law. The English adaptation has not been as equally popular as in Japan, and has been criticized for the character name changes.

The manga is a huge success and it is continued to be published. It won the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category in 2000. Some of its volumes appear on the lists of best-selling manga.

The series is successful in Asia and Europe, where some countries translated most of the episodes and volumes. Due to the high popularity DC is re-broadcasting in many countries after the original premieres.

Although popular in many other countries, Case Closed was not as successful in the US, most likely due to poor advertising, name changes, and script changes around Japanese people and culture.

Due to this, FUNimation's dubbed version of "Case Closed" was cancelled at only 130 episodes.

Although, many fans wanted the anime version of Detective Conan to be successful in North America, excluding the renamed character names, it did not do well and still failed and got several negative reviews, and therefore in 2018, FUNimation Entertainment lost the rights to "Case Closed", along with "KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple".

However, the manga is still released by VIZ Media.

== Demographic ==
Even though Detective Conan is a [[Glossary#Shōnen|Shōnen]], its audience is composed of a substantial proportion of female viewers and readers. The series also seems to attract all ages.

== Appearances in other media ==
Besides his anime and manga appearances, Conan is the protagonist for all the movies and the video games based on the Case Closed series. Several anime and games have parodied, lampooned or otherwise mentioned him or the series. Some of them include: [[wikipedia:Yakitate!! Japan|Yakitate!! Japan]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakitate!!_Japan Yakitate!! Japan]!! Japan'' Anime Episode # 48</ref> [[wikipedia:Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cat_(manga) Black Cat]'' Anime Episodes # 13 & 14</ref> [[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuyasha Inuyasha]'' Anime Episode 128 ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtYO1nZpEFg#t=5m38s briefly about one second])</ref> [[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayate_the_Combat_Butler Hayate no Gotoku]''# 30</ref> [[wikipedia:Proposal Daisakusen|Proposal Daisakusen]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proposal_Daisakusen Proposal Daisakusen]'' Episode # 10 </ref> [[wikipedia:Sonic X|Sonic X]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_X Sonic X]'' Episode # 39 </ref> [[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi the Mightiest Disciple]]<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenichi:_The_Mightiest_Disciple Kenichi: The Mighties Disciple]'' Episode # 5 </ref>, [[wikipedia:Angelic Layer|Angelic Layer]]<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelic_Layer Angelic Layer]'' Episode 22</ref>, and [[wikipedia:Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney|Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]]<ref>'''Trucy''': "This Summer: A Legal Eagles Production of 'Case Closed'." ...Looks like a poster for a different show. '''Apollo''': ...One I wouldn't mind seeing real soon. ''(Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney)''</ref> In case of Inuyasha, Detective Conan features Conan reading Inuyasha manga first in [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|episode 200]] (aired July 24, 2000). Later, [[Shinichi]] and [[Ran]] made their [[wikipedia:cameo appearance|cameo appearance]] in Inuyasha episode 128 (aired October 13, 2003).

Conan has also been used as a character to promote people to follow the law in Japan, due to the popularity of the series.
<div class="left">[[File:Future_Detective_Conan_the_Great.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan cameo in ''[[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple]]'']]</div>
<div class="left">[[File:DCInuyasha.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan in ''[[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]]'' episode 128]]</div>
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== In other languages ==
Every title without a note beside it in the table below translates to "Detective Conan".
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|名探偵コナン Meitantei Konan|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|المحقّق كونان Al-Muḥaqqiq Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|El Detectiu Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|名侦探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hong Kong|Chinese (Traditional)|名偵探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Czech Republic|Czech|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Denmark|Danish|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=US|English (US)|Case Closed|Due to trademark issues, packaging and the door closing transition still use "Detective Conan" as the title.}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Singapore|English (Singapore)|Detective Conan|The Southeast Asian manga released by Shogakukan Asia uses the original title "Detective Conan".}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Philippines|Filipino|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Salapoliisi Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Détective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O detective Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=India|Hindi|जासूस कॉनन Jasoos Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hungary|Hungarian|Conan, a detektív|Lit. "Conan the detective"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|명탐정 코난 Myeongtamjeong Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Norway|Norwegian|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Iran|Persian|کاراگاهان کوچک| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Poland|Polish|Detektyw Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Детектив Конан Detektiv Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Spain and Latin America)|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Brazil|Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil)|Detetive Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Sweden|Swedish|Mästerdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน|Lit. "Great Little Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Turkey|Turkish|Dedektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Thám tử lừng danh Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
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== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan in France]]
* [[Detective Conan in Spain]]
* [[Detective Conan in Italy]]
* [[Detective Conan in Germany]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Arab World]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Philippines]]
* [[Detective Conan in Korea]]
* [[Detective Conan in Thailand]]
* [[Detective Conan in Vietnam]]
* [[Detective Conan in Sweden]]
* [[Detective Conan in Indonesia]]

== References ==
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{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|<ruby>名探偵<rp>(</rp><rt>めいたんてい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>コナン|Meitantei Konan|lit. Great Detective Conan}} is a Japanese detective [[manga]] series written and illustrated by [[Gosho Aoyama]]. It has been serialized in the Japanese manga anthology ''[[Magazines#Weekly Shōnen Sunday|Weekly Shōnen Sunday]]'' since 1994 and had been collected in 103 [[Glossary|Tankōbon]] volumes by April 2023.

The manga has been adapted into an anime series by the animation studio [[Studios#TMS Entertainment|TMS Entertainment (formerly Tokyo Movie)]], directed by [[Kenji Kodama]] (episode 1 to 118), [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] (episode 119 to 161, 163 to 218, 220 to 332, 667 to 677, 680 to the last episode to date), [[Masato Sato]] (episode 162, 219, 333 to 504), [[Koujin Ochi]] (episode 505 to 666, 678 to 679), [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] (episode 975 to the last episode to date), and is broadcast in Japan on [[TV Networks#Nippon Television Network Corporation|Nippon Television]], [[TV Networks#Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation|Yomiuri TV]] and [[TV Networks#Animax|Animax]]. The series debuted on January 8th, 1996 and had broadcasted 1000 episodes by March 6, 2021. The series has seen high levels of popularity in both manga and anime formats in Japan since its reception, and has also been adapted into twenty-seven [[Glossary|Golden Week]] [[Regular movies|movies]], with the first released on April 17th, 1997 and since then followed with a movie released each year, always in the month of April. Ten of the movies held a top 10 box office position in the year they were screened. In addition, five [[OVAs#Magic Files|Magic Files]] related to the movies and twelve [[OVAs|Original Video Animations]] have been released.

== Story summary ==
[[File:Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg|thumb|125px|Conan Edogawa]]
The story follows the adventures of [[Shinichi Kudo]] (also known as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed), a young detective prodigy who was inadvertently shrunk into a child's body due to a [[APTX 4869|poison]] he was force-fed by members of a [[Black Organization|criminal syndicate]]. Neighbor and family friend [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] strongly suggested Shinichi hide his identity to prevent them from killing him and the people he cares about, so Shinichi takes the name [[Conan Edogawa]]. He goes to live with his childhood friend [[Ran Mouri]] and her father, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], and tries to use Kogoro's detective agency as a way to find the people who shrank him—without letting Ran figure out who he really is.
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== Internal rules ==
The world of Detective Conan has a set of [[Recurring Tropes|internal rules]] that might catch unfamiliar readers of the [[Manga|manga]] and spectators of the [[Anime|anime]] off guard, such as the [[Lack of Information Sharing|lack of information sharing]] and the regular [[Illogical and Irrational Behavior|illogical and irrational behavior]] exhibited by many characters. The universe is mostly consistent within its rules, with [[Oversights in Detective Conan|a few exceptions]]. The passing of time is difficult to judge, due to a literary device known as a floating timeline, which enables the compression of 20+ years worth of events and technological upgrades into less than one year.

== Case Closed ==
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| image = Case Closed logo.png
| language = English
| continent = North America, Europe, and Australia
| episode = 130 (FUNimation) 50 (Macias Group)
| volume = 86 (as of April 11, 2023)
| publisher = Viz Media, FUNimation, TMS Entertainment USA
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Detective Conan is known as "''Case Closed''" in North America. The name "''Case Closed''" results from concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Conan}}</ref> Incidentally, "''Case Closed''" is later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified).

=== Manga ===
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, which is up to [[Volume 94]] as of April 2025.

The UK’s publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle UK's distribution with the American edition.

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

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

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

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

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license "For Future Use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced Starting April 16th 2013 seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors, starting with iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live. Season 1 will be available April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and Season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates have not been announced, however a hint shown in the description hints at a possible new season. Each episode will be 99 cents apiece. [http://caseclosedfans.blogspot.com/2013/04/case-closed-returns.html Source]

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

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

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

* '''Second English Dub'''
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of August 25, 2024, they have dubbed 8 movies (Movie 19-25; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 TV specials ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

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

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

* '''Third English Dub'''
In July 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection, titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization” consisted of episodes 1, 2, 128, 129, 176-178, and 230-231. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard respire his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

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

== Critical reception ==
The series has been well received in Japan, with the anime adaptation ranking in the top twenty in [[Magazines#Animage|Animage]]'s polls between 1996 until 2000, where it dropped below the top twenty. In the Japanese TV anime ranking, Detective Conan often ranked the top six. It has even been used as a mascot to promote citizens to follow the law. The English adaptation has not been as equally popular as in Japan, and has been criticized for the character name changes.

The manga is a huge success and it is continued to be published. It won the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category in 2000. Some of its volumes appear on the lists of best-selling manga.

The series is successful in Asia and Europe, where some countries translated most of the episodes and volumes. Due to the high popularity DC is re-broadcasting in many countries after the original premieres.

Although popular in many other countries, Case Closed was not as successful in the US, most likely due to poor advertising, name changes, and script changes around Japanese people and culture.

Due to this, FUNimation's dubbed version of "Case Closed" was cancelled at only 130 episodes.

Although, many fans wanted the anime version of Detective Conan to be successful in North America, excluding the renamed character names, it did not do well and still failed and got several negative reviews, and therefore in 2018, FUNimation Entertainment lost the rights to "Case Closed", along with "KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple".

However, the manga is still released by VIZ Media.

== Demographic ==
Even though Detective Conan is a [[Glossary#Shōnen|Shōnen]], its audience is composed of a substantial proportion of female viewers and readers. The series also seems to attract all ages.

== Appearances in other media ==
Besides his anime and manga appearances, Conan is the protagonist for all the movies and the video games based on the Case Closed series. Several anime and games have parodied, lampooned or otherwise mentioned him or the series. Some of them include: [[wikipedia:Yakitate!! Japan|Yakitate!! Japan]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakitate!!_Japan Yakitate!! Japan]!! Japan'' Anime Episode # 48</ref> [[wikipedia:Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cat_(manga) Black Cat]'' Anime Episodes # 13 & 14</ref> [[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuyasha Inuyasha]'' Anime Episode 128 ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtYO1nZpEFg#t=5m38s briefly about one second])</ref> [[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayate_the_Combat_Butler Hayate no Gotoku]''# 30</ref> [[wikipedia:Proposal Daisakusen|Proposal Daisakusen]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proposal_Daisakusen Proposal Daisakusen]'' Episode # 10 </ref> [[wikipedia:Sonic X|Sonic X]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_X Sonic X]'' Episode # 39 </ref> [[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi the Mightiest Disciple]]<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenichi:_The_Mightiest_Disciple Kenichi: The Mighties Disciple]'' Episode # 5 </ref>, [[wikipedia:Angelic Layer|Angelic Layer]]<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelic_Layer Angelic Layer]'' Episode 22</ref>, and [[wikipedia:Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney|Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]]<ref>'''Trucy''': "This Summer: A Legal Eagles Production of 'Case Closed'." ...Looks like a poster for a different show. '''Apollo''': ...One I wouldn't mind seeing real soon. ''(Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney)''</ref> In case of Inuyasha, Detective Conan features Conan reading Inuyasha manga first in [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|episode 200]] (aired July 24, 2000). Later, [[Shinichi]] and [[Ran]] made their [[wikipedia:cameo appearance|cameo appearance]] in Inuyasha episode 128 (aired October 13, 2003).

Conan has also been used as a character to promote people to follow the law in Japan, due to the popularity of the series.
<div class="left">[[File:Future_Detective_Conan_the_Great.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan cameo in ''[[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple]]'']]</div>
<div class="left">[[File:DCInuyasha.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan in ''[[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]]'' episode 128]]</div>
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== In other languages ==
Every title without a note beside it in the table below translates to "Detective Conan".
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|名探偵コナン Meitantei Konan|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|المحقّق كونان Al-Muḥaqqiq Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|El Detectiu Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|名侦探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hong Kong|Chinese (Traditional)|名偵探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Czech Republic|Czech|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Denmark|Danish|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=US|English (US)|Case Closed|Due to trademark issues, packaging and the door closing transition still use "Detective Conan" as the title.}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Singapore|English (Singapore)|Detective Conan|The Southeast Asian manga released by Shogakukan Asia uses the original title "Detective Conan".}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Philippines|Filipino|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Salapoliisi Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Détective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O detective Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=India|Hindi|जासूस कॉनन Jasoos Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hungary|Hungarian|Conan, a detektív|Lit. "Conan the detective"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|명탐정 코난 Myeongtamjeong Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Norway|Norwegian|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Iran|Persian|کاراگاهان کوچک| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Poland|Polish|Detektyw Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Детектив Конан Detektiv Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Spain and Latin America)|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Brazil|Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil)|Detetive Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Sweden|Swedish|Mästerdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน|Lit. "Great Little Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Turkey|Turkish|Dedektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Thám tử lừng danh Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
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== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan in France]]
* [[Detective Conan in Spain]]
* [[Detective Conan in Italy]]
* [[Detective Conan in Germany]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Arab World]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Philippines]]
* [[Detective Conan in Korea]]
* [[Detective Conan in Thailand]]
* [[Detective Conan in Vietnam]]
* [[Detective Conan in Sweden]]
* [[Detective Conan in Indonesia]]

== References ==
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{{nihongo|'''Detective Conan'''|<ruby>名探偵<rp>(</rp><rt>めいたんてい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>コナン|Meitantei Konan|lit. Great Detective Conan}} is a Japanese detective [[manga]] series written and illustrated by [[Gosho Aoyama]]. It has been serialized in the Japanese manga anthology ''[[Magazines#Weekly Shōnen Sunday|Weekly Shōnen Sunday]]'' since 1994 and had been collected in 103 [[Glossary|Tankōbon]] volumes by April 2023.

The manga has been adapted into an anime series by the animation studio [[Studios#TMS Entertainment|TMS Entertainment (formerly Tokyo Movie)]], directed by [[Kenji Kodama]] (episode 1 to 118), [[Yasuichiro Yamamoto]] (episode 119 to 161, 163 to 218, 220 to 332, 667 to 677, 680 to the last episode to date), [[Masato Sato]] (episode 162, 219, 333 to 504), [[Koujin Ochi]] (episode 505 to 666, 678 to 679), [[Nobuharu Kamanaka]] (episode 975 to the last episode to date), and is broadcast in Japan on [[TV Networks#Nippon Television Network Corporation|Nippon Television]], [[TV Networks#Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation|Yomiuri TV]] and [[TV Networks#Animax|Animax]]. The series debuted on January 8th, 1996 and had broadcasted 1000 episodes by March 6, 2021. The series has seen high levels of popularity in both manga and anime formats in Japan since its reception, and has also been adapted into twenty-seven [[Glossary|Golden Week]] [[Regular movies|movies]], with the first released on April 17th, 1997 and since then followed with a movie released each year, always in the month of April. Ten of the movies held a top 10 box office position in the year they were screened. In addition, five [[OVAs#Magic Files|Magic Files]] related to the movies and twelve [[OVAs|Original Video Animations]] have been released.

== Story summary ==
[[File:Conan Edogawa Profile.jpg|thumb|125px|Conan Edogawa]]
The story follows the adventures of [[Shinichi Kudo]] (also known as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed), a young detective prodigy who was inadvertently shrunk into a child's body due to a [[APTX 4869|poison]] he was force-fed by members of a [[Black Organization|criminal syndicate]]. Neighbor and family friend [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] strongly suggested Shinichi hide his identity to prevent them from killing him and the people he cares about, so Shinichi takes the name [[Conan Edogawa]]. He goes to live with his childhood friend [[Ran Mouri]] and her father, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], and tries to use Kogoro's detective agency as a way to find the people who shrank him—without letting Ran figure out who he really is.
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== Internal rules ==
The world of Detective Conan has a set of [[Recurring Tropes|internal rules]] that might catch unfamiliar readers of the [[Manga|manga]] and spectators of the [[Anime|anime]] off guard, such as the [[Lack of Information Sharing|lack of information sharing]] and the regular [[Illogical and Irrational Behavior|illogical and irrational behavior]] exhibited by many characters. The universe is mostly consistent within its rules, with [[Oversights in Detective Conan|a few exceptions]]. The passing of time is difficult to judge, due to a literary device known as a floating timeline, which enables the compression of 20+ years worth of events and technological upgrades into less than one year.

== Case Closed ==
{{InfoBox Country
| country = USA
| image = Case Closed logo.png
| language = English
| continent = North America, Europe, and Australia
| episode = 130 (FUNimation) 50 (Macias Group)
| volume = 86 (as of April 11, 2023)
| publisher = Viz Media, FUNimation, TMS Entertainment USA
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Detective Conan is known as "''Case Closed''" in North America. The name "''Case Closed''" results from concerns of copyright conflict of the name ''Detective Conan''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2004-02-05/funimation-renames-conan|accessdate=2008-08-18|publisher=Anime News Network|date=2007-10-09|title=FUNimation renames Conan}}</ref> Incidentally, "''Case Closed''" is later used as the catchphrase for [[Masumi Sera]] (whether it's intended as a reference or coincidental is unspecified).

=== Manga ===
[[Viz Media]] licensed the manga series under the name for English-language publication in North America, which is up to [[Volume 94]] as of April 2025.

The UK’s publication of Victor Gollancz Ltd ended after 15 volumes<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/Case-Closed-v-15-Gosho-Aoyama/9780575080805|accessdate=July 9, 2013|publisher=[[Wikipedia:Victor Gollancz Ltd.|Gollancz Manga]]||date=2007-11-28|title=The Latest Volume of "British" Case Closed }}</ref>. Viz Media continues to handle UK's distribution with the American edition.

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

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

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

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

As of April 2013, Funimation has renewed the Case Closed license "For Future Use". Additionally on April 2nd 2013, Funimation announced Starting April 16th 2013 seasons 1-5 would be made available digitally through many online vendors, starting with iTunes, Playstation Network and Xbox Live. Season 1 will be available April 16th, season 2 and 3 in May, and Season 4 and 5 in June. Movie release dates have not been announced, however a hint shown in the description hints at a possible new season. Each episode will be 99 cents apiece. [http://caseclosedfans.blogspot.com/2013/04/case-closed-returns.html Source]

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

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

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

* '''Second English Dub'''
Since 2019, [[Wikipedia:Bang Zoom! Entertainment|Bang Zoom! Entertainment]] provided the English dub for movies, featuring all-new casts. Unlike the Funimation dub, the character names are not localized. [[Wikipedia:Discotek Media|Discotek Media]] release the movies in Blu-ray since 2020. As of August 25, 2024, they have dubbed 8 movies (Movie 19-25; [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie]]) and 2 TV specials ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small]], [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]).

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

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

* '''Third English Dub'''
In July 2025, TMS Entertainment has announced the release of a specially curated episode selection of the anime, coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix. The first selection, titled “Conan vs. The Black Organization” consisted of episodes 1, 2, 128, 129, 176-178, and 230-231. It features a new English dub, provided by Studio Nano with a mostly new casts, different from prior dubs. However, two voice casts from the Funimation dub return: Mark Stoddard respire his role as Megure, while Colleen Clinkenbeard, who played Ran in the Funimation dub, returned as Vermouth. This release also mark the first time the anime was released under the ''Detective Conan'' branding instead of ''Case Closed'' in the US/Canada.

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

== Critical reception ==
The series has been well received in Japan, with the anime adaptation ranking in the top twenty in [[Magazines#Animage|Animage]]'s polls between 1996 until 2000, where it dropped below the top twenty. In the Japanese TV anime ranking, Detective Conan often ranked the top six. It has even been used as a mascot to promote citizens to follow the law. The English adaptation has not been as equally popular as in Japan, and has been criticized for the character name changes.

The manga is a huge success and it is continued to be published. It won the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category in 2000. Some of its volumes appear on the lists of best-selling manga.

The series is successful in Asia and Europe, where some countries translated most of the episodes and volumes. Due to the high popularity DC is re-broadcasting in many countries after the original premieres.

Although popular in many other countries, Case Closed was not as successful in the US, most likely due to poor advertising, name changes, and script changes around Japanese people and culture.

Due to this, FUNimation's dubbed version of "Case Closed" was cancelled at only 130 episodes.

Although, many fans wanted the anime version of Detective Conan to be successful in North America, excluding the renamed character names, it did not do well and still failed and got several negative reviews, and therefore in 2018, FUNimation Entertainment lost the rights to "Case Closed", along with "KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple".

However, the manga is still released by VIZ Media.

== Demographic ==
Even though Detective Conan is a [[Glossary#Shōnen|Shōnen]], its audience is composed of a substantial proportion of female viewers and readers. The series also seems to attract all ages.

== Appearances in other media ==
Besides his anime and manga appearances, Conan is the protagonist for all the movies and the video games based on the Case Closed series. Several anime and games have parodied, lampooned or otherwise mentioned him or the series. Some of them include: [[wikipedia:Yakitate!! Japan|Yakitate!! Japan]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakitate!!_Japan Yakitate!! Japan]!! Japan'' Anime Episode # 48</ref> [[wikipedia:Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cat_(manga) Black Cat]'' Anime Episodes # 13 & 14</ref> [[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inuyasha Inuyasha]'' Anime Episode 128 ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtYO1nZpEFg#t=5m38s briefly about one second])</ref> [[wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]],<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayate_the_Combat_Butler Hayate no Gotoku]''# 30</ref> [[wikipedia:Proposal Daisakusen|Proposal Daisakusen]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proposal_Daisakusen Proposal Daisakusen]'' Episode # 10 </ref> [[wikipedia:Sonic X|Sonic X]],<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_X Sonic X]'' Episode # 39 </ref> [[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi the Mightiest Disciple]]<ref> ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenichi:_The_Mightiest_Disciple Kenichi: The Mighties Disciple]'' Episode # 5 </ref>, [[wikipedia:Angelic Layer|Angelic Layer]]<ref>''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelic_Layer Angelic Layer]'' Episode 22</ref>, and [[wikipedia:Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney|Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]]<ref>'''Trucy''': "This Summer: A Legal Eagles Production of 'Case Closed'." ...Looks like a poster for a different show. '''Apollo''': ...One I wouldn't mind seeing real soon. ''(Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney)''</ref> In case of Inuyasha, Detective Conan features Conan reading Inuyasha manga first in [[Kogoro Mouri, Suspect|episode 200]] (aired July 24, 2000). Later, [[Shinichi]] and [[Ran]] made their [[wikipedia:cameo appearance|cameo appearance]] in Inuyasha episode 128 (aired October 13, 2003).

Conan has also been used as a character to promote people to follow the law in Japan, due to the popularity of the series.
<div class="left">[[File:Future_Detective_Conan_the_Great.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan cameo in ''[[wikipedia:Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple|Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple]]'']]</div>
<div class="left">[[File:DCInuyasha.png|250px|thumb|right|Detective Conan in ''[[wikipedia:Inuyasha|Inuyasha]]'' episode 128]]</div>
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== In other languages ==
Every title without a note beside it in the table below translates to "Detective Conan".
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{{OtherLangItem|flag=Japan|Japanese|名探偵コナン Meitantei Konan|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Arab League|Arabic|المحقّق كونان Al-Muḥaqqiq Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Indonesia|Bahasa Indonesia|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Malaysia|Bahasa Melayu|Detektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Catalonia|Catalan|El Detectiu Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=China|Chinese (Simplified)|名侦探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hong Kong|Chinese (Traditional)|名偵探柯南 Míngzhēntàn Kēnán|Lit. "Famous Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Czech Republic|Czech|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Denmark|Danish|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=US|English (US)|Case Closed|Due to trademark issues, packaging and the door closing transition still use "Detective Conan" as the title.}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Singapore|English (Singapore)|Detective Conan|The Southeast Asian manga released by Shogakukan Asia uses the original title "Detective Conan".}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Philippines|Filipino|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Finland|Finnish|Salapoliisi Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=France|French|Détective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Galicia|Galician|O detective Conan|Lit. "The Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Germany|German|Detektiv Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=India|Hindi|जासूस कॉनन Jasoos Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Hungary|Hungarian|Conan, a detektív|Lit. "Conan the detective"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Italy|Italian|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=North Korea|flag2=South Korea|Korean|명탐정 코난 Myeongtamjeong Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Norway|Norwegian|Mesterdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Iran|Persian|کاراگاهان کوچک| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Poland|Polish|Detektyw Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Russia|Russian|Детектив Конан Detektiv Konan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Spain|Spanish (Spain and Latin America)|Detective Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Brazil|Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil)|Detetive Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Sweden|Swedish|Mästerdetektiven Conan|Lit. "The Master-Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Thailand|Thai|ยอดนักสืบจิ๋วโคนัน|Lit. "Great Little Detective Conan"}}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Turkey|Turkish|Dedektif Conan| }}
{{OtherLangItem|flag=Vietnam|Vietnamese|Thám tử lừng danh Conan|Lit. "Renowned Detective Conan"}}
{{EndTable}}

== See also ==
* [[Detective Conan in France]]
* [[Detective Conan in Spain]]
* [[Detective Conan in Italy]]
* [[Detective Conan in Germany]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Arab World]]
* [[Detective Conan in the Philippines]]
* [[Detective Conan in Korea]]
* [[Detective Conan in Thailand]]
* [[Detective Conan in Vietnam]]
* [[Detective Conan in Sweden]]
* [[Detective Conan in Indonesia]]

== References ==
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Detective Conan in Thailand

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| image =Detective_Conan_Thailand_logo.jpg
| language =Thai
| continent =Asia
| episode =1167
| dub =Current: Dream Express (DEX) Past: TIGA, Modern Nine, True Visions, Video Square
| volume =106
| kaito volume =5
| special manga =22
| publisher =Vibulkij Publishing Group
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'''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-current

==== 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, they are the only channel to regulary feature the anime, and being the first official release of the latest dubbed episodes.

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 dubbed and subtitled form. With the Thai dub airing one episode per week on the ''True Spark Play'' channel and added periodically on ''True Vision Now'', while Thai subtitles will be available to all season 24 episodes. Alongside a simultaneously subtitled 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 subtitles, 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 episode 1-85, 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 episodes:
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! Platform !! Episodes !! Note
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| 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"|1029-current ||
* Simultaneously subtitled 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"|1-117, 887-964 ||
* Uses the remastered version for early episodes. And just like Netflix Japan, it does not contains next episode previews.
* Does not contain Thai audio for the opening narration in episode 1-117. Also does not feature a voice track for ''Next Conan's Hint'' and ''Joke Card''.
* For unknown reason, as of this writing, season 3 (1998) only goes up to episode 117 instead of episode 128.
|}
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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]]
|}
{{clear}}

==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 and DVD formats, distributed as a theatrical release, available to general consumers. 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''.

==Cast==
* Season counts refers to the Thai releases and not Japanese DVDs or seperated by the 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 (Replace 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 (Episode 1-467 and 515-566, 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 (Episode 468-514, 567 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|3|Ai Haibara|Vipada Jatuyosporn|TIGA
|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|4|Ayumi Yoshida|Kanokwan Puangsook|TIGA (Movie 1-3)
|no-image-cast=true
|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Ayumi Yoshida|Sriarpha Ruennak|TIGA (Season 1-9, Movie 4-14) 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|3|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|5|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Pongthep Thephasadin na Ayutthaya|TIGA (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 (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|Modern Nine TIGA (Season 3-9, Movie 7-14)|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 14-22, Movie 18 and 24) Modern Nine|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Masumi Sera|Napatsawan Watchariwong na Ayuttaya|DEX (Season 23 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, 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)|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|Vipada Jatuyosporn|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 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|3|Jodie Starling|Sriarpha Ruennak|Modern Nine and TIGA (Until season 15)|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Jodie Starling|Sansanee Tinkeeradit|TIGA (Replacing Sriarpha Ruennak)|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|2|James Black|Pattarawut Samutnawee|TIGA|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|3|Gin|Kaiwan Wattanakrai|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Thanakrit Janklongtham|TIGA|no-image-cast=true|no-link-cast=true}}
{{CastItem|0|Gin|Suparp Chaiwisutthikul|Modern Nine|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 mostly refer as "Detective Conan: The Series" in marketing materials. Some 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.
* 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 a subtitled release, as all previous releases were exclusively dubbed. (While the airings on ''True Spark Play'' have Japanese audio support, there are no translated subtitle available.)

==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|*]]