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Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
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| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside|Robert T. Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Case Files of Biblia Bookstore|''The Case Files of Biblia Bookstore: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] (''Män som hatar kvinnor'') || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

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[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

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Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside|Robert T. Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] (''Män som hatar kvinnor'') || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
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== See also ==
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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
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| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside|Robert T. Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

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[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

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Volume 52

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 52
| chapters = 533-543
| image = Volume 52.jpg
| releasedate = January 16, 2006
| isbn = 4-09-120026-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 14, 2014
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-6508-8
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Robert Ironside|Robert T. Ironside]]
| keyhole = [[Misae Yamamura]]
| prev-volume = Volume 51
| next-volume = Volume 53
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 52 was released on January 16, 2006 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Star Blade Case ===
{{ref anime|453|Preview Screening of Fate and Friendship}}

==== File 533 - Suspicious Action!? ====

==== File 534 - Connection Sneak Peek ====

<spoiler>

'''Bungo Tatei''' wants to kill himself and have his friend Joji Narukawa accused of actually murdering him, in order to avenge his girlfriend Ami's death, caused more or less by Narukawa. Though, Conan and co stop him from doing so, and explain him the truth.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Bungo Tatei|Bungo Tatei manga.jpg|
* Freelance cameraman}}
{{People|Joji Narukawa|Joji Narukawa manga.jpg|
* Tatei's friend}}
{{People|Ami|533-534 Ami manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Tatei's girlfriend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Fake Wedding Case ===
{{ref anime|449|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding}}

==== File 535 - Wedding Hall Panic ====

==== File 536 - The Uninvited Guest ====

==== File 537 - Wedding Battle ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Masateru Taira'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Rinzo Gunji|Rinzo Gunji manga.jpg|
* 42 years old}}
{{People|Teigo Shimabukuro|Teigo Shimabukuro manga.jpg|
* 30 years old}}
{{People|Fukuharu Karube|Fukuharu Karube manga.jpg|
* 36 years old}}
{{People|Masateru Taira|Masateru Taira manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Groom}}
{{People|Rei Masudo|Rei Masudo manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Bride}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan imagines Ran in a wedding dress. Lots of Sato and Takagi moments!

=== Overturned Belongings Case ===
{{ref anime|454-455|The Overturned Conclusion}}

==== File 538 - Out of Ordinary Room ====

==== File 539 - Upside Down Mystery ====

==== File 540 - The Thing He Wanted to Hide ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Toshihisa Manda'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Toshihisa Manda|Toshihisa Manda manga.jpg|
* 53 years old
* Novelist}}
{{People|Kohei Haramoto|Kohei Haramoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 28 years old
* Manda's apprentice}}
{{People|Novel|Novel manga.jpg|
* Manda's pet cat}}
{{People|Shimaki|Shimaki manga.jpg|
* Editor}}
{{People|Ichimura|Ichimura manga.jpg|
* Housekeeper}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Sonoko's Handkerchief Case ===
{{ref anime|457-458|Sonoko's Red Handkerchief}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Misae Yamamura]]|image = Misae Yamamura.jpg|description =
* 85 years old
* [[Misao Yamamura]]'s grandmother}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 541 - Sonoko's Red Handkerchief ====

Sonoko takes Ran and Conan to a maple forest in the mountains of Gunma Prefecture where a well-received romantic TV series was filmed. The protagonists are a young army officer and the daughter of a wealthy entrepreneur, and they meet each other after the officer is able to retrieve the girl’s red handkerchief from a maple tree. They then fall in love, but the officer is forced to flee the country as his boss is jealous about their relationship. They remain apart for several years, not hearing from each other, until one day the girl receives a telegraph in which the officer hints that they shall reunite in the “redness of the maple forest”, on the morning of new year’s eve. Since it is winter, no maple tree still has red leaves left, and the forest only has a thick white coat of snow. So the girl is unable to find the “redness” even after a long search. Just when she is about to give up and looks around for the last time, she spots a bright red handkerchief, prominently hanging on a bare maple tree. She runs towards the tree, and sees that her lover is indeed there. They immediately decide to elope and are forever happy afterwards. Since this scene (which is the last scene) is very touching, it has prompted a large number of fans to head to the forest and tie red handkerchiefs to trees themselves. As a result, they are at present ubiquitous in some parts of the forest. Sonoko, who is not expecting this situation, is deeply frustrated, as it squanders her plan to imitate the series (by tying a red handkerchief herself and sending a message to Makoto) and lure Makoto out for a romantic rendezvous (as he will not be able to distinguish between Sonoko's handkerchief and all the other ones).

Sonoko therefore decides to take all the other handkerchiefs off (very unrealistic), but she is interrupted by a man who claims to be part of the TV series crew. This person apologizes to Sonoko, explaining that it is indirectly his fault, as he was the one who gave the scriptwriter the idea of including a scene where a red handkerchief is tied to a tree (and he was in turn inspired after spotting one in the forest while searching for a place to film). The man also reveals that as the series became popular and fans bombarded TV stations with requests and inquiries, he was tasked to respond to them. For example, on that day, he has been asked by a fan to find the exact location of the tree with the original red handkerchief (i.e. the one that inspired him). He has found the tree, but has forgotten the number of the fan, and is too tired to go down to the inn where the fan stays in order to tell him that personally. Therefore he asks Ran and Sonoko to leave a message to the fan (so that the fan will know that the man is waiting for him or her at the spot where the last scene is filmed) in the guestbook of the inn. Ran and Sonoko agree to help, and ask how they should sign the message; the man replies that signing “Hozumi” in katakana will suffice.

The three visitors therefore set off for the inn, and in this way Sonoko forgets to tie her handkerchief. After leaving the message she realizes this and thus returns to the forest with Conan and Ran, and they discover that Hozumi has been stabbed (twice) and is dead. They also are able to find Hozumi’s notebook, which is lying on the forest floor some distance from his body; there is a bloodstain on the date April 1st.

==== File 542 - Name in Katakana ====

Conan notices the presence of a lot of dirt in Hozumi’s nails, and, from the relative warmth of his body, determines that he has been killed within the last 30 minutes. He also senses that a considerable number of people are hiding in the trees and bushes around him and watching every movement of theirs. However, Conan is unable to figure out who they are (he later asks the police about this, but they are not even aware of the existence of those people and only found an empty tent in the forest) or what they are up to. Detective Yamamura arrives after Ran calls the police; he turns out to be a fan of the TV series as well (and he started watching upon his grandmother's recommendation). After being informed of what happened, Yamamura makes some ridiculous deductions and then decides to head to the inn where Conan and company went previously in order to obtain further clues. After being shown a list of the inn's guests, Conan and Yamamura are able to narrow the suspects down to three people, who are named Isamu Okuma, Tatsuzo Watanuki and Hans Buckley respectively. Yamamura's questioning of them does not yield much useful information, as none of them has a valid alibi, and all claim that they do not know the TV series in question at all. Meanwhile, one of Yamamura's subordinates informs him that there is nobody in the TV series crew named Hozumi; this surprises both him and Conan, and prompts them to take a closer look at the list of crew members. Yamamura complains that the dates on the list are all messed up; the word “date” turns out to be a hint for Conan, and it allows him to quickly understand the meaning of the bloodstain on the date April 1st. He then runs back into the forest, finds a tree to which a single red handkerchief is tied, murmurs that Hozumi must have dug something up before meeting his killer and finds a human skull beneath the forest floor, directly under the handkerchief. On a tree behind Conan, someone is spying on him.

On the other hand, Sonoko is watching the international karate tournament that Makoto is participating in on live television (from Yamamura’s pad). She is very happy to hear the commentator mention that Makoto has a winning streak of 400 matches despite only being 18 years old.

==== File 543 - Superman ====

<spoiler>
Conan tells Ran on the phone that Agasa is going to pick him up and uses the call to give instructions on how to get to the tree with the original handkerchief (this is aimed at the culprit, whom Conan deduces to be '''Tatsuzo Watanuki''' and who can hear the phone call). Watanuki arrives there soon after and Conan confronts him and begins his deduction. It turns out that Watanuki once murdered someone and buried the body under a tree in the maple forest. In order to find the body later (for relocation in case that someone grew suspicious), he marked the burial spot by tying a red handkerchief to the tree above it. The red color would hide it from passersby as people normally would visit this area in autumn only, when there are plenty of red leaves. But since that handkerchief ended up inspiring the popular series and a lot of people subsequently tied red handkerchiefs nearby, it became impossible for Watanuki to find his handkerchief and tree. So he contacted Hozumi and paid him to find his tree for him. Hozumi did, but he also found the body; as a result, he tried to blackmail Watanuki, which got him killed. Hozumi was stabbed twice because Watanuki noticed that he was not alive after the first stab and left something in his notebook. After ensuring that Hozumi was indeed dead, Watanuki left the crime scene with the notebook. But since he failed to understand the dying message, he thought it was valueless, and therefore simply threw it away. Conan also notes that since the TV series crew did not want Watanuki's handkerchief to be filmed (having two handkerchiefs in one scene would be unnatural), there must have been a distance between the last scene’s filming place and Watanuki's tree (i.e. the place of inspiration), which is why killing Hozumi before he could reveal the location of the tree was not a good idea. Finally, Conan says that he knows that Watanuki is the culprit even if he has not come back to the forest because the dying message "April 1st" implies his surname.

Watanuki does not deny any of these; instead, he summons his henchmen (previously hidden behind various trees) to kill Conan, who is unprepared for such a large crowd (of about 50 gangsters) and initially planned to stun Watanuki by using his wristwatch. Ran, who is worried about Conan, arrives with Sonoko and the three begin fighting with Watanuki's subordinates. They are soon overpowered, and Ran is injured. Sonoko is still holding Yamamura’s pad at this moment, and presently the commentator is announcing that the next match features Makoto (“Japan’s pride”). Knowing that her boyfriend would be of use in such circumstances, Sonoko shouts "Makoto, please help" in desperation. As she says so, there is a disturbance on the outermost part of the encirclement, and soon men are sent flying in the sky. Since there is a dense group of men between her and the disturbance, Sonoko and company have no idea of what is going on initially. But as more gangsters meet the same fate and the disturbance makes its way to the center of the encirclement and evolves into a full-scale riot, they are able to discern a single person taking on the whole gang and defeating the gangster one after another. In the meantime, the karate commentator reports that Makoto has been missing since three days ago, and wonders where he is. This makes a still-crying Sonoko realize that her plea might have worked, miraculously.

Finally, the person manages to defeat half of the gang, and, with a swift leap, appears beside Sonoko - it is Makoto indeed. The next minutes involve him trying to talk to Sonoko and explain why he is there, but being constantly interrupted by challengers - impetuous ones, as none of them is a match for Makoto. Watanuki finally has had enough and takes out his pistol, but is immediately knocked down by Ran. Then the two great warriors collaborate to finish off the rest of the gang, and by the time Yamamura arrives, every single one of the gangsters has been beaten up and is unconscious. Later on, it is revealed that the buried body belonged to one of the lieutenants of a criminal organization that Watanuki is also affiliated with; he was killed as both vied for leadership and Watanuki wanted to reduce competition.

On their way back to Tokyo (Agasa drives), Makoto mentions that he became a fan of the series due to his sister’s obsession with it; for this reason he was able to partially understand Sonoko's message. The part that he could not figure out is when they are supposed to rejoin. Since his pride did not allow him to ask Sonoko, Makoto decided to set up a tent in the forest and camp there until Sonoko came (this sign of dedication greatly pleases and moves Sonoko). In the last panels, Makoto is reminded of the karate tournament that he abandoned upon seeing Sonoko's message, and he asks Agasa to drive to the airport (despite having been disqualified) so that he can fight the champion to see who is better. Conan wonders how it is possible that Makoto still has not fought enough.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hozumi|541-543 Hozumi manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Assistant director}}
{{People|Isamu Okuma|Isamu Okuma manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{People|Tatsuzo Watanuki|Tatsuzo Watanuki manga.jpg|
* 63 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{People|Hans Buckley|Hans Burkly manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events''====
* Sonoko is again upto her "love-love" strategies,while Ran gets jealous over Shinichi again.
* Sonoko gets a surprise visit from Makoto.

== Trivia ==
* The title for each chapter are worded as the following in ''Case Closed'':
:* File 533 - Suspicious Behavior
:* File 534 - The Fateful Premiere
:* File 535 - Panic at the Wedding Hall
:* File 536 - The Uninvited Guest
:* File 537 - Wedding Battle
:* File 538 - The Topsy-Turvy Room
:* File 539 - The Upside-Down Mystery
:* File 540 - What He Wanted To Hide
:* File 541 - Serena's Red Handkerchief
:* File 542 - A Name in Katakana
:* File 543 - Superman

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_55sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 26sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 51-52)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 52]]

Volume 52

2026-04-16T12:17:18Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 52
| chapters = 533-543
| image = Volume 52.jpg
| releasedate = January 16, 2006
| isbn = 4-09-120026-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 14, 2014
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-6508-8
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Robert T. Ironside]]
| keyhole = [[Misae Yamamura]]
| prev-volume = Volume 51
| next-volume = Volume 53
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 52 was released on January 16, 2006 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Star Blade Case ===
{{ref anime|453|Preview Screening of Fate and Friendship}}

==== File 533 - Suspicious Action!? ====

==== File 534 - Connection Sneak Peek ====

<spoiler>

'''Bungo Tatei''' wants to kill himself and have his friend Joji Narukawa accused of actually murdering him, in order to avenge his girlfriend Ami's death, caused more or less by Narukawa. Though, Conan and co stop him from doing so, and explain him the truth.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Bungo Tatei|Bungo Tatei manga.jpg|
* Freelance cameraman}}
{{People|Joji Narukawa|Joji Narukawa manga.jpg|
* Tatei's friend}}
{{People|Ami|533-534 Ami manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Tatei's girlfriend}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Fake Wedding Case ===
{{ref anime|449|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding}}

==== File 535 - Wedding Hall Panic ====

==== File 536 - The Uninvited Guest ====

==== File 537 - Wedding Battle ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Masateru Taira'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Rinzo Gunji|Rinzo Gunji manga.jpg|
* 42 years old}}
{{People|Teigo Shimabukuro|Teigo Shimabukuro manga.jpg|
* 30 years old}}
{{People|Fukuharu Karube|Fukuharu Karube manga.jpg|
* 36 years old}}
{{People|Masateru Taira|Masateru Taira manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Groom}}
{{People|Rei Masudo|Rei Masudo manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Bride}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan imagines Ran in a wedding dress. Lots of Sato and Takagi moments!

=== Overturned Belongings Case ===
{{ref anime|454-455|The Overturned Conclusion}}

==== File 538 - Out of Ordinary Room ====

==== File 539 - Upside Down Mystery ====

==== File 540 - The Thing He Wanted to Hide ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Toshihisa Manda'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Toshihisa Manda|Toshihisa Manda manga.jpg|
* 53 years old
* Novelist}}
{{People|Kohei Haramoto|Kohei Haramoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 28 years old
* Manda's apprentice}}
{{People|Novel|Novel manga.jpg|
* Manda's pet cat}}
{{People|Shimaki|Shimaki manga.jpg|
* Editor}}
{{People|Ichimura|Ichimura manga.jpg|
* Housekeeper}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Sonoko's Handkerchief Case ===
{{ref anime|457-458|Sonoko's Red Handkerchief}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Misae Yamamura]]|image = Misae Yamamura.jpg|description =
* 85 years old
* [[Misao Yamamura]]'s grandmother}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 541 - Sonoko's Red Handkerchief ====

Sonoko takes Ran and Conan to a maple forest in the mountains of Gunma Prefecture where a well-received romantic TV series was filmed. The protagonists are a young army officer and the daughter of a wealthy entrepreneur, and they meet each other after the officer is able to retrieve the girl’s red handkerchief from a maple tree. They then fall in love, but the officer is forced to flee the country as his boss is jealous about their relationship. They remain apart for several years, not hearing from each other, until one day the girl receives a telegraph in which the officer hints that they shall reunite in the “redness of the maple forest”, on the morning of new year’s eve. Since it is winter, no maple tree still has red leaves left, and the forest only has a thick white coat of snow. So the girl is unable to find the “redness” even after a long search. Just when she is about to give up and looks around for the last time, she spots a bright red handkerchief, prominently hanging on a bare maple tree. She runs towards the tree, and sees that her lover is indeed there. They immediately decide to elope and are forever happy afterwards. Since this scene (which is the last scene) is very touching, it has prompted a large number of fans to head to the forest and tie red handkerchiefs to trees themselves. As a result, they are at present ubiquitous in some parts of the forest. Sonoko, who is not expecting this situation, is deeply frustrated, as it squanders her plan to imitate the series (by tying a red handkerchief herself and sending a message to Makoto) and lure Makoto out for a romantic rendezvous (as he will not be able to distinguish between Sonoko's handkerchief and all the other ones).

Sonoko therefore decides to take all the other handkerchiefs off (very unrealistic), but she is interrupted by a man who claims to be part of the TV series crew. This person apologizes to Sonoko, explaining that it is indirectly his fault, as he was the one who gave the scriptwriter the idea of including a scene where a red handkerchief is tied to a tree (and he was in turn inspired after spotting one in the forest while searching for a place to film). The man also reveals that as the series became popular and fans bombarded TV stations with requests and inquiries, he was tasked to respond to them. For example, on that day, he has been asked by a fan to find the exact location of the tree with the original red handkerchief (i.e. the one that inspired him). He has found the tree, but has forgotten the number of the fan, and is too tired to go down to the inn where the fan stays in order to tell him that personally. Therefore he asks Ran and Sonoko to leave a message to the fan (so that the fan will know that the man is waiting for him or her at the spot where the last scene is filmed) in the guestbook of the inn. Ran and Sonoko agree to help, and ask how they should sign the message; the man replies that signing “Hozumi” in katakana will suffice.

The three visitors therefore set off for the inn, and in this way Sonoko forgets to tie her handkerchief. After leaving the message she realizes this and thus returns to the forest with Conan and Ran, and they discover that Hozumi has been stabbed (twice) and is dead. They also are able to find Hozumi’s notebook, which is lying on the forest floor some distance from his body; there is a bloodstain on the date April 1st.

==== File 542 - Name in Katakana ====

Conan notices the presence of a lot of dirt in Hozumi’s nails, and, from the relative warmth of his body, determines that he has been killed within the last 30 minutes. He also senses that a considerable number of people are hiding in the trees and bushes around him and watching every movement of theirs. However, Conan is unable to figure out who they are (he later asks the police about this, but they are not even aware of the existence of those people and only found an empty tent in the forest) or what they are up to. Detective Yamamura arrives after Ran calls the police; he turns out to be a fan of the TV series as well (and he started watching upon his grandmother's recommendation). After being informed of what happened, Yamamura makes some ridiculous deductions and then decides to head to the inn where Conan and company went previously in order to obtain further clues. After being shown a list of the inn's guests, Conan and Yamamura are able to narrow the suspects down to three people, who are named Isamu Okuma, Tatsuzo Watanuki and Hans Buckley respectively. Yamamura's questioning of them does not yield much useful information, as none of them has a valid alibi, and all claim that they do not know the TV series in question at all. Meanwhile, one of Yamamura's subordinates informs him that there is nobody in the TV series crew named Hozumi; this surprises both him and Conan, and prompts them to take a closer look at the list of crew members. Yamamura complains that the dates on the list are all messed up; the word “date” turns out to be a hint for Conan, and it allows him to quickly understand the meaning of the bloodstain on the date April 1st. He then runs back into the forest, finds a tree to which a single red handkerchief is tied, murmurs that Hozumi must have dug something up before meeting his killer and finds a human skull beneath the forest floor, directly under the handkerchief. On a tree behind Conan, someone is spying on him.

On the other hand, Sonoko is watching the international karate tournament that Makoto is participating in on live television (from Yamamura’s pad). She is very happy to hear the commentator mention that Makoto has a winning streak of 400 matches despite only being 18 years old.

==== File 543 - Superman ====

<spoiler>
Conan tells Ran on the phone that Agasa is going to pick him up and uses the call to give instructions on how to get to the tree with the original handkerchief (this is aimed at the culprit, whom Conan deduces to be '''Tatsuzo Watanuki''' and who can hear the phone call). Watanuki arrives there soon after and Conan confronts him and begins his deduction. It turns out that Watanuki once murdered someone and buried the body under a tree in the maple forest. In order to find the body later (for relocation in case that someone grew suspicious), he marked the burial spot by tying a red handkerchief to the tree above it. The red color would hide it from passersby as people normally would visit this area in autumn only, when there are plenty of red leaves. But since that handkerchief ended up inspiring the popular series and a lot of people subsequently tied red handkerchiefs nearby, it became impossible for Watanuki to find his handkerchief and tree. So he contacted Hozumi and paid him to find his tree for him. Hozumi did, but he also found the body; as a result, he tried to blackmail Watanuki, which got him killed. Hozumi was stabbed twice because Watanuki noticed that he was not alive after the first stab and left something in his notebook. After ensuring that Hozumi was indeed dead, Watanuki left the crime scene with the notebook. But since he failed to understand the dying message, he thought it was valueless, and therefore simply threw it away. Conan also notes that since the TV series crew did not want Watanuki's handkerchief to be filmed (having two handkerchiefs in one scene would be unnatural), there must have been a distance between the last scene’s filming place and Watanuki's tree (i.e. the place of inspiration), which is why killing Hozumi before he could reveal the location of the tree was not a good idea. Finally, Conan says that he knows that Watanuki is the culprit even if he has not come back to the forest because the dying message "April 1st" implies his surname.

Watanuki does not deny any of these; instead, he summons his henchmen (previously hidden behind various trees) to kill Conan, who is unprepared for such a large crowd (of about 50 gangsters) and initially planned to stun Watanuki by using his wristwatch. Ran, who is worried about Conan, arrives with Sonoko and the three begin fighting with Watanuki's subordinates. They are soon overpowered, and Ran is injured. Sonoko is still holding Yamamura’s pad at this moment, and presently the commentator is announcing that the next match features Makoto (“Japan’s pride”). Knowing that her boyfriend would be of use in such circumstances, Sonoko shouts "Makoto, please help" in desperation. As she says so, there is a disturbance on the outermost part of the encirclement, and soon men are sent flying in the sky. Since there is a dense group of men between her and the disturbance, Sonoko and company have no idea of what is going on initially. But as more gangsters meet the same fate and the disturbance makes its way to the center of the encirclement and evolves into a full-scale riot, they are able to discern a single person taking on the whole gang and defeating the gangster one after another. In the meantime, the karate commentator reports that Makoto has been missing since three days ago, and wonders where he is. This makes a still-crying Sonoko realize that her plea might have worked, miraculously.

Finally, the person manages to defeat half of the gang, and, with a swift leap, appears beside Sonoko - it is Makoto indeed. The next minutes involve him trying to talk to Sonoko and explain why he is there, but being constantly interrupted by challengers - impetuous ones, as none of them is a match for Makoto. Watanuki finally has had enough and takes out his pistol, but is immediately knocked down by Ran. Then the two great warriors collaborate to finish off the rest of the gang, and by the time Yamamura arrives, every single one of the gangsters has been beaten up and is unconscious. Later on, it is revealed that the buried body belonged to one of the lieutenants of a criminal organization that Watanuki is also affiliated with; he was killed as both vied for leadership and Watanuki wanted to reduce competition.

On their way back to Tokyo (Agasa drives), Makoto mentions that he became a fan of the series due to his sister’s obsession with it; for this reason he was able to partially understand Sonoko's message. The part that he could not figure out is when they are supposed to rejoin. Since his pride did not allow him to ask Sonoko, Makoto decided to set up a tent in the forest and camp there until Sonoko came (this sign of dedication greatly pleases and moves Sonoko). In the last panels, Makoto is reminded of the karate tournament that he abandoned upon seeing Sonoko's message, and he asks Agasa to drive to the airport (despite having been disqualified) so that he can fight the champion to see who is better. Conan wonders how it is possible that Makoto still has not fought enough.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hozumi|541-543 Hozumi manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Assistant director}}
{{People|Isamu Okuma|Isamu Okuma manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{People|Tatsuzo Watanuki|Tatsuzo Watanuki manga.jpg|
* 63 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{People|Hans Buckley|Hans Burkly manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Akagi Inn guest}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events''====
* Sonoko is again upto her "love-love" strategies,while Ran gets jealous over Shinichi again.
* Sonoko gets a surprise visit from Makoto.

== Trivia ==
* The title for each chapter are worded as the following in ''Case Closed'':
:* File 533 - Suspicious Behavior
:* File 534 - The Fateful Premiere
:* File 535 - Panic at the Wedding Hall
:* File 536 - The Uninvited Guest
:* File 537 - Wedding Battle
:* File 538 - The Topsy-Turvy Room
:* File 539 - The Upside-Down Mystery
:* File 540 - What He Wanted To Hide
:* File 541 - Serena's Red Handkerchief
:* File 542 - A Name in Katakana
:* File 543 - Superman

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_55sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 26sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 51-52)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume52r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 52]]

Volume 105

2026-04-15T22:48:38Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 105
| image = Volume 105.jpg
| releasedate = April 10, 2024<ref>https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09853217</ref>
| chapters = 1114-1123
| isbn = 978-4-09-853217-9 <br> ISBN 978-4-09-943154-9 (Detective Conan First Concept Note booklet included)
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate =
| english-isbn =
| english-publisher =
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|Aya Rindo]]
| keyhole = [[Muga Iori]]
| prev-volume = Volume 104
| next-volume = Volume 106
| footnotes =
}}
The '''105th Volume''' of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[manga]] was released on April 10, 2024. Its release in Spring 2024 was first announced in January 2024. Starting with [[file 1114]], released June 14, 2023, it ends with [[file 1123]], released January 10, 2024, encompassing a total of four cases, including the two last chapters of the last case of [[Volume 104]] and the first chapter from the first case of [[Volume 106]].

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{char|Yuya Kazami}}
{{char|Saguru Hakuba}}
{{char|Chihaya Hagiwara}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{char|Mysterious Old Man with Bird}}
{{char|Concealment|F1100 Announcer|display=Nichiuri TV announcer}}
{{char|Makoto Kyogoku|display=Makoto Kyogoku (background)}}
{{char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (enamel pin)}}
{{char|Alan Cartier|display=Alan Cartier (background)}}
{{char|The Jet-Black Mystery Train|Etsuto Murobashi|display=Etsuto Murobashi (corpse flashback)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Hang Glider Cape|display=Hang Glider Cape (background)}}
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
}}

== Chapters ==

=== Murder on the Shinkansen ===
{{ref anime|1171-1172|The Reason He Became a Butler}}
==== File 1114 - The Butler and the Young Lady ====
{{main|The Butler and the Young Lady}}

==== File 1115 - The Butler and the Detective ====
{{main|The Butler and the Detective}}
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Tsurugi'''. He ordered the '''murder''' of his secretary whose killed by the '''fake drunk man''', the '''man on the phone''' and the '''fake train attendant'''.
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Woman|F1115 Criminal.jpg|
* Fake train attendant
* Accomplice of the two criminals}}
{{EndBox}}
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hirotaka Tanigawa|Hirotaka Tanigawa manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Freelance writer}}
{{People|Man A|F1113 Man1.jpg|
* Fake drunk man
* First criminal}}
{{People|Man B|No face.jpg|
* Mysterious man on the phone
* Second criminal}}
{{People|Tsurugi|Tsurugi manga.jpg|
* Diet member}}
{{People|Man C|F1113 Secretary manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Tsurugi's secretary}}
{{People|Criminal A|F1114 Thug.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal at the Ooka Summer Villa 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal B|F1114 Thug2.jpg|
* On the run
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal C|F1114 Thug3.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal D|F1114 Thug4.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Woman|F1115 Attendant.jpg|
* Train attendant}}
{{People|Old man|F1115 Passenger.jpg|
* Train passenger}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Flaming Skull Case ===
{{ref anime|1178-1179|The Crimson Skeleton of Mt. Washio}}

==== File 1116 - Shelter from The Mountain Rain ====
{{main|Shelter from The Mountain Rain}}

==== File 1117 - The Mystery of the Chastisement Room ====
{{main|The Mystery of the Chastisement Room}}

==== File 1118 - Flying Up ====
{{main|Flying Up}}
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Tontetsu''', who was craving fake copies of the Buddha statue at the temple and sold them online. Jun Murata, the expert, discovered that the statue was fake, thus motivating Tontetsu to kill him to cover the smuggling. Kantetsu also discovered the truth, and was killed too. Tontetsu then tries to escape, but Kogoro, who was freed from the secret room thanks to Heiji and Conan, apprehends him.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tetsushin|Tetsushin manga.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Shogaku Temple chief priest}}
{{People|Kentetsu|Kentetsu manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Tontetsu|Tontetsu manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Kantetsu|Kantetsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (starved)
* Shogaku Temple monk}}
{{People|Man|F1117 Man.jpg|
* Hiker on Mount Washio one month ago}}
{{People|Jun Murata|Jun Murata manga.jpg|
* Deceased (dehydrated)
* Buddhist religious art expert}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Kaitou Kid and the Azure Throne ===
{{ref anime|1193-1194|Kid VS Hakuba: The Azure Throne}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name=Azure Throne|image=Azure Throne manga.jpg|description=
* Chair featuring one of the largest [[wikipedia:Tanzanite|tanzanites]] in the world}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 1119 - The Sky ====
{{main|The Sky}}

==== File 1120 - Substitute ====
{{main|Substitute}}

==== File 1121 - Proof ====
{{main|Proof}}

==== File 1122 - Sleuth ====
{{main|Sleuth}}
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Kyuuya Kamiji.'''</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Youtarou Kichida|Youtarou Kichida manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 45 years old
* Kichida Industry president}}
{{People|Masuo Kase|Masuo Kase manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Kichida Industry Engineering Department head}}
{{People|Satsuki Kichida|Satsuki Kichida manga.jpg|
* 39 years old
* Youtarou's wife}}
{{People|Kyuuya Kamiji|Kyuuya Kamiji manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Youtarou's secretary}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Foiled Kidnapping Transaction Case ===
{{ref anime|1184-1185|The Red-Brick Warehouse and the Vanishing Kidnapper}}

==== File 1123 - The Disappeared Kidnapper ====
{{main|The Disappeared Kidnapper}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Torakage|F1123 Cat.jpg|
* Stray cat}}
{{people|Shiori Ishigami|Shiori Ishigami manga.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* Daughter of the president of Ishigami Commerce}}
{{people|[[Inspector Hatori]]|Inspector Hatori manga.jpg|
* [[wikipedia:Special Investigation Team|Special Investigation Team]] inspector}}
{{people|Kidnapper A|V105 Kidnapper_A manga.jpg|
* Kidnapper on motorcycle}}
{{people|Boy|F1123 Boy manga.jpg|
* Passerby}}
{{people|Clerk|F1123 Clerk manga.jpg|
* Pancake restaurant "Bells" receptionist}}
{{people|Man A|F1124 Man A.jpg|
* Customer}}
{{people|Man B|F1124 Man B.jpg|
* Customer}}
{{people|Man C|F1124 Man C.jpg|
* Customer}}
{{people|Housekeeper A|No pic female.jpg|
* Previous housekeeper of Ishigami family}}
{{people|Housekeeper B|F1124 Housekeeper B.jpg|
* Current housekeeper of Ishigami family}}
{{people|Detective A|F1125 Detective A.jpg|
* Special Investigation Team detective}}
{{people|Detective B|F1125 Detective B.jpg|
* Special Investigation Team detective}}
{{EndBox}}

== Appendix ==
=== Volume 105 Setting Materials ===
Volume 105 Setting Materials is an appendix printed at the end of Volume 105, which contains character and setting drafts from all the chapters included in the volume.

=== File 1100 Q&A ===
A compilation of questions answered by Gosho and was shared on X (formerly Twitter) during October-November 2022 are printed as appendix at the end of Volume 105.

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'''Raw Text and Translation: Questions & Answers'''<br>
'''Source:''' https://x.com/conan_file?s=21 And search the page using this hashtag: #剛昌に聞け <br>

<spoiler>
Q: 景光と零は喧嘩しますか？<br>
A:くだらないことで、喧嘩してそう！すぐ仲直りするけどね（笑）<br>

Q: Do Hiromitsu and Rei fight?<br>
A: They probably fight over silly things! But they make up right away (lol)<br>

Q:ウォッカはジンのどこを一番尊敬してますか？<br>
A: 全部！！(笑)。<br>
ジンが言ってた事を、後で復唱してそう(笑)<br>

Q: What does Vodka respect most about Gin?<br>
A: Everything!! (lol).<br>
He probably repeats what Gin says later on (lol).<br>

Q: 零と景光、松田と萩原はそれぞれ中高大も一緒なのでしょうか？<br>
A:大学は萩原と松田、ヒロと安室が一緒！伊達は別の所かなぁ？<br>

Q: Did Rei and Hiromitsu, and Matsuda and Hagiwara all attend the same middle school, high school, and university?<br>
A: In university, Hagiwara and Matsuda, and Hiro and Amuro were together! Date was probably at a different place?<br>

Q:名探偵コナンといえば張り巡らされた伏線！というイメージですが、
どの伏線を張ったか、回収したか、というのはメモとかで残している
のでしょうか…？<br>
A: コミックスにバリバリ付箋が貼ってある(笑)<br>

Q: Detective Conan is known for being full of intricately woven foreshadowing!
Do you keep records, like memos, of which foreshadowing you’ve set up and which ones you’ve resolved?<br>
A: The manga volumes are covered with sticky notes! (laughs)<br>

Q: 英理は37で蘭が17ってことは英理は20で蘭を産んだことになりますが、
英理は蘭を身ごもった状態で大学に通っていたのですか？<br>
A: たしかに…(笑)<br>

Q: Eri is 37 and Ran is 17, which means Eri gave birth to Ran at 20. Does that mean Eri was attending university while pregnant with Ran?<br>
A: That’s true... (laughs)<br>

Q: 安室さんはコーヒーは微糖派ですか？ブラック派ですか？<br>
A: ミルク入り砂糖抜きですね(笑)<br>

Q: Does Amuro like his coffee mildly sweetened or black?<br>
A: He takes it with milk but no sugar (laughs).<br>

Q: ライ、バーボン、スコッチが行動を共にしていた瞬間がありますが、雰囲気は緊迫していたのでしょうか？<br>
A:バーボンだけが勝手に緊迫してる（笑)
スコッチとライは仲良さそうだけど、バーボンはライの事をいけすかないヤツだと思ってた！<br>

Q: There was a moment when Ray, Bourbon, and Scotch were working together — was the atmosphere tense?<br>
A: Only Bourbon was tense on his own (laughs). Scotch and Ray seemed to get along well, but Bourbon thought Ray was an insufferable guy!<br>

Q: 零が高明と会う時に緊張していたのはなぜでしょうか？<br>
A:ヒロから色々聞いてて、言われることわざ分かるかなぁ…って（笑）<br>

Q: Why was Rei nervous when meeting Taka’aki?<br>
A: He had heard a lot about him from Hiro, and was like, Will I even understand the proverbs he’s going to say (laughs)<br>

Q: 景光はどれくらいの頻度で高明に電話してたのでしょうか？<br>
A: 1ヶ月に1回ぐらいかなぁ。あんまり電話すると、ことわざで怒られる（笑）<br>

Q: How often did Hiromitsu call Taka’aki?<br>
A: About once a month, I guess. If he called too often, he'd get scolded with a proverb (laughs)<br>

Q: 萩原姉弟は神奈川県出身ですか？仮に神奈川県出身だとしたら
松田も神奈川県出身なのでしょうか？<br>
A: 東京と神奈川の境目なんじゃないかなぁ(笑)<br>

Q: Are the Hagiwara siblings from Kanagawa Prefecture? If they are, would that mean Matsuda is also from Kanagawa?<br>
A: I think they’re probably from around the Tokyo and Kanagawa border (laughs)<br>

Q:蘭ちゃんが前田さんに憧れたのは6年前とのことなので、空手を習い出したのは小学校高学年からですか？
それとも中学校に入って部活で始めたのですか？<br>
A: 小学生高学年から習い始めた！<br>

Q: Ran-chan said that she first admired Maeda-san six years ago, so did you start learning karate in the upper grades of elementary school?
Or did you start as part of a club when you entered junior high school?<br>
A: she started learning in the upper grades of elementary school!<br>

Q: 瑛祐くんは元気にやってますか？<br>
A: やってます！<br>

Q: Is Eisuke-kun doing well?<br>
A: He is doing well!<br>

Q: 数多いる警察官の中から風見が降谷さんの部下に抜擢された経緯、理由ってこの先描かれますか？知りたいです…！<br>
A: 偶然というか運命ですね(笑)<br>

Q: Among the many police officers, will the reason and circumstances behind Kazami being chosen as Furuya-san's subordinate be depicted in the future? I'd really like to know…!<br>
A: It was coincidence or rather fate (laughs)<br>

Q: 京極さんと園子は普段どんなデートをしてるんですか？<br>
A: なかなか会えないから、みんなが知ってる数ぐらいしかデートしてないと思うよ。電話はしてるけどね(笑)<br>

Q: What kind of dates do Kyogoku-san and Sonoko usually go on?<br>
A: Since they rarely get to see each other, I think they've only gone on as many dates as everyone knows about. They do talk on the phone though (laughs)<br>

Q: 一緒にお酒を飲みたいコナンキャラは誰ですか？☺️<br>
A: 小五郎(笑)<br>

Q: Which Conan character would you like to have a drink with? ☺️<br>
A: Kogoro (laughs)<br>

Q: 青山先生が蘭ちゃんの手料理で食べたいものは何でしょうか？<br>
A: カレー♪(笑)<br>

Q: What dish would Aoyama-sensei like to eat from Ran-chan’s home cooking?<br>
A: Curry ♪ (laughs)<br>

Q: 千速に松田はいつ告白したんですか?
また、千速は松田に好かれてると気づいてたんですか？それとも告白された?<br>
A: いつというか、事あるごとに「付き合ってくれよ」と言ってた。何回もフラレてると思う(笑)<br>

Q: When did Matsuda confess to Chihaya? Also, did Chihaya realize that Matsuda liked her, or was she actually confessed to?<br>
A: Rather than a specific time, he would say “Go out with me” whenever he had the chance. I think he got rejected many times (laughs)<br>

Q: 佐藤刑事が乗っているRX-7のグローブBOXの内側に、松田刑事が書いた落書きがある…なんてことありません？（笑）<br>
A: それ面白いね(笑)<br>

Q: Is there any chance that inside the glove box of the RX-7 that Detective Sato drives, there’s a graffiti drawn by Detective Matsuda? (laughs)<br>
A: That’s funny (laughs)<br>

Q: ハロ嫁で佐藤刑事が「松田は警視庁に配属されてから泊まり込みで事件のことを捜査をしていた」と話していましたが、その間ちゃんとお風呂に入っていたんでしょうか？<br>
A: 入ってなさそう(笑)<br>

Q: In the Halloween Bride movie, Detective Sato mentioned that Matsuda stayed overnight at the station to investigate a case after being assigned to the MPD. During that time, was he properly taking baths?<br>
A: Doesn’t seem like it (laughs)<br>

Q: 新一と蘭ちゃんは時々電話をしてると思うのですが、最新のお電話内容を教えてください<br>
A: 「元気？」「ちゃんと食べてる？」とか当たり障りのないことを話すけど、二人とも照れて核心に触れようとしない(笑)<br>

Q: I assume Shinichi and Ran-chan talk on the phone from time to time, but could you tell us what their most recent phone conversation was about?<br>
A: They talk about harmless things like “How are you?” or “Are you eating well?”, but both of them get shy and avoid getting to the heart of the matter (laughs)<br>

Q: 以前雑誌のインタビューで伏線は後付けが多いと仰っていたと思いますが、
逆にこれは最初から考えてた！という伏線を教えてください！<br>
A: 後付けもあるけど、だいたい最初から考えてるよ(笑)<br>

Q: In a previous magazine interview, I believe you mentioned that many of the foreshadowed elements were added later. On the flip side, could you tell us about some foreshadowing that you had planned from the beginning?<br>
A: While there are some added later, I actually plan most of them from the start (laughs)<br>

Q: 怪盗キッドが「どーもあの手の顔には弱くってね…」と言っていますが、蘭ちゃんと青子ちゃんのお顔は実際どのくらい似ていますか?
中森警部は蘭ちゃんと対面しても反応してなかったので<br>
A:「すげー似てるけど、胸の大きさがぜんぜん違う(笑)」<br>

Q: Kaitou Kid says "Somehow, I’m weak against that kind of face..." but just how much do Ran-chan and Aoko-chan actually look alike? Even Inspector Nakamori didn’t react when he met Ran-chan.<br>
A: "They look really similar, but their chest sizes are totally different (lol)."<br>

Q: ベルモットがわざわざ口移しでメアリー母さんに薬を飲ませるという英断な行動を取った理由が知りたいです!<br>
A: メアリーの虚を突きたかった！<br>

Q: I want to know why Vermouth went out of her way to give the drug to Mary-mother mouth-to-mouth—it was such a bold move!<br>
A: She wanted to catch Mary off guard!<br>

Q: 蘭ちゃんは料理が超・下手な英理さんの娘なのになぜあんなに料理上手
なんですか？
誰かに教わったりしたのでしょうか？<br>
A: 英理が下手だから自分ががんばんなきゃと思って、いろいろ勉強した！(笑)<br>

Q: Ran-chan is the daughter of Eri-san, who's super bad at cooking, so why is she so good at it? Did someone teach her?<br>
A: Because Eri was so bad at it, Ran thought she had to step up and do her best, so she studied a lot! (lol)<br>

Q: 諸伏高明さんと景光さんではどちらが身長高いですか？<br>
A: 高明！
高っていう字が入ってるし(笑)<br>

Q: Between Hiromitsu Morofushi and Takaaki Morofushi, who is taller?<br>
A: Takaaki!
His name even has the character for "tall" (高) in it! (lol)<br>

Q: 青山先生は刑事ドラマや刑事映画観る時に犯人すぐにわかりますか？<br>
A: わりと分かるかな？<br>

Q: Aoyama-sensei, do you figure out who the culprit is right away when you watch detective dramas or movies?<br>
A: I think I can usually tell?<br>

Q: マスタングはウィンカーが日本車と逆ですが、赤井さんが沖矢昴としてスバル360を運転している時、ウィンカーと間違えたことはありますか？<br>
A: あるかも…誰か同乗してたら「いやワイパーがちゃんと起動するかどうか確かめたんだ」と言ってると思う(笑)<br>

Q: The Mustang’s turn signal is on the opposite side compared to Japanese cars, but has Akai ever accidentally used the wrong one while driving the Subaru 360 as Subaru Okiya?<br>
A: Maybe… If someone was riding with him, I think he’d say, “Nah, I was just checking if the wipers work properly” (lol).<br>

Q: 青山先生が最近ハマっている事は何ですか？<br>
A: 『トップガンマーヴェリック』が面白かった！(笑)<br>

Q: Aoyama-sensei, what have you been into lately?<br>
A: “Top Gun: Maverick” was really fun! (lol)<br>
</spoiler>

== Covers in other countries ==
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== Trivia ==
* This is the first volume since [[volume 83]] (released in 2014) to have only 10 chapters.

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 101-110]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volume 105}}
{{Volumes}}
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Volume 104

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 104
| image = Volume 104.jpg
| releasedate = October 18, 2023<ref>https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09852850</ref>
| chapters = 1103-1113
| isbn = 978-4-09-852850-9 <br> ISBN 978-4-09-943137-2 ([[Black Iron Submarine|Movie 26]] storyboard card set included)
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate =
| english-isbn =
| english-publisher =
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Mariko Sakaki]]
| keyhole = [[Amanda Hughes]]
| prev-volume = Volume 103
| next-volume = Volume 105
| footnotes =
}}
The '''104th Volume''' of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[manga]] was released on October 18, 2023. Its release in Autumn 2023 was first announced in July 2023 and the date was confirmed by [[Shogakukan]] in August 2023<ref>https://saishinkan.work/conan/</ref>.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{char|Kanenori Wakita}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Rum}}
{{char|Chianti}}
{{char|Korn}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Maria Higashio}}
{{char|Takuma Sakamoto}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa Kidnapping Case|Fumiyo Edogawa|display=Fumiyo Edogawa}}
{{char|Ryujiro Uematsu}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (flashback)}}
{{char|Kohji Haneda|display=Kohji Haneda (flashback)}}
{{char|Asaka|Asaka EP861|display=Asaka<br>(background)}}
{{char|Amanda Hughes|display=Amanda Hughes (flashback)}}
{{char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (television)}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda|display=Shukichi Haneda (flashback)}}
{{char|Tsutomu Akai|display=Tsutomu Akai (flashback)}}
{{char|Mary Sera|display=Mary Sera (flashback)}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo's Detective Show|Taiji Kiryuu|display=Taiji Kiryuu (flashback)}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Chess Tournament Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|1164-1167|The 17-Year-Old Truth}}
==== File 1103 - A Monochrome Opening ====
{{main|A Monochrome Opening}}

==== File 1104 - The Bloodstained Knight ====
{{main|The Bloodstained Knight}}

==== File 1105 - Tears of Surrender ====
{{main|Tears of Surrender}}
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Kinji Ogawara'''. Naoto Kishitani indirectly caused Ryoichiro's death. After the case, Rum detects Rumi and plans to have Chianti and Korn eliminate her.</spoiler>

==== File 1106 - The Sharp-eyed Devil ====
{{main|The Sharp-eyed Devil}}
[[File:Rum 17 years ago.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Rum seventeen years ago.]]
In the flashback, Haneda headed to Amanda's room and the true name of Asaka was "Rachel Asaka". He also pointed out that her eye's disease is Amaurosis Fugax.

==== File 1107 - The Watchtower Bishop ====
{{main|The Watchtower Bishop}}
Amanda and Rum met when he was still a child. Rum said he got that codename from his late father. Amanda swallowed APTX in order to protect Asaka. Not only did Haneda stungunned and hid Asaka, but also he gave her his shogi piece. Later, Rum found some books on the book shelf was moved due to his eye's special ability, just as Rum was going to find hidden Rumi, Haneda told Rum he saw a piece of news including him gave a speech for Renya Karasuma thirty years ago. Rum knew Haneda had figured out that Karasuma Group is somehow related to the organization, so he decided to kill Haneda.

==== File 1108 - The Meijin's Enclosure ====
{{main|The Meijin's Enclosure}}
Haneda left the dying message "CARASUMA" before his death. A car accident happened to Kuroda when he was trying to protect Asaka from the Black Organization. He passed out, but Asaka managed to escape.

==== File 1109 - The Queen's Gambit ====
{{main|The Queen's Gambit}}
<spoiler>Amanda's dying message is to warn about the special ability of Rum's snake-like eye. Kuroda remembers passing by a man with a snake-like eye. Meanwhile, Chianti and Korn failed to snipe Kobayashi mistaken as Wakasa. Before Rum could realize what would happen, Chianti was shot by Wakasa, who just robbed a gun store. Shuichi tells Conan that his father and Kohji Haneda's father are friends. Yasuharu Haneda called Tsutomu, a MI6 agent, to ask him for help him investigate his son's death because he couldn't trust the local or Japanese police. Tsutomu agreed to help him because he also wanted to visit Amanda Hughes' funeral, who was a friend of him. Tsutomu promised Mary he would return before their new child was born, but Shuichi didn't expect that to be the last word he heard from his father.</spoiler>

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

=== Parents' Day at Teitan Elementary School ===
{{ref anime|1169-1170|The Mystery of the Man-Eating Classroom}}
==== File 1110 - Unsettling Parents' Visit Day ====
{{main|Unsettling Parents' Visit Day}}

==== File 1111 - The Mystery of the Flowerbed ====
{{main|The Mystery of the Flowerbed}}

==== File 1112 - The Spilled Truth ====
{{main|The Spilled Truth}}
<spoiler>The culprits are '''Ai Haibara''' and '''Maria Higashio'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaisuke Danno|Kaisuke Danno manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Teitan Elementary School class 1-A student}}
{{People|Mrs. Higashio|Mrs. Higashio manga.jpg|
* Maria's mother
* Office employee
* Agasa's friend}}
{{People|Kihara|No picture.jpg|
* TV announcer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Murder on the Shinkansen ===
{{ref anime|1171-1172|The Reason He Became a Butler}}
==== File 1113 - The Butler and the Mystery ====
{{main|The Butler and the Mystery}}
Heiji and Kazuha, and Momiji and Iori, are on the same Shinkansen. While the train was heading to Tokyo, an unexpected emergency occurred.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hirotaka Tanigawa|Hirotaka Tanigawa manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Freelance writer}}
{{People|Man A|F1113 Man1.jpg|
* Fake drunk man
* First criminal}}
{{People|Man B|No face.jpg|
* Mysterious man on the phone
* Second criminal}}
{{People|Tsurugi|Tsurugi manga.jpg|
* Diet member}}
{{People|Man C|F1113 Secretary manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Tsurugi's secretary}}
{{People|Criminal A|F1114 Thug.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal at the Ooka Summer Villa 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal B|F1114 Thug2.jpg|
* On the run
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal C|F1114 Thug3.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Criminal D|F1114 Thug4.jpg|
* Arrested
* Criminal targeting Momiji 3 years ago}}
{{People|Woman|F1115 Attendant.jpg|
* Train attendant}}
{{People|Old man|F1115 Passenger.jpg|
* Train passenger}}
{{EndBox}}

== Covers in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume 104b.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Japan (Special edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104cc le.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (Special edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104fs.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France (Limited edition alternative cover)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104ks.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea (Special edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 107sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Taiwan]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104cws.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Taiwan (Special edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume104vs.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (Special edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 101-110]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volume 104}}
{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 104]]

Volume 98

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 98
| image = Volume 98.jpg
| releasedate = April 15, 2020
| chapters = 1037-1047
| isbn = 978-4-09-850059-8
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 14, 2026<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-98/product/8787 Viz, December 31, 2025]</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-6252-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|Totonō Kunō]]
| keyhole = [[Momiji Ooka]]
| prev-volume = Volume 97
| next-volume = Volume 99
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 98 was released on April 15, 2020.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Mary Sera}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda}}
{{char|Kohji Haneda|display=Kohji Haneda (flashback)}}
{{char|Tsutomu Akai|display=Tsutomu Akai (flashback)}}
{{char|Kurisuke Agasa|display=Kurisuke Agasa (flashback)}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Yaiba Kurogane|display=Yaiba Kurogane<br>(on TV)}}
{{char|Sayaka Mine|display=Sayaka Mine<br>(on TV)}}
{{Char|Gerozaemon Geroda|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (on TV)}}
{{Char|Namako-Otoko|display=Namako-Otoko (on TV + phone strap)}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Hideo Akagi|display=Hideo Akagi (background)}}
{{char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background)}}
{{char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{char|Chikara Katsumata|display=Chikara Katsumata (background)}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Inspector Yuminaga}}
{{char|Naeko Miike}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Andre Camel|display=Andre Camel<br>(phone call)}}
{{char|Gin|display=Gin<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vodka|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{char|Chianti|display=Chianti<br>(background)}}
{{char|Korn|display=Korn<br>(background)}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Antique Facet Case ===
{{ref anime|1018-1020|The Antique Tray Can't Be Hidden}}
==== File 1037 - The Stream of Time... ====
Conan suspects that Mary is a member of SIS ("Secret Intelligence Service").

==== File 1038 - Show, Don't Hide ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Motoyuki Tojima''' since he is the only one with the crane's beak pointing at 2 o' clock when the bloodstain was at 10 o' clock. The real tray having the bloodstain from the victim's view was pointing at 2 o' clock angle, which when Agasa flipped it horizontally, the crane's beak was at 2 o' clock angle while the bloodstain is at 10 o' clock, which is perpendicular from each other. Conan tells that nor Sakamaki or Chono would have been able to kill the appraiser since swinging the spear for them would have caused the floor to creak and the appraiser to look behind and see the culprit. Tojima says that even it would have made noise, Nishitsu wouldn't have been able to hear anything since the aid wasn't functioning. This last sentence Tojima said proves that he is the culprit since he shouldn't have known that it wasn't functioning at the time unless he was there in the room with Nishitsu which makes Tojima confess that he didn't want to kill him. The motive for killing the appraiser and snatching the real tray was to cover up the cost of his daughter's operation which cost about 5 million yen while he thought his tray was fake and of no value. [[Subaru Okiya]] tells him that in fact, his tray was most probably a prototype made by apprentices and its value should be able to cover up the costs. Tojima bursts into tears as he realizes he had killed the appraiser for nothing. The real tray belongs to Kinji Chouno and he was willing to lend it to Sakamaki for her exhibition at a reasonable price. The proof that it was the real tray was because since Nishitsu was sitting in front of the real tray's box, the blood that would splatter from his head would have likely fallen into the real tray's box just in front of Nishitsu and the only box with blood spots inside is the old man's.

After the end of the case, Sera questions Mary about the "50:50" catchprase. Mary replies that it is her catchphrase as well, and it's a line that her [[Tsutomu Akai|husband]] used to say and her son Shuichi inherited from him. Sera informs her mother that getting the drug at the moment is diffucult since Subaru is standing in her way, which surprised Mary. After learning the truth about the "50:50" catchphrase, Sera suspects that Subaru is Akai, but attempts to deny it since she thinks that her brother is supposed to be dead.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Hogen Nishitsu|Hogen Nishitsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned and stabbed)
* 71 years old
* Antiques dealer
* Agasa's aquaintance}}
{{People|Motoyuki Tojima|Motoyuki Tojima manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Securities company employee
* Appraisal client}}
{{People|Kinji Chono|Kinji Chono manga.jpg|
* 74 years old
* Former real estate company CEO
* Appraisal client}}
{{people|Suzue Sakamaki|Suzue Sakamaki manga.jpg|
* 46 years old
* Art museum director
* Appraisal client}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Shuichi appears as Subaru to keep an eye on Sera.
* Shuichi's flashback seventeen years ago.
* Conan suspect Mary is a member of member of the British Secret Intelligence Service, known as MI6. Sera suspect Subaru could be her older brother Shuichi.

=== Lover Code Case ===
{{ref anime|1024-1025|Momiji Ooka's Challenge}}
==== File 1039 - Momiji's Challenge ====

==== File 1040 - From Your Footbowl Loving Mother ====

==== File 1041 - Brothers Reuniting After Thirty Years ====

==== File 1042 - The Jingisukan of Memories ====
<spoiler>Realizing Ran wants Shinichi to let Heiji win for the sake of their relation, Conan lets Heiji solve the case. He reveals that the culprit is '''Saisuke Jinya''', or rather the person who is '''impersonating Saisuke Jinya''' who reveals that he passed away a few days ago due to an illness. The fake Jinya actually was friends with the real Jinya and had that burn mark since he had put citrus juice on his hand and got a sunburn. Conan, to prove it, drops lemon juice on the fake Jinya's arm which triggers him. It is also proven he is not the real brother since he didn't know that the four children got a burn after putting their hands on the pot to lift their mother's head who fell on it. Other evidences are that the fake Jinya's ears didn't match the ears of the other brothers as ears type are transmitted through DNA. The glasses the fake Jinya is wearing are in fact the ones from Hamana because Hamana had developped metal allergy (prooved by the fact he refused canned goods, chocolate and leather which all contained metal) and wouldn't be able to wear those metal-framed glasses he had on his body. Jinya put them on him because his glasses fell on the ground and smashed so he had to exchange them with Hamana's but couldn't see well evidenced by the fact that the scratch marks on the glasses Hamana is wearing don't match the impact of his fall. The only one with glasses is then Jinya who reveals that he killed Hamana by accident because he pushed him of the ledge while they were fighting for the mother's treasure which Jinya was longing for. After Jinya got arrested, Heiji tells the two other brothers that the treasure is in fact the Jingisukan wok that was in Hamana's bag because the mother wanted the kids to all have Jingisukan after her death to remember her. After this case is closed, Conan asks Heiji which family did that housekeeper work on. Heiji replies that she works for Haneda's family, [[Shukichi Haneda]] old house. Conan thinks that since Shukichi Haneda is the middle brother sibling of Shuichi Akai and Masumi Sera, and also non-blood-related brother of Kohji Haneda, suspect that Kohji Haneda could be the son of a rich and noble family.<br>{{people|Saisuke Jinya|Real Saisuke Jinya manga.jpg|
* Deceased (illness)
* 36 years old
* Housekeeper's real fourth son}}
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Benzo Hamana|Benzo Hamana manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 42 years old
* Department store buyer
* Housekeeper's eldest son}}
{{People|Suguru Kashiwagi|Suguru Kashiwagi manga.jpg|
* 39 years old
* Bank employee
* Housekeeper's second son}}
{{People|Katsunobu Kanda|Katsunobu Kanda manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Bike store employee
* Housekeeper's third son}}
{{people|Saisuke Jinya|Saisuke Jinya manga.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Unemployed
* Housekeeper's fourth son}}
{{people|Old man|V98 old man.jpg|
* Haido port worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan deduces that Kohji Haneda is the son of a wealthy family.
* Heiji tries confessing to Kazuha at the Haido Harbor but fails again, as Momiji and Iori ask her to take a photo and she runs off.

=== Shogi Player Serial Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|1033-1035|Taiko Meijin's Shogi Board}}The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment
==== File 1043 - The Meijin's Beard ====

==== File 1044 - The Meijin's Eyes ====

==== File 1045 - The Meijin's Hand ====

==== File 1046 - The Meijin's Winning Hand ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Kousuke Hishinuma'''.
Shukichi wanted to introduce Yumi to his [[Mary|mother]], but is unable to contact her. After being told he didn't tell their mother that he is still alive, Shuichi reassures his brother that he will meet her eventually, once the mist that covers the [[Black Organization]] has been cleared up.
</spoiler>
==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|[[Mina Katsumata]]|Mina Katsumata manga.jpg|
* 23 years old
* [[Chikara Katsumata]]'s daughter
* Dated Kinji
* Shogi player}}
{{People|Shouko Uryu|Shouko Uriyu manga.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Shogi player}}
{{People|Kousuke Hishinuma|Kousuke Hishinuma manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Shogi player}}
{{people|Yasukiyo Genda|Yasukiyo Genda manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* Shogi player}}
{{people|Kimiharu Nishikido|Nishikido manga.jpg|
* Deceased (beaten)
* Shogi player
* Suspected of match-fixing}}
{{people|Yuuhei Kishimoto|Yuuhei Kishimoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (murdered)
* Shogi player
* Developped depression due to Kinji's death}}
{{people|Kinji Uryu|Kinji Uryu manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Shoko's brother
* Dated Mina
* Shogi player}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Yumi tails Shukichi of suspecting having an affair. However, it is revealed that Shukichi is holding a Shogi practice session with younger Shogi players.
* Shukichi was adopted by Haneda's family to fullfill Kohji Haneda's dream.
* Shukichi is unable to contact his mother Mary.
* Shukichi wants to introduce Yumi to his mother.
* Shuichi appears without his disguise to save Shukichi.

=== Sisters' Birthday Party Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|1045-1046|The Birthday Party of Divine Punishment}}
==== File 1047 - He Has It With Him ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|[[Yumi Sekizawa]]|Yumi Sekizawa manga.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Teitan High School-Second year student
* Ran, Sonoko and Masumi's classmate}}
{{People|Remi Sekizawa|Remi Sekizawa manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Model
* Yumi's sister}}
{{People|Mitomu Kushiyama| Mitomu Kushiyama manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Remi's manager}}
{{people|Tsuguo Hatsune|Tsuguo Hatsune manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Pastry chef}}
{{people|Mizutoshi Hanasaki|Mizutoshi Hanasaki manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 32 years old
* Hair and make-up artist}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
=== Locations ===
{{main|Setting}}
Settings featured in this volume:

==== [[England]] ====
* [[London]] (Flashback)
** [[Wikipedia:London Borough of Lambeth|London Borough of Lambeth]] (Flashback)
*** [[Wikipedia:Vauxhall|Vauxhall]] (Flashback)
**** [[SIS Building]] (Flashback, background)
**** [[Wikipedia:Vauxhall Bridge|Vauxhall Bridge]] (Flashback)

=== [[Japan]] ===
* [[Osaka]] (Flashback)
** [[Kaihou High School]] (Flashback)
* [[Tokyo]]
** [[Beika]] Ward
*** [[Beika#Beika Town|Beika Town]]
**** Apartment building of the Shogi training group (Introduction)
**** [[Hiroshi Agasa's residence]]
**** Jingisukan Beika (Mentioned)
**** [[Kudo residence]]
**** [[Mouri Detective Agency]]
**** [[Ramen Ogura]]
**** Star Donut (Introduction)
**** Yamai Bookstore (Introduction)
*** [[Beika#Haido Town|Haido Town]]
**** [[Haido Central Building]] (Introduction)
**** Haido Pancake Café (Introduction)
**** [[Haido Port]] (Introduction)
** [[Wikipedia:Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda Ward]]
*** [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]
** Unknown ward
*** Café Zoo-Too (Introduction)
*** [[Hotel Bond-Seven]] (Introduction)
*** Kousuke Hishinuma's apartment (Introduction)
*** Nishitsu Hogen's residence

=== Models ===
{{main|Setting models}}

==== Haido Port ====
[[Haido Port]] from the second case ("Lover Code") is practically identical to the real life Hinode Pier at the border between [[Wikipedia:Minato, Tokyo|Minato]] (which it belongs to) and [[Wikipedia:Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda Wards]] in [[Tokyo]], in turn also implying [[Beika#Haido Town|Haido Town]] to be around the border of these wards again. The warehouses on the right (and the one the case happens in) are the Hinode Pier Warehouses (Second block, Kaigan District, Minato Ward), in real life, the ones on the panel/photo are numbered 2-A, 2-B, 2-C and so on, but in this case, they are simply given numbers. Judging by their [[manga]] and real life succession, No. 4 (where the murder happens in) should correlate with warehouse 2-D.

The ship in front of the other one [[Ran Mouri]], [[Kazuha Toyama]], and [[Momiji Ooka]] photograph themselves in front of in the last chapter of the same case is the "[https://www.silversea.com/en/ships/silver-muse.html Silver Muse]" of Silverseas company, which actually passes (or passed, it seemingly moved to Canada afterwards) the Hinode Pier on its route when it arrives in Tokyo after leaving [[Wikipedia: Yokohama|Yokohama]] to the north, just like it passed Haido Port during this case.

<gallery>
File:Haido Port.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Haido Port in the "Lover Code Case"...
File:Hinode Pier.jpg|thumb|200px|right|... and the real Hinode Pier.
</gallery>

=== Continuity ===
{{main|Continuity}}

==== In "Sisters' Birthday Party Murder Case" ====
* To '''Crimson School Trip Case (Manga: [[Volume 94#Crimson School Trip Case|1000]]-[[Volume 95#Crimson School Trip Case|1005]])''': [[Conan Edogawa]] remembers about how [[Ai Haibara]] gave him the antidotes for the school trip, referring to the one to [[Kyoto]] from that case.

=== Crossover ===
{{main|Crossover}}

==== ''Yaiba'' ====
[[File:File 1039 Detective Boys Yaiba Sayaka Game.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yaiba and Sayaka as game characters.]]{{main|Yaiba}}
* The [[Detective Boys]] play a platformer videogame featuring [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Sayaka Mine]] while they are at Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s [[Hiroshi Agasa's residence|house]]. Their running pose also is a little bit reminiscent of the walking pose they have on the cover of [[Yaiba Volume 1]]. If you look very closely at the second panel the game can be seen in, you can spot two character portraits on the right side of the monitor, seemingly depicting the faces of [[Gerozaemon Geroda]] and [[Namako-Otoko]], right above [[Genta Kojima]]'s head. Namako also appears as [[Ran Mouri]]'s mobile phone strap again.
{{clear}}

== Covers in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong (China)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 101sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume98v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 98]]

Volume 97

2026-04-15T22:44:41Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 97
| image = Volume 97.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2019<ref name="release">[https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09129449 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 1026-1036
| isbn = 978-4-09-129449-4<ref name="release"/>
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 13, 2026<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-97/product/8664 Viz, October 3, 2025]</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-6184-5
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|Keita Kurokochi]]
| keyhole = [[Kanenori Wakita]]
| prev-volume = Volume 96
| next-volume = Volume 98
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 97 was released on December 18, 2019.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo|display=Yukiko Kudo (background)}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Kanenori Wakita}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto|display=Azusa Enomoto (background)}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato}}
{{char|Yui Uehara}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Hiromitsu Morofushi|display=Hiromitsu Morofushi (flashback)}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{char|Kohji Haneda|display=Kohji Haneda (flashback)}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun|Tomoaki Okuda|display=Tomoaki Okuda (flashback)}}
{{char|Kurisuke Agasa|display=Kurisuke Agasa (background)}}
{{char|Teiko Agasa|display=Teiko Agasa (background)}}
{{char|Gin|display=Gin<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vodka|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{char|Chianti|display=Chianti<br>(background)}}
{{char|Korn|display=Korn<br>(background)}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (background)}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{gadget|Wristwatch Flashlight}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== TV Drama Filming Site Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|993-995|Makoto Kyogoku the Understudy}}
==== File 1026 - Because It's A Precious Thing... ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Hideka Aburai'''. Odori founds out she was the murderer of Tokuzono Saiya when he noticed in the recording that she was still looking up and after the Tokuzuno fell down and she silenced him. Odori's phone went missing from his belongings because it contained messages that he blackmailed her. The poisoned cap straw that Aburai hids inside one of her medicine capsules.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigematsu Tomioka|Shigematsu Tomioka manga.jpg|
* 50 years old
* Movie director}}
{{People|Daisaku Odori|Daisaku Odori manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 48 years old
* Assistant director}}
{{People|Saiya Tokuzono|Saiya Tokuzono manga.jpg|
* Victim (defenestrated)
* 34 years old
* Actor}}
{{People|Nanako Jinmei|Nanako Jinmei manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Actress}}
{{People|Hideka Aburai|Hidoka Aburai manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Make-up artist}}
{{People|Youta Hoegi|Youta Maegi manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Production assistant}}
{{People|Nishibe|Nishibe manga.jpg|
* Deceased (car accident)
* Production assistant
* Hideka's boyfriend}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Sonoko and Makoto are on a date.
* Sera catches Conan off guard by calling him Shinichi with him responding to it normally at first.
* Flashback of [[The Desperate Revival]] event are mentioned as Shinichi and Conan appeared at the same time.

=== Nagano Snowy Mountains Case ===
{{ref anime|1003-1005|The 36-Cell Perfect Game}}
==== File 1027 - The Eyes of a Detective ====
Kogoro, Conan, Amuro, and Wakita are on a train to the Nagano prefecture, where Kogoro was requested to investigate an apparent suicide at an old church. Conan recalls the events that led the four to embark on a trip together. It's revealed that originally, Ran and Sonoko were meant to accompany Kogoro and Conan, but Sonoko catches a cold causing Ran to stay back and take care of her. The client had requested Kogoro to bring three others along with him, so the two open slots must be filled. Ran proposes that Amuro should go, while Wakita suddenly arrives with Sushi, then soon added to the company. Upon reaching the church they are joined by some people. It is soon revealed that someone has assembled all of them together keeping their identity secret. Next the cars are destroyed and everyone is trapped in the church.

==== File 1028 - Mountain Villa in the Snowy Mountains ====

==== File 1029 - Capable Of Making Crying Children Sleep ====
Kogoro sends a picture to Komei, who notices something. Conan and Amuro are doing something about the case in the toilet. The glasses guy is the next who should die.

==== File 1030 - Just Like You... ====

==== File 1031 - A Dangerous Feeling ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Sumiya Nishino'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Raito Fujide|Raito Fujide manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* High school teacher
* Shinano University graduate}}
{{People|Kouhei Wada|Kouhei Wada manga.jpg|
* Victim (arrow shot)
* 28 years old
* Company employee
* Shinano University graduate}}
{{People|Ikue Koura|Ikue Koura manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Yousuke Kawasaki|Yousuke Kawasaki manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 28 years old
* Bank employee
* Shinano University graduate}}
{{People|Sumiya Nishino|Sumiya Nishino manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Bartender}}
{{People|Taisei Nichihara|Taisei Nichihara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged?)
* Shinano University student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* We learn that Komei knows Amuro.
* Conan asks Bourbon about Rum.
* Komei remembers his brother Hiromitsu being friends with Amuro.

=== Edible Wild Plants Collecting Case ===
{{ref anime|1011-1012|Picking Wild Plants and Clovers}}
==== File 1032 - Collecting Edible Wild Plants ====
Conan, Haibara, the Detective Boys, Kobayashi, and Rumi go to Gunma Prefecture to pick up wild vegetables, but there might be some trouble there.

==== File 1033 - Good Luck Charm ====

==== File 1034 - Since You're Clumsy ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Maika Zenda'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Toji Fukikoshi|Toji Fukikoshi manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 42 years old
* IT company director}}
{{People|Maika Zenda|Maika Zenda manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Former elementary school teacher}}
{{people|Shigefumi Uruma|Shigefumi Uruma manga.jpg|
* Fukikoshi's real identity
* Marriage swindler wanted by the police}}
{{people|Woman|1032-1034 Woman.jpg|
* Uruma's girlfriend
* Has nyctophobia and claustrophobia}}
{{people|Police Detective|1032-1034 Detective.jpg|
* Inspector Yamamura's assistant
* Gunma Prefecture assistant inspector}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Rumi recalls Kohji Haneda's dead body and something that he said.
* Rumi learns the secret of Sleeping Kogoro when she sees Conan use his tranquilizer dart on Yamamura. She also throws away Ayumi's four-leaf clover as a gift of lucky charm when Ayumi turns away.

=== Antique Facet Case ===
{{ref anime|1018-1020|The Antique Tray Can't Be Hidden}}
==== File 1035 - The Carved Black Lacquer Tray ====
At Professor Agasa's house, a facet looking very antique has been found. Next to Agasa's domain, Sera, who is doubting Conan and Haibara's true identity, is showing suspicious movements.

==== File 1036 - An Adult-Like Child ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Hogen Nishitsu|Hogen Nishitsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned and stabbed)
* 71 years old
* Antiques dealer
* Agasa's acquaintance}}
{{People|Motoyuki Tojima|Motoyuki Tojima manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Securities company employee
* Appraisal client}}
{{People|Kinji Chono|Kinji Chono manga.jpg|
* 74 years old
* Former real estate company CEO
* Retired
* Appraisal client}}
{{people|Suzue Sakamaki|Suzue Sakamaki manga.jpg|
* 46 years old
* Art museum director
* Appraisal client}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* This volume will be the first one released in the [[Wikipedia: Reiwa|Reiwa period]] and reach the 100th volume in Spain only.

=== Locations ===
{{main|Setting}}
Settings featured in this volume:

* [[Wikipedia:Gunma Prefecture|Gunma Prefecture]]
** Unknown town and surroundings
*** Forest from Edible Wild Plants Collecting Case (Introduction)
*** Minanokami Station (Introduction)
*** Toji Fukikoshi's holiday villa (Introduction)
* [[Wikipedia:Nagano Prefecture|Nagano Prefecture]]
** Abandoned church (Introduction)
** [[Wikipedia:Azusa (train)|Azusa train]] (Introduction)
** [[Wikipedia:Nagano (city)|Nagano City]]
*** [[Nagano Prefectural Police Headquarters]]
* [[Tokyo]]
** [[Beika]] Ward
*** [[Beika#Beika Town|Beika Town]]
**** [[Café Poirot]] (Background + Mentioned)
**** [[Hiroshi Agasa's residence]]
**** [[Iroha Sushi]] (Mentioned)
**** [[Mouri Detective Agency]]
** [[Wikipedia:Chiyoda, Tokyo|Chiyoda Ward]]
*** [[Wikipedia:Kasumigaseki|Kasumigaseki]]
**** [[Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department]]
** Unknown ward
*** Unknown district
**** Abandoned school building from TV Drama Filming Site Murder Case (Introduction)
**** Nishitsu Hogen's residence (Introduction)
* [[Wikipedia:Yamanashi Prefecture|Yamanashi Prefecture]] (Background)
** [[Wikipedia:Yatsugatake Mountains|Yatsugatake Mountains]] (Background)

=== Models ===
{{main|Setting models}}

==== Abandoned Church ====
The abandoned church [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Kogoro Mouri]], [[Rei Furuya]] and [[Kanenori Wakita]] go to is modeled after the Kusuhara Church, actually located in [[Wikipedia:Gotō, Nagasaki|Gotō City]] of [[Wikipedia:Nagasaki Prefecture|Nagasaki Prefecture]].

<gallery>
File:Kusuhara Church.jpg|Kusuhara Church in real life.
File:File 1027 Abandoned Church.jpg|The abandoned church in File 1027.
</gallery>

==== Nagano Prefecture ====
The train [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Kogoro Mouri]], [[Rei Furuya]], and [[Kanenori Wakita]] ride at the beginning of the Nagano Snowy Mountains Case is a limited express [[Wikipedia: Azusa (train)|Azusa train]] that plies between [[Wikipedia:Shinjuku Station|Shinjuku Station]] in [[Tokyo]] to [[Wikipedia: Matsumoto Steation|Matsumoto Station]] in [[Wikipedia:Nagano Prefecture|Nagano]] (like it's told in the case), with the model number changed from "35" to "36" for some reason.

In the background of the panel one can spot the [[Wikipedia: Yatsugatake Mountains|Yatsugatake Mountains]], while the train passes a real segment of the line in [[Wikipedia: Yamanashi Prefecture|Yamanashi Prefecture]] between [[Wikipedia: Nagasaka Station|Nagasaka]] and [[Wikipedia: Kobuchizawa Station|Kobuchizawa Stations]], which is a popular place to take photos of these trains (like the one on the left).

<gallery>
File:Azusa Train 35 Nagano Mountains.jpg|The Yamanashi segment with the Yatsugatake Mountains in real life.
File:File 1027 Azusa Train 36 Nagano Mountains.jpg|The Yamanashi segment with the Yatsugatake Mountains in file 1027.
</gallery>

==== Minanokami Station ====
The Minanokami Station in [[Wikipedia: Gunma Prefecture|Gunma]] the [[Detective Boys]] arrive at together with [[Sumiko Kobayashi]] and [[Rumi Wakasa]] in FILE.1032 is actually the [[Wikipedia: Minakami Station|Minakami Station]] in the [[Wikipedia: Minakami, Gunma|town]] of the same name (also in Gunma in real life).

<gallery>
File:Minakami Station Gunma.jpg|Minakami Station in real life.
File:Minanokami Station.jpg|Mina''no''kami Station in file 1032.
</gallery>

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong (China)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|People's Rep. of China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 100sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 49sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 97-98)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume97v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 97]]

Volume 96

2026-04-15T22:44:02Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 96
| image = Volume 96.jpg
| releasedate = April 10, 2019<ref name="release">[http://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09129179 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 1015-1025
| isbn = 978-4-09-129179-0<ref name="release"/>
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 14, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-96/product/8538 Viz Manga, July 4, 2025]</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5853-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|Mikoto Misumi]]
| keyhole = [[Atsushi Miyano]]
| prev-volume = Volume 95
| next-volume = Volume 97
| footnotes =
}}
'''Volume 96''' was released on April 10, 2019.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Naeko Miike}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo|display=Yusaku Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo|display=Yukiko Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback/background)}}
{{char|Taka'aki Morofushi}}
{{char|Kansuke Yamato}}
{{char|Yui Uehara}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba|display=Kaito Kuroba (background)}}
{{char|Wataru Date|display=Wataru Date (background)}}
{{char|Hiromitsu Morofushi|display=Hiromitsu Morofushi (background)}}
{{char|Jinpei Matsuda|display=Jinpei Matsuda (background)}}
{{char|Kenji Hagiwara|display=Kenji Hagiwara (background)}}
{{char|Yakumaru|File880 man2|display=Yakumaru (flashback)}}
{{char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Kamen Yaiba}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Atsushi Miyano|display=Atsushi Miyano (background)}}
{{char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (background)}}
{{char|Renya Karasuma|display=Renya Karasuma (shape/background)}}
{{char|Mary Sera|display=Mary Sera (flashback)}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Turbo Engine Skateboard}}
}}
== Chapters ==
=== Policewomen Serial Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|971-974|The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department}}
==== File 1015 - Policewomen Serial Murder Case ====

==== File 1016 - No Parking Sign ====

==== File 1017 - It's Not "Mike", But... ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Kengo Aono'''.

The "No parking" sign is an overlapping of the letters N and O; meaning "No". The color blue of the sign is pronounced as "Ao" in japanese. The two words combined gives "Aono".
Furthermore, the "7155" message that the second victim left, is a reference to the article of japanese traffic law, that mentions that a driver must never use his cellphone while driving.
Aono's girlfriend committed suicide the week before. He drove without his license while trying to call her, which got him caught by the two police women, Touko and Shiori, who held him back. He believed that he could have prevented the suicide, if they had let him go, and that they wasted time, when they got a call from their friend Yumiko, known as Yumi to them, who invited them to karaoke. But Chiba explains that he was held back, because he could have cause an accident, especially if he drove his car in a panic. Moreover, right after he got his girl friend's text message with a goodbye she had sent him a voicemail, that also recorded her fall. It proves that he could never have stopped her in any circumstances. Aono missed the voicemail, because he had been busy trying to call her phone. Aono breaks down crying.

Chiba finally recognises Naeko as his childhood friend after the latter used the same words that Chiba said to her about not crossing the red light and respecting traffic laws.

At the end of the case, Kuroda calls Amuro on the phone, calling him "Bourbon".</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Shiori Yagi|Shiori Yagi]]|Shiori Yagi manga.jpg|
* Victim (defenestrated)
* 28 years old
* Traffic Department Assistant Inspector}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Touko Momosaki|Touko Momosaki]]|Touko Momosaki manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 28 years old
* Traffic Department Sergeant}}
{{People|Unknown Man|Unknown Man 1013 manga.jpg|
* Assaults Momosaki and Yagi
* Kidnaps Naeko}}
{{People|Aiko|Unknown Woman 1013 manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Kengo's girlfriend}}
{{People|Kengo Aono|Kengo Aono manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: smartphone use while driving}}
{{People|Manji Akamine|Manji Akamine manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: motorbiking without helmet & wrong-way driving}}
{{People|Yuuzou Shiroyama|Yuuzou Shiroyama manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: driving without seatbelt & overdue inspection}}
{{People|Yumiko|Yumiko File 1014 manga.jpg|
* Hostess
* Momosaki and Yagi's old classmate and friend
* Nickname: "Yumi"}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Shuichi appears as Subaru to protect Yumi from drunkards, after getting a text from Shukichi
* Kuroda calls Amuro asking if he provided Conan with information to help him solve the case. He ends the conversation telling Amuro not to forget to report, referring to him as "Bourbon".
* Yumi sleeps in Shukichi's room. Chiba rescues Naeko from her abductor. She pushes him out of the way and gets injured on the leg from an arrow that was about to hit him. Chiba carries her to hospital, finally discovering she was actually his friend from childhood when they reach the crosswalk.

=== Kaitou Kid and the Fairy's Lip ===
{{ref anime|983-984|Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips}}
==== Characters Introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Kenji Hagiwara]]|image = Kenji Hagiwara.jpg|description =
* Deceased
* Police HQ Mobile Team Explosive Disposal Unit}}
{{clearleft}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name=Fairy's Lip|image=Fairy's Lips manga.jpg|description=
* World's biggest conch pearl}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 1018 - In the Ice ====
Kazuha notices Heiji staring on her lips as he remembers Shinichi and Ran kissing, assuming that it must have been on the lips. He also plans to confess to Kazuha somewhere with nice scenery. This time, Kaitou Kid is challenged to steal the Fairy's Lip, the biggest conch pearl in the world. [[Taka'aki Morofushi|Inspector Morofushi]] assists in the protection of the pearl with his wits. While explaining the magnificence of the pearl, the jewel broker is interrupted by a woman who says that the pearl was the jewel in the marriage ring her grandfather gave to her grandmother. The jewel broker took the pearl under the pretense of finding its worth but never returned it. Since her grandmother is dead, she wants to put it into her coffin before the funeral. In between this exchange, Kaitou Kid disguised as one of the officers slips in a card announcing his intention to steal the Fairy's Lip at midnight.

==== File 1019 - Replacement ====

==== File 1020 - Lead Around by the Nose ====

==== File 1021 - Deceased's Belongings ====
Kaito Kid returns the Fairy's Lip to the granddaughter of the original owner to compensate for the funeral of her grandmother. Heiji deducted that the jewelers is not the real owner and is probably not a real jeweler, since he lied about the location of the pearl's kind. The jeweler probably read online the story of how the owner's grandfather got the pearl from a billionaire in gratitude for helping his wife giving birth safely, and decided to swindle the pearl from the owner.
Even though Heiji wasn't able to identify the fake Kazuha until the end, when asked by the real one, he says that he did realize that since the duplicate didn't have seaweed stuck in her mouth.
<spoiler>It is revealed that Scotch's real name is '''Hiromitsu Morofushi''', and that he is Komei's younger brother. He, along with Wataru Date, Kenji Hagiwara, Jinpei Matsuda, and Amuro used to attend the police academy together. Komei receives his brother's broken cellphone and realizes that Hiromitsu is dead.
Komei recalls a time, where he talked to his brother and where the latter told him about his [[Rei Furuya|friend]], who was nicknamed "Zero".</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Naeji Torigoe|Naeji Torigoe manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Jewelry broker
* Lends Fairy's Lip to Jirokichi}}
{{people|Moena Yamamoto|Moena Yamamoto manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Employee
* Fairy's Lip's true owner's granddaughter}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Heiji wants to confess his love for Kazuha by catching Kid before Conan.
* Komei finds out his brother Hiromitsu Morofushi is Scotch via an old letter from Wataru Date and that he died on a police mission.
* Heiji tries to kiss Kazuha although he didn't know she was Kid in disguise.
* Wataru Date, Jinpei Matsuda, Kenji Hagiwara, Hiromitsu Morofushi and Rei Furuya attended the police academy together.

=== TV Drama Filming Site Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|993-995|Makoto Kyogoku the Understudy}}
==== File 1022 - Substitute ====

==== File 1023 - Weird Meds ====
Masumi points out Shinichi's sickness and that he is never around when Conan is near Ran, putting pressure on Conan.

==== File 1024 - Sera's Questioning ====

==== File 1025 - A Mature Child ====
[[File:Karasuma Group.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Haibara remembers Karasuma and her parents.]]
{{clear}}

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigematsu Tomioka|Shigematsu Tomioka manga.jpg|
* 50 years old
* Movie director}}
{{People|Daisaku Odori|Daisaku Odori manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 48 years old
* Assistant director}}
{{People|Saiya Tokuzono|Saiya Tokuzono manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 34 years old
* Actor}}
{{People|Nanako Jinmei|Nanako Jinmei manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Actress}}
{{People|Hideka Aburai|Hidoka Aburai manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Make-up artist}}
{{People|Youta Hoegi|Youta Maegi manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Production assistant}}
{{People|Nishibe|Nishibe manga.jpg|
* Deceased (car accident)
* Production assistant
* Hideka's boyfriend}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|People's Rep. of China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong (China)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 99sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 48sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 95-96)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume96v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 96]]

Volume 95

2026-04-15T22:43:03Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 95
| image = Volume 95.jpg
| releasedate = October 18, 2018<ref name="release">[http://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09128560 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 1004-1014
| isbn = 978-4-09-128560-7<ref name="release"/>
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 8, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-95/product/8402 Viz Media, April 10, 2025]</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5540-0
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami]]
| keyhole = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]] and [[Maro]]
| prev-volume = Volume 94
| next-volume = Volume 96
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 95 was released on October 18, 2018.

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Fumimaro Ayanokoji}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Nakamichi}}
{{char|Eisuke Aizawa}}
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Soshi Okita}}
{{char|Professor|EP304 Man|display=Professor}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Moroha Kurogane|display=Moroha Kurogane (background)}}
{{char|Yaiba Kurogane|display=Yaiba Kurogane (background)}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Mary Sera}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Kanenori Wakita|Kanenori Wakita (Anime)|display=Kanenori Wakita}}
{{char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Maria Higashio}}
{{char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (puppet)}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Rum|"The Criminal"|display=Rum<br>(voice)}}
{{char|Renya Karasuma|display=Renya Karasuma (shape/background)}}
{{char|Gin|display=Gin<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vodka|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}
{{char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{char|Chianti|display=Chianti<br>(background)}}
{{char|Korn|display=Korn<br>(background)}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (flashback)}}
{{char|Atsushi Miyano|display=Atsushi Miyano (flashback)}}
{{char|Akemi Miyano|display=Akemi Miyano (flashback)}}
{{char|Naeko Miike}}
{{char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda|display=Shukichi Haneda (background)}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Iroha Sushi Chef}}
{{char|Gerozaemon Geroda|display=Gerozaemon Geroda (puppet)}}
{{char|Namako-Otoko|display=Namako-Otoko (puppet)}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Crimson School Trip Case ===
{{ref anime|927-928|The Scarlet School Trip}}
==== File 1004 - The Light Crimson Answer ====
The police ask the three remaining suspects to stay in their rooms, guarded by police agents. Keiko, Agata and Mayama think about Dekuri's dream of seeing his name in the movie's credits, and his tears when realising it wasn't the case. They suddenly all receive a text message and '''Mayama''' leaves his room, supposedly to go to the washroom near the reception desk as his room's is out of service. Mayama actually escapes the hotel and goes to Kiyomizu. He expects to meet Agata there, and phones him, but Agata says he's not the one who sent that mail reading "I'm the murderer, I want to surrender, let's meet one last time at Kiyomizu". Agata says the sender's mail address is Dekuri's, and Mayama gets panic-stricken as he sees blood-red footprints walking in his direction, and Dekuri's voice telling him he's indeed the one who sent the mail, he came back from the dead to accomplish his revenge.

<spoiler>Mayama clings to the railing in fear, and suddenly the serial killer shows up and pushes him over the balustrade. Hopefully, Mayama lands on an air mattress, settled by the police. Shinichi, Heiji and Masumi tell the killer his plan failed, and reveal him to be '''Riki Agata'''. The three teenagers say they solved the code : Dekuri's symbol was actually to be considered as a compass, and according to it, and to the code's kanji characters' position, and to the fact that these characters were extracted from some of Kyoto's streets' and districts' names corresponding to the position, the code can be understood as a succession of kanji characters who correspond to the first or second syllables of the streets' or districts' names they originate, for instance "kon" for "kontaka", etc., from left to right. The first lines of each code then read "koro sunoha", which means "I'm about to kill". Heiji says the reversed "saki" kanji means its corresponding character, "pon", is to be reversed to "npo", then "n". The first code accordingly means "I'm going to kill three people, the first one being the screenwriter". The second reads "I'm going to kill two more people, the next one being the leading role". And the third is "I'm going to kill one more person, then I'll jump off the balcony". In fact, Agata wanted to kill Mayama and pretend he was the murderer and committed suicide after he failed to kill Agata.

Agata had beforehand booked all of the hotel's smoking rooms and checked one out for Nishiki just as the latter was phoning the hotel. In this room, Agata had previously painted the ceiling red with fake blood splatters and footprints. He then stuck magnetic post-its (similar to Nishiki's ones) over the whole ceiling in order to conceal it, the post-its being of the same color as the ceiling. After killing Nishiki, Agata unstuck all post-its and threw them away on the floor, mixing them up with Nishiki's own ones. He then opened the window and sprayed some of Nishiki's blood with a syringe on the fake blood traces, to pretend he had indeed been murdered on the ceiling by a tengu. Agata, a plastic art expert, also made a fake tengu out of guncotton and used alcohol-ink marker pens to draw on it. He then pasted the very light piece of artwork on his room's ceiling, screamed, pretending to be assaulted by a monster, and threw the ashtray with his lit cigarette in it to the tengu's face to have it explode, burn and vanish into thin air, as this is how guncotton reacts to fire. He had lit his cigarette not long ago to do so, explaining the only 3-centimeter burn patterns left by his cigarette on the floor, that should have been longer if he'd been smoking for a longer period of time.

Agata had also prepared the restaurant's inuyarai by previously painting it red with the usual traces, but covering it with another inuyarai. After he killed Ihaya, he removed the cover inuyarai, threw his bloody glove, dagger and coat into it and put it over another restaurant's inuyarai. He hadn't left any fingerprints on the bloody things for the police still to believe Mayama was the murderer. Shinichi had noticed the dust gap around the first inuyarai, implying it had been covered by something that protected it from dust. Lastly, to frighten Mayama into pinning himself against the railing, Agata used a directional loudspeaker only Mayama could hear, with Dekuri's voice, and had previously painted transparent sheets with red footprints and stuck them on the balcony's floor, covering each of them with another sheet of the same color as the floor, to conceal them. He would then tie fishing lines to each of these same-color sheets and pull them away one after the other in order to fool Mayama into believing Dekuri was walking in his direction, and speaking to him. Agata left his fingerprints on the sheets as he was certain Mayama would die and everybody would rush to the railing, leaving him time and space enough to retrieve all sheets and discarding them later.

Agata tries to run away but gets surrounded by the police who were disguised as visitors. Agata finally confesses to being the serial killer, giving two bumps to his victims just like the tengu does to Kobutori Tale's evil old man who tries to imitate the good Kobutori, just like Nishiki, Ihaya and Mayama stole Dekuri's work and pretended his name would feature in the movie's credits while it was eventually not the case. Agata asked them for an explanation, saying Dekuri cried unceasingly, and the three men replied they were so happy their plan had worked perfectly, thus implying they wanted to humiliate their depressed friend and never had the intention to put his name in the movie. But Keiko and Mayama turn up and say that the producers had modified some very important typology spaces in the credits, preventing the name "Michio Dekuri" from appearing. As actually the name was supposed to appear across the five people's vertical names, which is why everyone changed names and spaces. Dekuri's name was supposed to appear at the same time, and it didn't beacuse of the producers, who didn't want to clear up the mistake afterwards for financial reasons. Agata wasn't told about it as their friends wanted Dekuri and him to discover the surprise while watching the movie together, as they were really close friends. Agata howls in regrets for what he did to his friends.

After the case is solved, Ran talks about a nice place that Okita had told her about and as Sonoko and Masumi start going ahead, Shinichi holds Ran back and asks her how she feels about him. Shinichi mentions Ran's meeting with Okita the previous and wonders if she has forgotten about his confession in London. In response, Ran pulls him closer by grabbing his tie and kisses him on the cheek.</spoiler>

==== File 1005 - The Dark Crimson Omen ====
<spoiler>Shinichi moves to kiss Ran on the lips, but the antidote begins to wear off, and he flees.

Masumi gives chase, only to run into Heiji. She realizes that the rucksack Heiji is wearing has the shrunken Shinichi inside it, but doesn't directly confront the two about it. Shinichi and Heiji therefore understand that Masumi knows about Shinichi being Conan.

A teacher of Teitan High School tells students Shinichi has to leave due to an emergency, and tells them not to say a word about Shinichi's coming and presence to Kyoto, as specially asked for by Shinichi himself.

Ran tells Sonoko she actually took Okita aside to give him back his talisman he had dropped during the "Kendo Case" (Vol. 94). She apologised to Okita because she and her father unwittingly opened the talisman, and found a piece of wood and a picture showing Moroha Kurogane, Okita's secret love and a skilled high school kendo practitioner as well. Okita says Moroha is actually his rival Yaiba Kurogane's little sister, and he will date Moroha as soon as he defeats Yaiba at kendo. Okita accepts Ran's excuse but just asks her not to tell a word of this to Momiji, probably because he loves her as well.

As Shinichi and Ran exchange texts about what the kiss means for their relationship, both of them being mutually satisfied with each other's declaration, Masumi speaks with Mary. Mary orders her to obtain the "medicine" that will return her to her true age, so that they can stop running, and counter-attack.

Heiji gives Conan a motorbike ride back to Tokyo, and Ran texts Shinichi to ask him if they're officially dating each other now. Conan thinks about the last antidote Haibara gave him but which he couldn't take as the timing made it impossible: the class was leaving Kyoto and Shinichi still needed to wait for another 8 hours before taking it. Heiji secretly envies Shinichi who not only "stole" his second favourite place in Japan to confess his love to Kazuha, but also as Shinichi is his rival, he now sets the bar high and Heiji has from here on to go further in his relationship with Kazuha as well.

Yukiko and Yusaku are watching the Kyoto Case on TV, in Los Angeles, and are puzzled over the case being so much broadcasted, even worldwide, and hitting the headlines. Yusaku replies it has to do with the victims' and culprit's fame. As Yukiko feels moved to hear the crime motive was Kyoko's boyfriend's death, Yusaku explains he knew about Michio Dekuri's full name as he had seen the movie's poster online and noticed the rearrangement of names and spaces, exactly the same as for the movie's credits, showing the boyfriend's name across his other friends' names, which is why Kyoko/Keiko changed her name. He then comments on the fact Dekuri would have probably not killed himself if he had seen the poster earlier. He also talks about a more burning issue: has Shinichi been spotted by media or else while he was solving the case? Shinichi is considered dead for most people, including the Black Organization.

His fears prove to be right as the case indeed attracts global attention, and someone claims that the apparently dead Shinichi Kudo helped to solve the case. Hyoue Kuroda, Kanenori Wakita, and Rumi Wakasa (who is revealed to have access to the APTX victim list) all take notice of this.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Keiko Kurachi|Keiko Kurachi manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Actress
* Yukiko's old friend}}
{{people|Shinya Ihaya|Shinya Ihaya manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 37 years old
* Actor}}
{{people|Mineto Mayama|Mineto Mayama manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Movie director}}
{{people|Riki Agata|Riki Agata manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Composer}}
{{people|Taro Nishiki|Tarou Nishiki manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 38 years old
* Screenwriter}}
{{people|Michio Dekuri|Michio Dekuri manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Cipher writer?}}
{{people|Woman|announcervolume95.png|
* TV announcer}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara surrenders and gives Conan the antidote after hearing his effort in saving her Higo strap.
* Masumi learns of the APTX antidote and tells Mary, who order her to immediately find out who developed it.
* Sonoko sends Shinichi a picture of Ran talking to Okita and he gets jealous. Shinichi asks for an answer to his confession, leading to Ran kissing him on the cheek. They're about to kiss on the lips but Shinichi's body starts to revert back into Conan. Heiji thinks Shinichi is setting the bar high since he still hasn't confessed to Kazuha. Ran and Shinichi are officially boyfriend and girlfriend.

=== Missing Maria Higashio Case ===
{{ref anime|941-942|Search for Maria-chan!}}
==== File 1006 - Stay Put! ====
Maria Higashio hasn't come to school today and Kobayashi sends Haibara, Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta to her home to see how she's going and if everything's all right. Meanwhile, Conan, bed-ridden with a cold, enjoys Ran's agreement to officially start dating each other. He goes to see Agasa and reads in the news that someone saw Shinichi Kudo at Kyoto and on TV. He starts being very nervous and asks Haibara and Heiji about it while Ran, Sonoko and Masumi read it as well. The media overrun Heiji's and Shinichi' high schools, and Shinichi's house, though Okiya can't let them in. The Detective Boys believe Maria went to her late grandparents' house and took part to the scavenger hunt they organised for her. Haibara helps the Detective Boys to follow the arrows and understand the messages. Suddenly, they arrive in a room where a bookshelf was knocked over, and fear Maria might be stuck under it. But it's not the case and there is instead another code to decipher.

==== File 1007 - That's Just How Nervous I Am ====
The Detective Boys understand Maria went downstairs and they try to find out the other arrows. Shinichi has still trouble finding who is the "Kudo Family Freak" blog owner and how to stop all that mess. Ran tries to figure out what happens and why is Shinichi considered like a ghost. Heiji tells Conan he'll try to settle things on his side. The Detective Boys finally arrive to a bathroom but the only arrow points to the shower, and there's nothing inside. They convince Haibara to ask Conan's help, and the latter tells them to give some water to the drinking bird next to the arrow.

==== File 1008 - See? ♡ ====
The Detective Boys give the drinking bird a glass of water and the bird starts bending and unbending. They then notice the glass's water has reversed the arrow's direction, which now points towards the opposite direction of the bathroom, another room the kids fail to open. Kanenori Wakita rings at Agasa's door and asks what's is the hustle and bustle in front of their neighbours' house all about, he can't do his deliveries.

Conan tells the Detective Boys that the door isn't locked but the difference in temperatures between the cold corridor and the warm room where Maria is, creates a pressure gradient that can be dispelled by pushing the door strongly and opening a vent. Maria is indeed inside, asleep. She had come to watch some videos of her grandparents but was then unable to open the door to leave the room, and thought she had to watch every video for the door to open.

<spoiler>
[[Image:Carasuma.png|thumb|right|200px|"Carasuma" dying message.]]
Heiji tells the press outside his school that it was Okita that was caught on film and not Shinichi. At the same time, the owner of the blog suddenly retracts her claim that she saw Shinichi.

As Wakita, Wakasa, and Kuroda look at the retraction, [[Rum]] sends an email to Rei, demanding that he gather information about Shinichi Kudo.

Yukiko and Yusaku have returned to Japan and reveal to Conan that they convinced the blog owner to retract her claim in exchange for their autographs. They decide to remain in the country for the foreseeable future, in light of Yusaku's interpretation of [[Koji Haneda]]'s dying message, which leads them and Conan to believe that [[Renya Karasuma]] is connected to the [[Black Organization]]. Yusaku goes as far to declare that, in light of this revelation, Conan has made an enemy of the most powerful man in all of Japan, even though Karasuma should be long dead.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Mr. Higashio|Mr Higashio.jpg|
* Deceased (illness)
* Maria's paternal grandfather
* Carpenter}}
{{People|Mrs. Higashio|Mrs Higashio.jpg|
* Deceased
* Maria's paternal grandmother}}
{{People|Girl|File1008-Girl.jpg|
* "Kudo Family Freak" blog owner
* Yusaku and Yukiko's fan}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Hyoue Kuroda, Rumi Wakasa, and Kanenori Wakita discover that Shinichi solved a case. Rumi has scars over much of her body.
* We learn that Rumi has access to the Black Organization's APTX-4869 victims list.
* Yusaku learns that the words Rum and Asaca should be form the word in one word "Carasuma". He reveals that the boss is named Renya Karasuma.
* Rum issues Tooru Amuro (Bourbon) an order to collect info on Shinichi Kudo.

=== Black Bunny's Club Case ===
{{ref anime|952-954|The Unsolved Cocktail Case}}
==== File 1009 - At Black Bunny's Club ====
Kogoro is invited to a club by his client. Amuro mentions Shinichi's involvement in the previous case to Ran, who says that they were instructed not to talk about the case by their teacher. To avoid any further discussion on Shinichi, Conan invites Amuro to the club. Kogoro agrees.

At the club, the client Gunzou Morooka explains and produces a threatening letter that reads he will be killed if he enters the Black Bunny Club. He also enters the club with his bodyguard waiting outside since their stern faces would spoil the environment. Everyone is amused that the bravado of Morooka. He seems overly friendly with a particular worker, Yuri Asakura and offers free food to her and drinks to every worker of the Black Bunny Club. Kogoro, Amuro and Conan do not notice any suspicious figures. However, there is a club worker, Sana Murakami, who seems to be angry with her colleague Yuri. She intentionally spills drink on Yuri's cuffs and tells her to get spares from the changing room. Morooka accidentally steps on his butler's spectacles and goes outside with Kogoro to fetch a replacement from the car. When they try to leave, Yuri collapses after drinking a certain beverage.

Nine hours later, after leaving for the Black Bunny's Club and encountering a murder there, Amuro and Akai come face to face, their guns pointed at each-other.

==== File 1010 - So this is Goodbye... ====
Ran notices her wallet is gone and Murakami gives it back to her. She says Amuro gave it to her, claiming to have found it in front of the bathroom. Conan seemingly doesn't notice this exchange.

Amuro has a sudden flashback to Elena Miyano treating his wounds and telling him goodbye—he wonders why he suddenly remembered her.

==== File 1011 - Memories of That Woman ====
<spoiler>In a flashback with a young Amuro being treated by Elena, it is revealed that Amuro is half-japanese. Bullies used to make fun of his hair and that was the reason he got into fights with them. He was badly injured and Akemi brought him to her parents' clinic. Elena Miyano, who was never too frank with any patient, seemed to be very friendly with Amuro. On asking why, she replied to her husband Atsushi that she's half-japanese too. The [[Karasuma Group]] offered to sponsor Atsushi Miyano's research but he was reluctant to accept their offer considering strange rumors surrounding the organization among his colleagues about being a shady group. However, he agreed to think about it after Elena announced that she was pregnant with [[Shiho Miyano|another child]].</spoiler>

==== File 1012 - You've Messed Up ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Atsufumi Fukamachi'''. The real reason Amuro had remembered Elena was because the truth of the case resembled his behavior when he'd injure himself intentionally so he could go to the hospital Elena worked in.

In the next scene, Amuro is seen knocking at the door of the Kudos' residence. The next moment, Amuro and Akai are holding guns at each-other when Yusaku and Yukiko appear making Amuro flustered. Yusaku introduces himself as the owner of the house and invites Amuro for tea since, unlike the previous time, his comrades are not surrounding the house.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Gunzou Morooka|Gunzou Morooka manga.jpg|
* 50 years old
* Kogoro's client
* Real estate magnate}}
{{People|Atsufumi Fukamachi|Atsufumi Fukamachi manga.jpg|
* 72 years old
* Morooka's butler}}
{{People|Yuri Asakura|Yuri Asakura manga.jpg|fsize=0.93em|
* Victim (poison - injured)
* 25 years old
* Black Bunny's Club worker}}
{{People|Sana Murakami|Sana Murakami manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Black Bunny's Club worker}}
{{People|Mrs. Morooka|Mrs Moroka manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Morooka's wife}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Atsushi was originally going to decline joining the Karasuma Group, but reconsidered once learning his wife was pregnant with Sherry.
* Bourbon continues getting texts from Rum to investigate Shinichi.
* Amuro's flashback as a child being treated by Miyano and a young Akemi.
* Shuichi realizes that Bourbon saw through his disguise as Subaru.

=== Policewomen Serial Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|971-974|The Target is the Metropolitan Police Traffic Department}}
==== File 1013 - Even Though We're The Same Age... ====

==== File 1014 - Attendance ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Shiori Yagi|Shiori Yagi]]|Shiori Yagi manga.jpg|
* Victim (defenestrated)
* 28 years old
* Traffic Department Assistant Inspector}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Touko Momosaki|Touko Momosaki]]|Touko Momosaki manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 28 years old
* Traffic Department Sergeant}}
{{People|Unknown Man|Unknown Man 1013 manga.jpg|
* Assaults Momosaki and Yagi}}
{{People|Aiko|Unknown Woman 1013 manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)}}
{{People|Kengo Aono|Kengo Aono manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: smartphone use while driving}}
{{People|Manji Akamine|Manji Akamine manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: motorbiking without helmet & wrong-way driving}}
{{People|Yuuzou Shiroyama|Yuuzou Shiroyama manga.jpg|
* Suspect
* Traffic offence: driving without seatbelt & overdue inspection}}
{{People|Yumiko|Yumiko File 1014 manga.jpg|
* Hostess
* Momosaki and Yagi's old classmate and friend}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* The temple on the Japanese cover is [[Wikipedia: Kiyomizu-dera|Kiyomizu-dera]].

== Cover in other countries ==
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|People's Rep. of China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 98sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume95v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 95]]

Volume 94

2026-04-15T22:42:20Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 94
| image = Volume 94.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2017<ref name="release">[http://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09127883 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 993-1003
| isbn = 978-4-09-127883-8<ref name="release"/>
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 8, 2025<ref>[https://www.viz.com/manga-books/manga/case-closed-volume-94/product/8274 Viz, December 28, 2025]</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-5239-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|Hiroto Miyama]]
| keyhole = [[Soshi Okita]]
| prev-volume = Volume 93
| next-volume = Volume 95
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 94 was released on December 18, 2017.<ref name="release"/>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Miwako Sato}}
{{char|Soshi Okita}}
{{char|Momiji Ooka}}
{{char|Muga Iori}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (background)}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Hideo Akagi|display=Hideo Akagi (background)}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Ryusuke Higo}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Takahiro Sanada|display=Takahiro Sanada (figurine)}}
{{char|Professor|EP304 Man|display=Professor}}
{{char|Nakamichi}}
{{char|Eisuke Aizawa}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Choker}}
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
}}
== Chapters ==
=== Kendo Tournament Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|916-917|The Kendo Tournament of Love and Mystery}}
==== File 993 - Wait a Minute! ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Nenji Norimura'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Shido Nukitani|Shidou Nukitani manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 43 years old
* Kendo referee}}
{{people|Katsunari Yasuoka|Katsunari Yasuoka manga.jpg|
* 78 years old
* Blind man
* Former kendo player}}
{{people|Nenji Norimura|Nenji Norimura manga.jpg|
* 40 years old
* Kendo referee}}
{{people|Tsuneyuki Yokote|Tsuneyuki Yokote manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Part-time worker}}
{{people|Akane Sadamori|Akane Sadamori manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Former Self-Defense Force member}}
{{people|Kurahiko Namakoshi|Kurahiko Namakoshi manga.jpg|
* Semi-finalist}}
{{people|[[Takeshi Onimaru]]|Takeshi Onimaru DC manga.jpg|
* Tokyo representative
* Semi-finalist}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Heiji wants to beat Okita in a kendo tournament and confess his love for Kazuha afterwards. Okita flirts with Ran, making Conan jealous. Ran is reminded of Shinichi by Okita's look, flustering her. Momiji plans a suprise victory party for Heiji.
* Heiji tries to solve the case quickly in order to make it back in time for the match and to confess his love for Kazuha but he failed once again.

=== Café Rice Flower Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|919-920|The High School Girl Trio's Secret Café}}
==== File 994 - Ran's Trace... ====
Kogoro and Conan notices that Ran has behave strangely. Kogoro suspects that Shinichi is seducing Ran, and while Conan knows that it can't be the case, they decide to follow her.

==== File 995 - You Don't Know? ====
Conan and Kogoro spy on Ran, Sonoko and Masumi who are having some lunch at Café Rice Flower, all the while marvelling at the pictures of a travel guide. Suddenly, one of the waiters is found dead, bludgeoned in the staff room. Conan hardly tries to solve the case while at the same time thinking about cracking Ran's secret. Masumi investigates as well.

==== File 996 - The Truth about the Trip ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Isuzu Naomura'''. The victim destroyed her family's café by critizing it on his blog and her parents committed suicide because of it. While the quality of the food did get worse, Isuzu was enraged that the victim had claimed to be a regular customer of the café, but didn't seem to know her when they first met, meaning that he never ate at the café and just based his review on gossip.
It turns out that the secret trip to Kyoto is a field trip with the school.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Daiki Saraie|Taiki Saraie manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 33 years old
* Waiter}}
{{people|Toshinori Motosu|Toshinori Motosu manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Customer
* Birth name: Toshinori Hasunuma}}
{{people|Isuzu Naomura|Isuzu Naomura manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Waitress}}
{{people|Tamao Hasunuma|Tamao Hasunuma manga.jpg|
* 40 years old
* Café manager}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan learns from Ran, Sonoko and Sera that their Teitan High School class is going on a field trip to Kyoto. He wants to go as Shinichi.

=== Haibara's Lost Phone Strap Case ===
{{ref anime|925-926|The Heartfelt Strap}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Yuya Kazami]]|Yuya Kazami.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Japanese PSB officer
* Rei's direct subordinate}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 997 - Haibara's Mood ====
Conan tries to convince Haibara to give him some antidotes in order to go to the Kyoto trip with Ran in his adult form. Haibara keeps refusing, and suddenly she finds out she lost her Higo puppet phone strap this latter gave her in the bleacher during the football match. She freezes in fear and grief and cuts herself off from everyone. Conan makes a deal with Haibara : he'll go and backtrack with the Detective Boys to find her phone strap, in exchange for the antidotes. Conan and the Boys are helped by Bourbon and rush to the train stations' lost property, all the while being spied on by a strange man.

==== File 998 - Search for the Phone Strap! ====
Conan and Bourbon deduce that a boy from the train mistook Haibara's puppet for his own after the train suddenly and abruptly braked, as everyone lost their balance and kids fell on the ground. They also believe that the boy and his dad were on their way to a certain beach to gather seashells, something they would usually do as they were very tan. Bourbon asks his colleague Yuya Kazami to board the train Conan and co took and to check the words the little kid left on the train compartment window after blowing mist over it. The boy actually wrote his name, Yuuto. At the beach, Conan and co asks for Yuuto and his father. These latter apologise and give Conan back Haibara's puppet, in exchange for Yuuto's one Conan found at the lost property. But the mysterious man spying on them grabs it and runs away.

==== File 999 - Not Just Any Charm! ====
Conan and the Boys eventually find the thief again, who had quickly bought new clothes to leave the beach incognito. Conan and Bourbon reveal he is a jewel trafficker as he had hidden a precious ring in a Higo puppet, and he lost it during the train's sudden braking, and he did accordingly everything to recover it, following the Boys to find the two other Higo puppets. Actually, the man says he's not a trafficker as the jewel was for his girlfriend and he didn't want to lose this engagement ring. He didn't think of explaining the situation to the detective boys, because he got frighten of Ayumi's statement, that they wouldn't give the charm to anyone. Conan and Bourbon realise there are actually three puppets, the man's one with the jewel, Yuuto's one and Haibara's one, which had fallen into Genta's hood in the train. Genta remembers he put his hood on at the diner's car park as it was raining and a few things fell from it, including his detective badge. They go back to the diner's park and find indeed the puppet under a car, but completely soaked and dirty. Conan has caught a cold by jumping into the sea to protect the man's puppet. When he gives Haibara the Detective-Boys-mended-and-cleaned but horrible-looking Higo puppet, Haibara gets in a fit of rage and says she'll never give any antidote to Conan ever.

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Yuto Yoshida|Yuto Yoshida manga.jpg|
* Boy from the train}}
{{people|Mr. Yoshida|V94 Mr. Yoshida manga.jpg|
* Man from the train
* Yuto's father}}
{{people|Unknown man|V94 Unknown man manga.jpg|
* Follows the Detective Boys}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan asks Haibara for the APTX antidote to go on the school trip but she denies his request.

=== Crimson School Trip Case ===
{{ref anime|927-928|The Scarlet School Trip}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Fumimaro Ayanokoji]]|image = Fumimaro Ayanokoji.jpg|description =
* 28 years old
* Inspector from Kyoto Police District}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Maro]]|image = Maro.jpg|description =
* Ayanokoji's best friend}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 1000 - The Scarlet Ceiling ====
Shinichi eventually manages to take part to the Kyoto trip with Ran and their friends, thanks to the series of antidotes Haibara gave Conan. Each time Conan takes an antidote, he has to wait 8 hours after the back shrinking before taking another one. Shinichi and Ran secretly hope that Ran will give an answer to Shinichi's love declaration back in London. On the Kiyomizu-Dera, Shinichi meets Keiko, an actress and old friend of his mother, who stays in the same hotel as Shinichi and his class, with some university friends with which she shot a blockbuster revolving around a tengu and other monsters. She asks Shinichi to help her to decipher a mysterious code written and sent by their late friend Michio Dekuri, who committed suicide some time ago. The code was received by Nishiki, the movie's screenwriter, along with red aralia leaves, typical from Kyoto. Shinichi tries to solve it, while enjoying Kyoto with his friends, in particular Masumi, who knows Conan is Shinichi but still keeps it a secret. The group of friends visit Kyoto's temples and their gruesome crimson ceilings, that were at first the temple's floors spilled with the blood of samurais who committed mass suicide/seppuku and left many footprints, it was so astounding that the floors were kept and turned into ceilings. A mysterious tan man with a big backpack looks at his watch all the while gazing at Shinichi. Back to the hotel, Shinichi still struggles with the code when Keiko calls him in emergency, he rushes to Nishiki's room and they find the screenwriter stabbed to death, with two bumps on his forehead, his notes spread everywhere and his room's ceiling covered with blood and footprints that lead to an opened window.

==== File 1001 - The Crimson Demon ====
<spoiler>The mysterious man observing Shinichi is '''Heiji Hattori'''. Inspector Ayanokoji from the Kyoto Police is called for the investigation of Nishiki's murder. Another code and aralia leaf was found in his jacket, suggesting that there may be other victims. The blood on the ceiling was actually red painting. Shinichi rushes to his room as he suddenly feels the usual shrinking pain, he pretends a cold and hides under his blanket, starting to scream. As Nakamichi comes closer to check if everything's okay, Heiji Hattori, who was under the bed, switch places with Conan and shouts with a kansai-accent voice to leave him alone. Heiji has to stay under the blanket, pretending to be Shinichi, and Conan stays under the bed, until the morning. Conan then takes another antidote and as he receives another mail from Keiko, he runs with Heiji to Agata's room, Keiko's freind and art specialist, who has been yelling since a moment. As a groom opens his door, they see Agata on the floor, shaking in fear, being watched by a huge and freaky tengu. Agata throws an ashtray to it and the tengu vanishes in an explosion.</spoiler>

==== File 1002 - The Auburn Inuyarai ====
Shinichi is having breakfast with Masumi and they talk about the tengu and the two bumps Agata received on his forehead, along with the aralia and another code, which reminds Shinichi that Keiko also got a bump during a filming accident. The bumps remind them of the Kabutori tale. Ran turns up, very angry, having been told by Nakamichi and many others of the class that Shinichi had said he and Ran had snogged each other in London. Shinichi denies it, remembering Heiji's blunder yesterday. Meanwhile Masumi is kidding Shinichi with his "too short or too long tracksuit". They have a look at Keiko's upcoming movie's poster with the tengu and Shinichi tells the whole story, especially the suicide of Keiko's husband in the film, who became a tengu afterwards, and the kissing scene at the end on the Kiyomizu-Dera. Ran remembers seeing Keiko commemorating the death of her friend Dekuri, on the Kiyomizu, with great sadness. As Shinichi and co wonder where to go sightseeing today, Shinichi receives a call from Heiji telling him that Nishiki's four friends are going with the police in a Kyoto city centre restaurant to make it clear about who Dekuri was and why he had made these codes, as someone seems to try and avenge his death. Shinichi then proposes Ran and co to have lunch at the same restaurant. Once in front of it, they meet Momiji Ooka who was searching for a place where to have lunch too and who explains what an inuyarai is, the strange big curved wooden box on the walls of the old houses, built either to stop thieves or prevent dogs from urinating on the walls, or to mark the street out. Ran asks Momiji about Soshi Okita, the kendo practitioner, and she replies she knows him well, he's in her class. As they're entering the restaurant, people start screaming that tengus are everywhere in the street and harassing people. The police, Heiji, Shinichi and the others make teams and chase the tengus. Momiji and Sonoko are rescued by Iori. When the tengus are arrested, they are revealed to be people who agreed to win 100,000 yens in exchange for playing monsters in the street around the restaurant. Heiji and Shinichi understand that this was a trap to keep police and witnesses away from the restaurant, and they backtrack as quick as possible, only to find the dead body of Ihaya, Keiko's movie's main actor, whose throat was slit, and whose blood was probably used to make footprints, which seems impossible as there has only been a few minutes between the time when Shinichi and co left and when they returned.

==== File 1003 - Rosy Brown Traces ====
While investigating the murder, Shinichi makes a blunder and imitates Conan's voice, making Ran upset and Masumi smirking. Another code with an aralia is found in Ihaya's pocket. Kazuha calls Heiji in anger and asks him why the media are filming him next to Shinichi in Kyoto, and Heiji replies he went to Kyoto to look for a talisman to cure his cold. Momiji suggests the characters on the codes look like the names of streets and districts of Kyoto. Momiji takes Heiji's phone and taunts Kazuha about Heiji being for her and not for Kazuha/Happa-chan. Keiko, Agata and Mayama, the film director, tell Ayanokoji about Dekuri, who was mad at his friends for adapting his manga as a movie without his permission, and decided to dump them and stand away from them. Some time after, he called them to ask if they could make sure his name appear somewhere in the movie, as he acknowledges it is good work after all. But when he went to see the preview, he found his name nowhere because of a mistake from the producers, and threw himself from the Kiyomizu. Just as Ran wanted to meet Okita, she comes across him near the restaurant. Okita had come with friends to catch the tengus. Sonoko realises Okita really is Shinichi's lookalike. Ran says she wanted to talk to Okita, the latter being very pleased with it. Ran takes him aside and tells him something very secretive and intimate. In Los Angeles, Yukiko and Yusaku answer to their son's call for information about Keiko and her friends. Yukiko says Keiko's stage name is Kyoko, she changed her name due to something that happened in university. She says Nishiki and Mayama also changed name for the movie. Yukiko says maybe what happened at college for Keiko was that she secretly loved another student, to the point she is still not married today, as she keeps thinking about him. Yusaku hints at the fact it may be Dekuri, and Yukiko asks him why. Sonoko sends Shinichi a picture of Ran and Okita very close and talking together in secret, which upsets Shinichi. Ran is surprised to see Heiji in Kyoto as well. The group then heads for the hotel, as there's something weird with the booking of the rooms of Keiko and her friends : Nishiki tried to book a smoking room but there was none vacant in the whole hotel, but afterwards someone called right after and checked out all the rooms. Shinichi keeps thinking about Okita and wonders if Ran really fell in love with him, tired to wait for Shinichi. Suddenly, Shinichi feels the shrinking pain again just as he finds out the truth on the serial murders, and he quickly asks for the help of Ayanokoji for a special plan.

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Keiko Kurachi|Keiko Kurachi manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Actress
* Yukiko's old friend}}
{{people|Shinya Ihaya|Shinya Ihaya manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 37 years old
* Actor}}
{{people|Mineto Mayama|Mineto Mayama manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Movie director}}
{{people|Riki Agata|Riki Agata manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Composer}}
{{people|Tarou Nishiki|Tarou Nishiki manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 38 years old
* Screenwriter}}
{{people|Michio Dekuri|Michio Dekuri manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Cipher writer?}}
{{endBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
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== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 94]]

Volume 92

2026-04-15T22:41:15Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 92
| image = Volume 92.jpg
| releasedate = April 12, 2017<ref name="release">[http://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09127553 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 971-981
| isbn = 978-4-09-127553-0<br>ISBN 978-4-09-941889-2 ([[Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small|DVD]] included)
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 08, 2024<ref>[https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-92/product/8032 Vizmanga, July 2, 2024]</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-4896-9
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|Shinichirou Hanaoka]]
| keyhole = [[Tsutomu Akai]]
| prev-volume = Volume 91
| next-volume = Volume 93
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 92 was released on April 12, 2017.<ref name="release"/>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Rumi Wakasa}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{char|Hyoue Kuroda}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Yusaku Kudo|display=Yusaku Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Yukiko Kudo|display=Yukiko Kudo (flashback)}}
{{char|Mary|display=Mary (flashback/background)}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda|display=Shukichi Haneda (flashback/background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Fitting Room Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|878-879|The Blind Spot in the Dressing Room}}
==== File 971 - Another Customer ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Ayami Yamaki'''. Yamaki went first to choose the leftmost cabin and waited for Nanbu to depart to create her first trick : she removed the ribbons from her present package and taped them to a pair of soles she put over her phone in front of the rightmost cabin, to make it believe that cabin was taken by another customer with high-heeled sandals. She then quickly took her second trick out of her bag : a straw whose both ends she had closed with a hair straightener after putting into the straw some chloroform. She sneaked into her boss's future cabin and opened one end of a straw with scissors to pour the chloroform on the first cabin mask of the box, then left as her boss arrived and took obviously the remaining central cabin. As Sashihara put the mask on, she accordingly passed out due to breathing chloroform, and Yamaki entered once again the cabin with a rope to strangle her, before leaving, and retrieving the fake shoes, which allowed Nitsuka to enter the rightmost cabin at last.

She then discarded the incriminating items (straw cut into pieces, scissors, tape) in the bin, taped again the ribbons to her present, put the soles into her own stilettos, recovered her phone, and waited for Nanbu to come back and check if Sashihara needed help, discovering the murder. Yamaki tried to kill Sashihara a week ago but this failed as Nitsuka entered too early the cabin Yamaki had prepared for her boss, and accordingly Nitsuka passed out due to the chloroformed mask, while she thought this was all due to Sashihara's dog's hair to which she's allergic, hence the need for sandals trick to prevent Nitsuka from unknowingly foiling her plan the second time.

Sashihara pointed out Yamaki as her murderer by reddening one of her fancy nails with her lipstick, and showing it forward all the while clenching her fist : the fancy nail patterns are yellow stars, and the red on it indicates China, a country she knew well. She wanted people to understand that in China they count in another way, they can count up to 10 with a single hand. Sashihara's other hand actually shows a kind of gun-like shape, but it actually refers to the way Chinese people show the "8" figure. And it indicates the Kanji for "eight" in Yamaki's name.

Yamaki left her fingerprints on the tape in the bin, proving she's the murderer, she didn't think anyone would find out her tricks. The second evidence is her feet and shoes probably covered in dog's hair, which is weird and means she went really close to her boss, to murder her then.

Yamaki did it because she had been humiliated by the victim when she dressed her dog in the same outfit as Yamaki. Yamaki understood that she was a slave to her boss and wanted to leave the company, but couldn't since she was in debt to her boss.

[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] thinks about how [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] didn't know the difference between how Americans and Japanese count and how Europeans count, and connects it to other instances of Masumi saying and doing things that someone who lived in America wouldn't—being surprised at how thin a baseball bat was, and keeping her fork in her left hand while eating during the Red Woman case, and referring to soccer as "football" during the Romance Novelist case. Conan realizes that these instances show that '''Masumi actually lived in the United Kingdom, not in the United States''' — in Britain, cricket is more popular than baseball and has a wider bat, when eating, one would not switch the fork to the right hand, as is the case in the United States, and the British refer to association football as "Football", while in the U.S. it's called "Soccer".

As Conan wonders why Masumi would lie about this, he begins to think of England, and finally remembers.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Tomoyo Nitsuka|Tomoyo Nitsuka manga.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Reia Nanbu|Reia Nanbu manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Clerk}}
{{people|Ritsuko Sashihara|Ritsuko Sashihara manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* 41 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Ayami Yamaki|Ayami Yamaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Customer}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Short flashback of young Akai, Masumi and Shukichi.
* Conan realizes that Masumi studied in England and also where he met her in the past.

=== A Chance Meeting at the Beach ===
{{ref anime|881-882|The Wizard of the Ripples}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{beginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Tsutomu Akai]]|Tsutomu Akai.jpg|
* Deceased?
* [[Mary]]'s husband}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 972 - Encounter with Ripples ====
Flashback ten years ago.
Mary, Shuichi, Shukichi and Masumi are out on a beach in Japan. This is the first time Shuichi meets his little sister, Masumi. He shows a wound from a knife strike from Mary, due to a fight they had earlier that day. The reason for the fight was Shuichi's decison to join the FBI and see the truth behind the incident involving his father. He explains how he has found a good part-time job to live off on his own in America.
Mary remarks how her husband told them in a mail to go to a safe country like Japan and think of him as dead as he got himself involved with some horrible people. Meanwhile, little Masumi tries her best to make Shuichi laugh. Upon Mary's remark to Masumi about getting chip salt under her nose, Yukiko, who is nearby, correctly deduces their home country, which is England. She enquires about having seen a little boy in green shorts, and moves ahead.

Little Shinichi comes across the Akai family. He says Shuichi must be a pierrot, based on the bruise mark on his left wrist which is left by playing an accordian, and his left eye has a crying makeup (which actually is the bruise from the fight mentioned earlier). This makes Shuichi laugh. He confesses to having played the accordian at a bar on a request as a part time job.
When he asks Shinichi who he is, he replies as 'Holmes' Apprentice'.

Just then, they spot a car breaking the rails and jumping over a cliff into the sea water.

==== File 973 - Investigator among Ripples ====
Seeing the car drown, Shuichi plunges into the water towards it.
He notices that the driver, not having put the seat belt on, died on hitting the water and the passenger side window is fully open. He brings up the dead driver of the car to the shore along with a bag full of watches left on the backseat. He then tells Shinichi to go at the store selling swimsuits and look for any one dripping wet. He makes Ran tell Yukiko to call the police, and Masumi to ask the parking lot staff to look for any soaking wet person leaving the beach.

Shuichi remarks to the police about there being another person escaped from the drowning car, and since blended in the crowd. He deduces that the driver and the missing companion are robbers responsible for the robbery theft of watches that happened earlier that day. Shinichi with the help of Shuichi gets three suspects to appear.

Fukumzu Shigekatsu explains how he was pushed in the water by his girlfriend from a rubber boat. When he surfaced up, he found the wallet left on the boat. She left and he had to change into t-shirts and shorts at the store.
Kitamori Yasue says her sandal's strap tore from swimming a lot in the sea, and thus she had to buy a new one at the store. She had left her wallet in a locker.
Ooami Raiya tells he was robbed while he went to have a shower, and hence had to buy a shirt at the store. His wallet was safe, since he kept it among the bath towels while showering. He flaunts the two watches on his hands, one showing Japan time and the other showing New york.

Yukiko calls Yusaku, who is at the hotel, and sends him the pictures of the suspects. Upon looking at it once, Yusaku sees through it all. At the beach, Shuichi also reaches the truth.

==== File 974 - Wizard of the Ripples ====
<spoiler>The other robber is '''Yasue Kitamori.''' Yusaku and Shuichi explain that they knew this from her purchase, a pair of beach sandals. Since the other robber fell into the sea, the bank notes in the robber's wallet would be drenched and thus too suspicious to pay with. Unlike the clothes the other two suspects purchased, Yasue's sandals were cheap enough to pay for them with coins instead. Secondly, Yusaku and Shuichi noticed that Yasue's watch was stuck at 10:10. This time is what watches on display at shops are usually set to, since the handles don't obstruct the brand logos this way. All branded watches have serial numbers, so it will only take a simple comparison between Yasue's watch and the ones stolen during the robbery to prove her involvement in the crime. Yasue confesses and explains that during their escape, she and her partner got into an argument over Yasue taking the watch from the loot for herself and that this argument caused the car crash.

Conan realizes that Masumi knows that he is Shinichi Kudo, the Akai family's middle brother is '''Shukichi Haneda''', and that their mother is '''Mary''', now somehow shrunken.

Masumi thinks to herself that while Conan has finally remembered her, and has remembered that he made Shuichi smile and laugh when she could not, there is ''another'' reason she calls him a "wizard", a reason which he does not know.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Policeman|V92 Policeman manga.jpg|
* Police detective}}
{{people|Shigekatsu Fukumizu|Shigekatsu Fukumizu manga.jpg|
* 32 years old}}
{{people|Yasue Kitamori|Yasue Kitamori manga.jpg|
* 27 years old}}
{{people|Raiya Ooami|Raiya Ooami manga.jpg|
* 26 years old}}
{{people|Man|V92 Man 1 manga.jpg|
* Victim (car crash)}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Through a flashback, Conan remembers when he first met Masumi.
* Conan has a flashback of his meeting with the Akai family ten years ago.
* The Sister From Another Domain is reveal to be Mary, Sera’s Mother.

=== Interchanged Betting Ticket Case ===
{{ref anime|894-895|The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{beginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Kanenori Wakita]]|Kanenori Wakita (Anime).jpg|
* 56 years old
* Sushi chef}}
{{newChar|[[Iroha Sushi Chef|Man A]]|Irohazushi Chef.jpg|
* Iroha Sushi chef and owner}}
{{newChar|[[The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door|Man B]]|EP894 Chef2.jpg|
* Iroha Sushi chef
* Owner's assistant
* Kanenori's co-worker}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 975 - A True Tokyoite Detective!? ====
Kogoro complains of having a bad day. He had to face rains without an umbrella after returning from the betting office, his favourite cigarette was sold out at the vending machine, he bumped into someone thus dropping all the coins from his wallet, and also his wallet fell in a puddle thus wetting the betting tickets. Conan points out that Kogoro has won that day's betting, which was hundred fold betting for 10,000 yen, and whose winning total thus amounts to 1 million yen. Ran remarks that he never buys tickets worth above 1,000 yen. Conan says he might have picked it up after bumping into someone back then. Kogoro decides to treat them sushi for supper.

Wakita Kanekori, the waiter at the Iroha sushi, correctly deduces that Kogoro won that day's betting. He tells how he moves around places for work, as staying at one place isn't his style. He goes on to tell that having injured one eye, he is unable to help in the kitchen and is therefore ask to serve the tables. Conan wonders about Rum having an artificial eye. While the food is served, Wakita asks Kogoro to recite some of his cases.

Another customer, Harashima Tsunetama, arrives. He orders superior nigirim chawan mushi and cola, a lot of gari and asks for the way to the bathroom.
Another customer, Munechika Tameshige, orders limited salt-grilled sanma.
Ashino Natsume, a regular customer, arrives soaked wet in rain. She orders her usual : highball, kaisen chiashi with a lot of salmon roe, wasabi and sea urchin.
Just when they are done having their supper, a woman, Hijirisawa Suzuyo, enters the restaurant banging the door aside. She rushes straight to the bathroom, and comes out with a pouch. She demands who kept it there. She explains about getting pickpocket on the train and having tracked the pouch through GPS and followed it.
She announces that the thief has her blood on their cuff, which was imparted while trying to grab them in the train. In response to which, all three of the customers show their cuffs, but none have any spots. She remarks that a 1 million yen betting ticket is stolen.

==== File 976 - The Stolen Big-Winning Betting Ticket ====
Hijirisawa recounts that she was on the train listening to the horse race on the radio. When she realised her betting ticket won, she exclaimed loudly to her friend next to her. Having heard her, the thief stole her pouch containing the ticket. She tried to grab the thief's sleeve, but only managed to get the blood from her injured finger on to it.
She checks each one's sleeve and finds all of them wet. She mentions that she carried the betting ticket in her uninjured hand and thus should be free of any blood traces.

Wakita challanges Kogoro in finding the thief first. Harashima tries to leave, saying he wants to watch his favourite show. Wakita remarks how he can afford the superior nigiri and not a recorder to record the show. This keeps him in check, and he returns back to his seat. Munechika wants to leave as well, as he gets a call from his wife. Wakita answers it with a lie, prolonging his stay. Munechika explains how he gets nervous infront of his wife's parents, whom he is supposed to meet later in a high class restaurant, and is not able to eat properly.
Ashino says she can tag along, but will leave soon, as she is the winning bidder at an auction and must hurry up home to follow it on her pc.
When Hijirisawa threatens to call the police, Wakita remarks it is not necessary as he has seen through the case.

==== File 977 - Edo Style Deduction Show ====
<spoiler>Wakita presents his deduction: he says the culprit utilized the ginger juices from the Gari to remove the bloodstains from his clothing and that therefore Tsunetaka Harashima, the customer who ordered a lot of Gari, is the culprit. Tsunetaka protests and empties his pockets, showing that he doesn't carry a betting ticket with him and advises the others to do the same. The pressure is too much for Ran and she reveals that Kogoro has a winning 10,000 Yen betting ticket with him that has a hundredfold payout of 1,000,000 Yen. She hands it over to Suzuyo and apologizes. Suzuyo takes a look at the ticket and says that this is not her ticket, since the one she had was a combination betting ticket worth 5,000 Yen, which has a two hundredfold payout, thus making it worth 1,000,000 Yen as well.

Conan knocks out Kogoro and reveals the true culprit, '''Tameshige Munechika'''. He used the daikon radish he ordered, which has the same protease as the ginger from the Gari in it, to remove the bloodstain on his sleeve. The reason he came to the restaurant was that he had to meet with his wife and her strict parents later, to which he couldn't come with blood on his sleeve, so he had to remove the blood with the daikon from the restaurant before the meeting. His reason for stealing the ticket were his financial problems: he married a woman from a wealthy family and her extravagant life-style and spendings drove him into debt, so he needed to shamefully ask her parents for financial help at their meeting, which is why he gave into the temptation of stealing the ticket, to avoid shaming himself before the parents of his wife. Tameshige than cancels his meeting with his wife and waits for the arrival of the police, who then take him to the station.

Wakita is happy with witnessing a great deduction from the Sleeping Kogoro and wants to become an apprentice of him. In exchange, Wakita offers prize cuts in the restaurant for Kogoro at every visit. Kogoro agrees. Later, Kogoro is convinced by Conan and Ran to give the ticket he accidentally picked up to a police station, since it is the right thing to do.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Tsunetaka Harashima|Tsunetaka Harashima manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Tameshige Munechika|Tameshige Munechika manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Natsume Ashino|Natsume Ashino manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Suzuyo Hijirisawa|Suzuyo Hijirisawa manga.jpg|
* Victim (theft)
* 47 years old}}
{{people|Man A|V92 Sushi chef.jpg|
* Iroha Sushi chef and owner}}
{{people|Man B|V92 Assistant chef.jpg|
* Iroha Sushi employee}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Wakita asks to become Kogoro's apprentice and he accepts.

=== Rumi Wakasa's Neighbor Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|896-897|The Woman with White Hands}}
==== File 978 - Wakasa-sensei's Home ====
A pro-golf player, Teigo Banno, and his girlfriend, Kurumi Iiyama, are having a fight outside his apartment. He wants to break up with her and move to Seattle, but she demands 100 million yen from him. They agree to discuss this later in the evening, and he promises to cook her favourite meal. When she is out of earshot, he mumbles about the meal being her last. Rumi Wakasa hears this and smiles.

The class of 1-B are rehearsing for the play, in which Conan plays the lead role, Ikkyu, who goes up against a tiger. After the rehearsal, they start cleaning up the place. Rumi carries a bucket of black water to refill it, but slips on a newspaper and ends up spilling it on the painting of a tiger, which was to be used in the play the next day. Having painted it herself, she promises to repaint it again at her house. She worries she won't be able to get the tiger's height to match Conan's, and thus invites the Detective Boys at her place.

Rumi lives in a condominium. While entering her room, they spot a effluent woman banging on the neighbouring door. Rumi remarks about not knowing the neighbours very well. After repainting the tiger, Rumi serves them omelete rice. While having the meal, they hear loud sounds from the neighbouring room. Genta rushes into the room to complain, followed by the others, and ends up coming across Teigo and Kurumi lying on the floor. Teigo wakes up from the commotion and is shocked to see Kurumi lying beside him, her head in a pool of blood. Conan explains Kurumi is dead, due to a blunt weapon having hit her head. Haibara points out to Teigo that the letters 'I love you' are written across his cheek in red. He picks up a photograph fallen beside him, which shows a white-skinned hand writing on his cheek when he had fallen unconscious.

==== File 979 - A White-Handed Woman ====
Teigo tells the police that a 'strange woman' visited him that evening, and knocked him out with a stun gun when he opened the door. He says, Kurumi then entered after some time, and the strange woman, still inside the room, hit her to death.
Haibara points out that the hand in the photograph could be his own, but Teigo refutes this by showing the part of his hand raised above his shoulders. Mitsuhiko says he could have made Kurumi write on his cheek before killing her, but he refutes this also with another photograph in the same position, but having no letters written on his cheek.
Teigo says the strange woman could be one of his weird fans that he acquired after winning a championship. He shouts angrily at Genta for touching his files on the lower shelf, but composes himself saying it took a long time to sort those out. Rumi tells the police what she overheard between the two of them in the morning. Conan remarks about the empty fridge and absence of any cooked food smell.

Rumi and the kids head to her room. Upon learning that Genta's hand smells of cosmetics, Conan remarks that the culprit is the pro-golfer. He comes across a reciept under the carpet, which lists grocery items bought in bulk quantities. Conan asks why Rumi took so long to arrive at the school that morning, to which she replies about having gone for grocery shopping.
Takagi explains that other people in the condominium also noticed the strange lady, and she is seen in the CCTV footage of the elevator. Conan gets the clue to the case, when he notices Genta getting tiger stripes imprinted on his cheek from falling asleep on the painting, and from Haibara's attempt to write on her cheek with a permanent marker.

==== File 980 - Pure White Feelings ====
<spoiler>
Conan and the kids explain to Inspector Megure how Teigo must have committed the crime. When Genta banged on the door to complain of the loud noise, he unknowingly got the foundation on his hand that was left on the door when the strange woman had banged the door back then. Rumi remarks that woman don't apply foundation on their hands. Thus Teigo himself must have dressed up as the woman. He applied the foundation to conceal his dark skin colour. Conan points out how Teigo didn't touch his face, when Haibara pointed out about the letters on his cheek, this tells that he didn't want to erase it. The kids ask him to identify Kurumi's handwriting from different pieces of paper having the same kanji letters of love, but he is unable to. This raises the question of how he was able to refute Mitsuhiko's claim that the handwriting on his cheek was of Kurumi. Conan exlpains how he applied foundation to Kurumi's hand to make it appear dark-skinned and tucked it under his head to fake it as his own.

Thus, after killing Kurumi, he took a sheet of paper and wrote 'I love you'. The paper was flipped and the letters were traced with a water based pen. Then he stamped the paper on his cheek, to imprint the letters on him, and then created the fake alibi by clicking the photo with his one hand while the other hand held the marker. Teigo confesses of having committed the crime, when Conan remarks that he was heading out to dispose off the evidence in his bag.

Teigo gets angered at Conan, and rushes to hit him, only to trip at Rumi's leg, who 'slips' and knocks him out cold. The news media arrive just then, and ask for her name for having caught the culprit. She denies, but the kids tell them anyway. Kuroda and Wakita are seen interested about the news involving Rumi.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Teigo Banno|Teigo Banno manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Professional golfer
* Kurumi's boyfriend}}
{{people|Kurumi Iiyama|Kurumi Iiyama manga.jpg|fsize=10px|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 29 years old
* Model
* Daughter of a lawyer}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* A flashback of young Shinichi getting acting advice from Yukiko & Yusaku for a school play.
* Conan becomes suspicious of Wakasa. A picture of Wakasa, her name and her occupation end up on the news, with Kuroda and Wakita taking note of this event.

=== Murder inside Café Poirot Case ===
{{ref anime|885-886|Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café}}
==== File 981 - Killing Time at Café Poirot ====
Kazuha and Heiji come to Tokyo to watch the light show, with Ran and Conan. Kazuha helps Ran prepare the dinner for Kogoro, while Heiji and Conan head to the Cafe Poirot.
Apparently Heiji has plans of confessing to Kazuha later at the lights, but Conan remarks about that day's date: 13th of Friday. Amuro joins in, explaining the various reasons why Friday the thirteenth is considered a bad omen. But he reassures Heiji that he should not worry and confess his feelings, as such things don't matter in Japan. A customer to their right, over hears their conversation and goes on to elaborate on the various bad happenings around the world in the past, and advises Heiji to avoid any confessions even in a country like Japan.

Oozumi Meisuke, from the Beika University drama circle, arrives before his team mates. He remarks how no one has gathered yet for his girlfriend Yamashita's birthday party. He places the bag on the sofa and heads to the restroom, complaining of his sick stomach. His teammates Yamashita Yui and Anzai Tengo later arrive. Anzai remarks how he can have fun with Yamashita all by herself, till her boyfriend arrives. Yamashita warns him to keep 'the secret', to which he replies it might slip unknowingly. Anzai remarks how Nagatsuka Minoru, their teammate, must be busy preparing the birthday video out of love for Yamashita. He also remarks how jealous Nagatsuka becomes when he sees him chilling out with Yamashita. Soon Nagatsuka arrives.

Yamashita remarks about how they had modeled the Cafe Poirot exactly as it is for a drama, even down to the size of the chairs and the tables. Anzai opens his laptop and decides to play the birthday video that Nagatsuka sent him. He asks Azusa for a power outlet to connect the laptop. But as soon as he connects it, all the lights in the cafe go off. Before Azusa could turn on the lights, Anzai's scream is heard. He is found lying on the floor, in a pool of blood.

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|[[Muga Iori|????]]|F981 Mystery Man manga.jpg|
* Age Unknown
* Customer
* Medical Personnel (?)}}
{{people|Meisuke Oozumi|Meisuke Odzumi manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Beika University Third Year Student}}
{{people|Yui Yamashita|Yui Yamashita manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Beika University Third Year Student}}
{{people|Tengo Anzai|Tengo Anzai manga.jpg|fsize=11px|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 20 years old
* Beika University Third Year Student}}
{{people|Minoru Nagatsuka|Minoru Nagatsuka manga.jpg|
* 20 years old
* Beika University Third Year Student}}
{{endBox}}

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== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 92]]

Volume 91

2026-04-15T22:39:35Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 91
| image = Volume 91.jpg
| releasedate = December 16, 2016<ref name="release">[http://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09127430 Shogakukan]</ref>
| chapters = 960-970
| isbn = 978-4-09-127430-4<ref name="release"/>
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 9, 2024<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-91/product/7901</ref>
| english-isbn = 978-1-9747-4600-2
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|Riko Rinda]]
| keyhole = [[Rumi Wakasa]]
| prev-volume = Volume 90
| next-volume = Volume 92
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 91 was released on December 16, 2016.<ref name="release"/>

== Cast ==
{{char Appearances|
{{char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{char|Ran Mouri}}
{{char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background/flashback)}}
{{char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{char|Misao Yamamura|display=Misao Yamamura (background)}}
{{char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|Ai Haibara}}
{{char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{char|Kaito Kuroba|display=Kaito Kuroba (flashback)}}
{{char|Genta Kojima}}
{{char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{char|Ryujiro Uematsu}}
{{char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{char|Maria Higashio|display=Maria Higashio (cameo)}}
{{char|Masumi Sera}}
{{char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{char|Shukichi Haneda|display=Shukichi Haneda (flashback)}}
{{char|Mary Sera|display=Mary Sera (flashback)}}
{{char|Juzo Megure}}
{{char|Wataru Takagi}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{gadgets Appearances|
{{gadget|Wristwatch Flashlight}}
{{gadget|Voice-Changing Choker}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Curse of the Nue ===
{{ref anime|872-874|Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{beginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Momiji Ooka]]|Momiji Ooka.jpg|
* 17 years old
* Kyoto High School second year student}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 960 - The Nue's Scars ====
Heiji and Conan tell the others about Someji's murder in the woods, near the pond, and ask them to call the police. They all go back to their rooms waiting for them, and the two detectives wonder if the monster they saw really exists. As they learn more interesting things about Charles Abel and what happened some years ago, they hear the Nue's cry once again and another blaze is set, as if by magic, in front of their eyes. As everyone open their windows to see what's going on, Tanzawa suddenly yells in pain, collapsing in his room. Conan and Heiji rush to his room and thrust it open, finding Tanzawa died of mysterious poisoning, probably from the Nue's venomous snake-like tail.

==== File 961 - The Revealed Fangs of the Nue ====
The police turn up and actually Yokomizo, and not Yamamura, was called to intervene, as the place is closer to Shizuoka than Gunma. Though, Heiji and Conan are disappointed to note he's just as superstitious and stupid as Yamamura at the end of the day. They expound him on the events and the police try hard to investigate "real" murders, while everything just shows they've been committed by a non-human being. Looking at Charles Abel's former dog, and finding some very relevant clues here and there, Conan and Heiji deduce who the killer really is.

==== File 962 - The Sad Legend of the Nue ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Fumie Masuko'''. She faked the Nue by putting fake fur on the dog and used the fired she created with metallic sodium and a painting of the wall of the house to create an optical illusion. She also stabbed Someji several times in the back to make it believe in Nue's scars, and she used a fizzy drink to target poisoned needles towards Tanzawa's neck to kill him from the outside, as if it were the Nue's tail's work. Fumie admits she killed the two victims because Charles Abel was her husband and the two didn't save him back then, and did not even regret it. Heiji also reveals that '''Hajime is the son of Fumie and Charles'''.

Heiji tries to confess his feelings for Kazuha along the black pond, which is actually revealed to be full of ferrous stones shining like gold at daylight, explaining the poem's meaning and the legend of Tokugawa's treasure. But he is disturbed by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force landing nearby on the orders of Yokomizo to capture the Nue and secure civilians. Surrounded by soldiers, Heiji decides not to confess. Some time later, the high-school student '''Momiji Ooka''' reads about the case on her smartphone and calls Heiji her future husband.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Densuke Takekuma|Densuke Takekuma manga.jpg|
* 58 years old
* Mayor of Yadori Village}}
{{people|Michiki Tanzawa|Michiki Tanzawa manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 62 years old
* Archaeologist}}
{{people|Yasukatsu Someji|Yasukatsu Someji manga.jpg|
* Victim (slashed)
* 55 years old
* Historian}}
{{people|Fumie Masuko|Fumie Masuko manga.jpg|
* 46 years old
* Novelist}}
{{people|Hajime Tsurumi|Hajime Tsurumi manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Reporter}}
{{people|Charles Abel|Charles Abel manga.jpg|
* Deceased (cave-in accident)
* Foreign miner}}
{{people|Dog|958-962 Dog.jpg|
* Golden retriever
* Former owner was Charles Abel}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Azusa reveals she must have a doppelganger because she wasn't at the concert hall, increasing Ran's suspicions.
* Heiji tries confessing to Kazuha at the Kurogane Lake but fails again, as he is interrupted by the self defense force trying to capture the Nue.

=== Kaitou Kid and the Luna Memoria ===
{{ref anime|887-888|Kaitou Kid and the Trick Box}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name=Luna Memoria|image=Luna Memoria manga.jpg|description=
* World's biggest moonstone
* Hidden in a trick box designed by [[Samizu Kichiemon]]}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 963 - Tree God ====
Ms. Tomoyose Kimika, a widow, asks Jirokichi Suzuki's help to open a trick box named 'Tree God' made by the artificier Samizu Kichiemon. Ms. Tomoyose's husband died a few days ago, but never told how to open it to her and kept the paper containing the method in one of the books in the library. The box contains the world's biggest moonstsone, 'Luna Memoria'. Kaito Kid is said to be after it.
Jirokichi makes an announcement to exhibit the box. Okiya says he will not be coming as he is uninterested. Someone takes pictures of Okiya and Agasa as he heads out for the exhibition. Kid is seen taking picture of Jirokichi, while disguised among the security as one of them.
Kogoro tries to break open the box, but instead gets hurt by a popped needle. Agasa shows his bandaged fingers as well.

Okiya visits the exhibition, saying he was allowed to enter just by mentioning that Agasa is his friend. Jirokichi demonstrates how the box can't be stolen due to the weight sensors, which releases a cage that traps the thief. Ms. Tomoyose says that upon opening the box, a nursery rhyme melody is heard. She also remarks about her husband being shy to tell her the box's contents.
Jirokichi says that Kid sent a mail, accepting the challenge to steal the jewel.
Okiya remarks about finding the paper hidden in a book. Jirokichi leads them to a studio containing about 10000 volumes.

==== File 964 - Approach ====
Jirokichi had his staff check all the volumes to find the paper, but were unsuccessful.
Ms.Tomoyose tells that her husband used to say, 'It seems you haven't found the box yet. If you find it, you should be able to find the box's true contents too'.
They decide to search through the books which Ms. Tomoyose never reads. Before doing so, Kogoro, Conan and Agasa head to the restroom.
Jirokichi puts up a board announcing an award of 1 million yen for anyone able to open the box. When Kogoro handles the box, it gets wet. Ms. Tomoyose gets paranoid and hurriedly wipes it off. She mentions about her passion for cooking, and how she read through all the cooking books her husband brought. She even mentions that her specialty is the stew, which was her husband's favourite and was learned from his mother.

Conan feels the presence of Kid around him, and starts suspecting everyone.
Ms. Tomoyose also mentions how they did a diary exchange during their student days. She remarks how she wrote pages of text while he wrote just few lines, only to later realise, that he did write long text which she never came across in the diary back then.
Conan pieces together the info of her husband being shy, his mother teaching her the stew, her paronia about water leaking in the box and the mystery of the text in the diary.
Meanwhile, Kid watches Conan with a smile.

==== File 965 - Diary ====
<spoiler>
The instructions to open the box were hidden on the Nikujaga recipe page of one of the cook books. Kimika never needed to read those, since she learned her husband's favorite Nikujaga recipe from her mother-in-law. Inside the box there were the moonstone and the two pages of diary that Kimika and her husband shared during high school.

This time, [[Kaitou Kid]] was disguised as '''[[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]]'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Kimika Tomoyose|Kimika Tomoyose manga.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Widow}}
{{people|Mr. Tomoyose|Mr. Tomoyose manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Kimika's late husband
* Jirokichi's old friend}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan is speculating who Kid is disguised as but gets distracted watching Ran reaching for a book with a short skirt on. Haibara calls him a pervert.

=== The Old Warehouse of Teitan Elementary School ===
{{ref anime|889-890|The New Teacher's Skeleton Case}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|[[Rumi Wakasa]]|Rumi Wakasa.jpg|
* 37 years old
* New deputy homeroom teacher of class 1-B}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 966 - Scytale Cipher ====
A new teacher is introduced in the detective boy's class. She seems nice, but is rather clumsy. During break she approach the detective boys and ask them to help her finds limestones in an abandon building. But instead they finds the remains of a skeleton and a headband with strange characters. The police concludes that it's a thief who had an accident around ten years ago, but the headmaster tells of a robbery nearby the school, where the owner was killed and a lot of gold was stolen.

==== File 967 - Impossible to Decode!? ====
Conan explains the code is actually ciphered as a "scytale" : when writing a code horizontally on a strip of paper wound around a cylindric object, and then unwinding it, that makes the code unreadable to others. Conan tries it however in any direction but fails to decipher the code. Hopefully, thanks to Haibara's hint at the class's time schedule, Conan finds out the truth, as Rumi Wakasa strangely and quietly observes him.

==== File 968 - Wakasa-sensei's Secret ====
<spoiler>
[[File:Rumi's secret manga.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Rumi about to attack the robbers.]]
The robbers trap the DB, Rumi and Shiratori, and order them to go down the basement. Rumi trips on the stairs and accidentally knocks down a robber, closing the basement's door in the same breath. As the DB take fright and try to thrust the door open, the robbers get infuriated and threaten Rumi. But the latter grasps a broom and shows them her true face and character : a devilish and fearless fighter who challenges the robbers to come along and be ready to die. She probably beats them up as the scene is not displayed to us. The DB eventually open the door and find their teacher screaming in fear, apparently having knocked down all three robbers just by shaking a broom in every direction. Rumi says she's indeed very lucky.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Rumi Wakasa|Wakasa Rumi (intro).png|
* 37 years old
* New deputy homeroom teacher of class 1-B}}
{{people|Man #1|F966 Man manga.jpg|
* Mysterious man that Shinichi and Ran met 10 years ago}}
{{people|Man #2|F968 Man 1 manga.jpg|
* Robber}}
{{people|Man #3|F968 Man 2 manga.jpg|
* Robber}}
{{people|Man #4|F968 Man 3 manga.jpg|
* Robber}}
{{endBox}}

=== Fitting Room Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|878-879|The Blind Spot in the Dressing Room}}
==== File 969 - Swimsuits at the Dressing Room ♡ ====
Ran, Sonoko and Sera are out buying swim suits. Sera picks one that triggers fracture memories in Conan. A man saying 'It's scary. Like being possessed by something'. A woman saying 'Possessed by a shirigami'. A man asking 'Who are you?'. And a girl with snaggletooth saying 'A wizard'.

Conan comes across an argument. A coustomer, Nitsuka Tomoyo, demands to meet the women responsible for her blackout the other day, which was caused by allergy to dog hair. That women, Sashihara Ritsuko, had dog hair on her clothes that were spread in the dressing room that day. When Sashihara mocks Nitsuka about her allergy, Yamaki Ayami, her client, comments about her behaviour. Sashihara brings home the fact that she helped repay all of Yamaki's debt and hence should mind her tounge. When the shop assistant, Nanbu Reia butts in to mend things, Sashihara threatens to talk to her manager and fire her.

While leaving the store, Conan and co. hear a scream and rush to find Sashihara strangled to death in a dressing room. Her left index finger points towards her right, and her right fist is clenched with the thumb nail having traces of wiped lipstick.

==== File 970 - The Message Left by the Fingers ====
Takagi explains that the victim was strangled from behind, with a rope around her neck. Nanbu found the body first, when she decided to check why the dressing room was occupied for so long by Shashihara. Yamaki was on the left dressing room and Nitsuka was on the right. Nitsuka mentions that someone had left white sandals in-front of her dressing room, before she entered.

Nanbu Reia informs the police that first Yamaki went to the dressing room. By that time, the white sandals were already in place. Shashihara then occupied the middle room. And Nitsuka was the last one. Conan remarks how Shashihara couldn't recognise Nanbu after having met once in the past. Nanbu shows her pair of white sneakers.
Yamaki shows the wrapped gift of perfume from her purse, that was meant for the store's manager. Nitsuka says she didn't want to go in other two rooms, out of fear of dog hair, and thus had to wait for the room on the right. Nitsuka shows the portable folding slippers she carries.
Each suspect is asked to draw the white sandals seen, and all their drawings turn out to be similar. Takagi informs about finding scissors, left-over tape and straw cut to pieces in the garbage can near the dressing room.
On Sonoko's remark about the culprit possibly using a face-mask and how dressing rooms have such face-mask boxes inside, Conan and Masumi realize the truth of the case.

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Tomoyo Nitsuka|Tomoyo Nitsuka manga.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Reia Nanbu|Reia Nanbu manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Clerk}}
{{people|Ritsuko Sashihara|Ritsuko Sashihara manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* 41 years old
* Customer}}
{{people|Ayami Yamaki|Ayami Yamaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Customer}}
{{endBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
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== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 91-100]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

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Volume 88

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 88
| chapters = 927-937
| image = Volume 88.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2015<ref name="shogakukan">[http://sol-comics.shogakukan.co.jp/solc_dtl?isbn=9784091265401 Shogakukan website]</ref>
| isbn = 978-4-09-126540-1
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 10, 2023<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-88/product/7595</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-4057-4
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|Kyōko Okitegami]]
| keyhole = [[Sayo Ohashi]]
| prev-volume = Volume 87
| next-volume = Volume 89
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 88 was released on December 18, 2015.
==Cast==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino}}
{{Char|Ryusuke Higo}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Sayo Ohashi}}
{{Char|Katsumasa Ogura}}
{{Char|Mary|display=Mary (background)}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Shukichi Haneda}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Rei Furuya}}
{{char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
}}
== Chapters ==
=== A Secret of the Big Couple ===
{{ref anime|822-823|The Suspects Are a Passionate Couple}}
==== File 927 - Illusion in the Back Room ====
<spoiler>
Megure reviews all of the suspects movements before the murder. Kogoro continues to try to blame Higo so Conan tranquilizes him and reveals that the culprit is '''Akimichi Yamada'''. He killed Asuka during the second search when he went down to the storage room, then used Higo's and Asuka's phones for the trick, as well as a vacuum, a vacuum compression bag, Asuka's clothes, and the corkscrew from his sommelier's knife. Ai finds a discarded phone and bag to provide the evidence. Yamada killed Asuka because Asuka had discovered that he was a fraud who wanted to expand the business with the extra money he'd accrued by buying cheap wine that he presented as expensive.

Higo and Yoko are not dating each other—the watch they were looking at on the cover of the tabloid article was a mutual gift for a retiring high school teacher of theirs, and they were meeting with Asuka to ask him to write a message on the watch.

Ai is thanked by Higo for finding the evidence, and says he's tempted to have her take Takahiro Sanada's place on Big Osaka. The next day, Ai seems determined to prove herself a soccer player, and is enjoying Yoko's music again.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Teiya Asuka|Teiya Asuka manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 31 years old
* Former football player
* Restaurant Owner
* [[Ryusuke Higo|Ryusuke]]'s acquaintance}}
{{people|Akimichi Yamada|Akimichi Yamada manga.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Sommelier}}
{{people|Reiko Banba|Reiko Banba manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Waitress
* Konoe's ex-girlfriend
* Asuka's girlfriend}}
{{people|Yasuto Konoe|Yasuto Konoe manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Waiter
* Banba's ex-boyfriend}}
{{endBox}}

=== A Killer in Ramen Ogura ===
{{ref anime|827-828|Ramen So Good, It's to Die For 2}}
==== File 928 - The Strange Customers of the Ramen Restaurant ====

Ran, Sonoko, Sera and Conan head to Ramen Ogura for dinner upon the recommendation of Sera, who is a return customer of the restaurant. Since the staff there has not changed, they know Conan as well; Sera asks him why, which prompts Conan to mention that he went there with Kogoro once and was involved in a murder case. After serving the ramen to the four customers, the owner, Katsumasa Ogura, asks Sera (whom he calls “真梨”, or “Mari”, instead of “真純”, or “Masumi”) whether she wants a take-away of fried rice and dumplings as usual. Sera says “sure”, and explains that that will be her breakfast, but Conan does not believe her, and says that perhaps it is for a certain person (i.e. “the little sister from outside the domain”) hiding in her hotel room. Sera easily fends off this question by claiming that the person she is hiding is her boyfriend, disappointing Conan and causing Ran and Sonoko to shout “Whaaat?” in shock. Sera then clarifies that she is just joking.

There are three other customers in the restaurant: Yuna Shono, Sosuke Mizushina and Osamu Nakanishi. Shono, who is sitting beside Conan, asks him and the girls to pass her the bottle of vinegar in front of them, as hers is empty. Mizushina has a similar request, but he wants soy sauce; and Nakanishi asks Ogura for more pepper. They soon get the seasonings, and all three start pouring unbelievable amounts of them into their dishes, slightly surprising Conan. After finishing quickly, the three customers leave at the same time, making Conan wonder whether they know each other. The waitress, Sayo Ohashi, replies that they do not, and asks whether Conan finds them suspicious as well. Conan does not know what she is referring to, so Ohashi and Ogura explain that several days ago, a while after those three people entered to dine, the police arrived and declared them to be suspects of a murder case. They add that although they are allowed to move around freely and no longer face questioning, the police still doubt them, as evidenced by the fact that two officers stop by the restaurant every day to ask Ohashi and Ogura about them.

This day is no exception. Before long, two officers storm into the restaurant, and ask loudly and in a serious manner if any of the three suspects has acted like they got richer. Ohashi answers that they have behaved normally, and Ran interrupts the conversation as she realizes that the officers in question are just Yumi Miyamoto and Naeko Miike. According to them, several days ago, when they were patrolling the surrounding area, they saw a suspicious figure swinging a hose on the front porch of a house. Upon seeing the police car, that person started running away, which prompted Yumi to chase and enter the alley that the person had gone into and Naeko to drive to the other end of the alley for interception. During Yumi’s chase, the person threw the hose (it was two meter long) at her and made her trip, and by the time she got up, the person was gone. And since Naeko did not see anyone passing by her, the two officers determined that the person must have entered the only business on the alley open at the time - Ramen Ogura. They entered and found Shono, Mizushina and Nakanishi inside. Meanwhile, Sato and Takagi went to the house in front of which the figure was spotted, and found its owner (who was a hostess) dead, her body lying on the stairs before the door. The inside of the house was in a very messy state, because of which Sato and Takagi deduced that the owner, while returning home after work, saw a robber coming out of her house and was killed in the subsequent struggle with the robber.

At this point, Ogura comments that Yumi has always been careless. Ran and Sonoko are surprised that even Yumi is Ogura’s acquaintance; Ogura explains that she used to come to his restaurant with her boyfriend Shukichi Haneda. Yumi insists that the correct term is “ex-boyfriend”; she complains that she was expecting a closer relationship with Haneda after the kiss (see the second case in [[Volume 85]]), but in reality, nothing changed and Haneda was always busy when she asked him out. But it is clear that Yumi still cares about him: she recounts that Haneda likes ramen a lot, has stubble and is very intelligent. Sera says that her second brother is so as well, and adds that he has an excellent memory and is quite handsome, so if he were to dress well he would be popular. Yumi thinks that Sera’s descriptions fit Haneda completely, and adds that for example, a glimpse would be enough for Haneda to remember a phone number. Then, at the same time, the two say that the person they are talking about likes saying “I am skillful at memorizing things. I am the best in Japan, no… maybe the best in the world.” As they finish this sentence and find themselves looking at each other in silence, Yumi notices that she has gone off topic. So she brings it back by saying that Naeko and she initially thought that the hose was the murder weapon, as there was some residue of duct tape on one end of it (this would have allowed the killer to attach something heavy to the hose). However, since there is no evidence of blood on the hose, they had to rule out this possibility.

==== File 929 - The Culprit Who Swings the Hose!? ====

“If the victim was not bludgeoned to death, then how did she die?” ask Sera and Conan. Yumi and Naeko answer that it is likely that during the struggle, the robber pushed the victim, causing the back of her head to hit the stairs leading to her door. Sera raises the possibility that the victim accidentally fell and killed herself while trying to avoid being hit by the heavy object that the robber had attached to the hose. Yumi dismisses Sera’s conjecture, saying that the victim had shoes on, so she definitely was returning home at the time. Then, as soon as they saw each other, the robber and the to-be victim would start a confrontation, leaving the robber with no time to make a weapon (and obviously the robber would not bother to make a weapon before the victim’s return, when nobody was in the house). Sera therefore concludes that the murderer did not stick the duct tape onto the hose until after the murder.

But this raises an interesting question: what thing that can be achieved by swinging a hose is more important than escaping? Sonoko and Ran suggest that the murderer used the hose to signal a nearby associate, but this theory is quickly rejected; Yumi argues that if it were true, the murderer would not have used something belonging to the robbed household for signalling. Conan reasons that if swinging the hose was more important than escaping, and yet the murderer had to use the one from the robbed household, it must mean that using the hose was not in the murderer’s original plan. In other words, something unexpected happened during the robbery, and the murderer was forced to use the hose.

Sera and Conan then ask whether the police searched the suspects’ belongings. Yumi answers in affirmative, and gives a detailed list of what each of the suspects was carrying that night. None of the suspects had duct tape or gloves (which are very important to a robber because they allow fingerprints to not be left), which is because the murderer threw the duct tape at Yumi as well, and the gloves somehow found their way into the drainage system. By the time the police were able to retrieve them, the gloves were so badly contaminated that it was impossible to know who had worn them.

The next issue that Sera and Conan are interested in is the relationship between the victim and the three suspects. They learn that all the suspects knew the victim (whose name is finally revealed: Atsuko Tonda) and (likely) her working schedule, for Shono and Tonda were once co-workers, Nakanishi frequents the place where Tonda worked and seemed to prefer her over other hostesses, and Mizushina works in the convenience shop across the street from Tonda’s house. Ogura also contributes to the conversation: he mentions that there was once when the victim and the three suspects were at his restaurant at the same time. It was not exactly a happy moment, as Tonda was showing off the expensive earrings that a client had gifted her, mocking the other three customers for not being able to afford them, and throwing insults at them (to give a sense of how harsh and egregious the insults were, she called Mizhushina a “creepy, disgusting loser” in his face). In short, all of them seem to have a good motive to kill her and take away her earrings.

Yumi blasts Ogura for never having revealed this to the police, and Ogura defends himself by claiming that he was not able to recall the incident until now. Ogura continues to say that there is another thing that he forgot to mention: that on the day Tonda was murdered Haneda also had dinner at the restaurant, leaving one minute before the three suspects’ arrival. Yumi confirms Ogura’s account by admitting that she met him during the chase (the reason she has been keeping quiet about this is that Yumi does not want Haneda to be dragged into a case where his role was negligible). Concretely, Haneda helped her up after the trip and told her that he had not seen the murderer’s face, and Yumi told him that he was in a dangerous spot and left him to keep chasing. Additionally, Yumi promised to give Haneda details of the murder afterwards, but has not yet done so to this day. Conan thus encourages her to call Haneda, and Yumi agrees; Sera also takes out her phone, saying that since her second brother frequents Ramen Ogura as well, perhaps he knows something about the three suspects. Yumi’s call is picked up first, but before she is able to finish describing the situation to Haneda, he tells her to wait, because “someone else is calling”. At this moment Sera’s call is picked up, but before she can say anything, her brother tells her that he is on a call with a very important person, and hangs up. This leaves Sera annoyed, and Yumi now has Haneda’s attention again. She asks whether he noticed anything as the murderer ran past him, and Haneda replies that he heard the murderer make a strange noise as he (or she) ran. Upon hearing this, Sera and Conan rush into the restaurant’s restroom and pull off the cover of the flush toilet’s water tank. There appears to be something shiny at the bottom of the tank, and for Sera and Conan this seems to be the last piece that they need to complete the puzzle that is this murder case.

==== File 930 - Excessive Seasoning ====

<spoiler>
Since Sera and Conan are sure that the murderer will come back to the restaurant to keep retrieving the shiny things in the water tank, they devise a plot allowing the police to arrest the murderer (whom they determine to be '''Sosuke Mizushina''') without spooking him or endangering anyone, and then enlist the help of Sato and Takagi. They agree to cooperate, and therefore are asked to go to the restaurant disguised as a normal couple on the next day, after Mizushina enters. They are to bring up the murder case, talk about it with Sera and Conan (who will be present as well), unravel the truth gradually, and make Mizushina scared in the process. In this way, he will head to the restroom to speed up the retrieval process, and will be caught on spot. The next day quickly comes, and the plot goes forward. From the conversation between Sato, Takagi, Sera and Conan, we can reconstruct the following:

Mizushina used duct tape to attach a facemask (which is essentially a piece of permeable fabric) to one end of the hose. In this way, upon swinging that end, the air inside the hose would be expelled out thanks to centrifugal force and the mask’s permeability. This would allow air to enter from the other end and suck in small fragments (i.e. this would allow the hose to function like a vacuum cleaner). Mizushina needed this set-up because his eyeglasses had fallen off during the struggle with Tonda and was subsequently stepped on, breaking the glass into small fragments and dispersing them on the front porch. This problem was serious, as the police could find who the purchaser was by studying the glass fragments. There are two pieces of evidence suggesting that this theory is not a mere surmise. Firstly, a witness (i.e. Haneda) saw Mizushina run past him with strange noises coming from his shoes (this is interpreted as the sound that the glass fragments attached to Mizushina’s shoes made on contact with the ground), and secondly, among Mizushina’s personal belongings the police found an eyeglass case (and a facemask, of course). Since people requiring eyeglasses need them all the time, they seldom take the case with them, except when the eyeglasses are new, because such eyeglasses can cause dizziness after they have been put on for a while. So this must have been the case for Mizushina, and him needing a new pair of eyeglasses clearly means that the old pair had been broken.

Mizushina, as expected, is made very nervous by this conversation; he slips into the restroom and starts searching frantically for the remaining glass fragments. A while later, Sera kicks down the restroom’s door and enters with Conan and the two police detectives. Sato holds up a plastic bag containing glass fragments, and Sera deduces that after he outran Yumi and got to Ramen Ogura, Mizushina immediately entered the restroom, since he could not dispose of the glass fragments anywhere else. Flushing them down the toilet would be too risky, as it is customary for the police to search the sewage system, so Mizushina went for the water tank. There are several advantages: the glass fragments would disappear in the transparent water, the nose and the temples would be considered by most to be a part of the flushing mechanism, and he could come back to retrieve the fragments and destroy them.

Mizushina is now panicking and sweating heavily, but he manages to keep fighting: he points out that none of what the four detectives have said until this point proves that he murdered Tonda. Upon hearing this, Sato (still in disguise) tells him that they have also found the earrings that he had robbed. It turns out that Mizushina hid them in a soy sauce bottle to avoid them being spotted by the police. But since he did not remember in which bottle they were left, he was forced to eat at Ramen Ogura every day from then on and order dishes on which he could add soy sauce (he poured a lot obviously because the earrings were more likely to be found if mixed with less sauce). This makes Mizushina speechless, and he is escorted away without putting up resistance.

The case is thus solved. Conan looks around for Sera, but she is already gone for some reason. Ogura is disappointed by this, as he has found the handkerchief that “Mari” left in his restaurant some time ago and wants to give it back to her. Lucky for him, Conan is still there, and so he leaves the task to him.

On his way back home, Conan examines the handkerchief and finds the name “Mary” embroidered on it; he instantly associates this name with “the little sister from outside the domain”, and then wonders why he would do so, given that it could also perfectly be the real name (or English name) of Sera. Conan eventually decides that he must have met her somewhere, and thus begins pondering about the location, to no avail.

On the other hand, since, while under disguise, Sato clearly indicated her wish to have a great night with Takagi (despite not having to say so), Takagi proposes (while blushing) that they get the case dealt with quickly and go home to “do some intense sports”. Sato pretends to not know what Takagi is hinting at, and replies that if Takagi wants to do sports, he can go to the gym. Takagi mistakenly thinks that Sato is actually turning him down; as a result, he gets very disappointed and murmurs “I will do so…”. Sato is clearly let down by Takagi’s answer, and walks away while blushing and mumbling “you dummy”.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Yuna Shono|Yuna Shono manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Hostess}}
{{people|Sosuke Mizushina|Sosuke Mizushina manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Unemployed}}
{{people|Osamu Nakanishi|Osamu Nakanishi manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Company employee}}
{{people|Atsuko Tonda|Woman 88ramen.jpg|
* Deceased (bludgeoned)
* Hostess}}
{{people|Takao|file930-Takao manga.jpg|
* Mysterious man}}
{{people|Satoko|file930-Satoko manga.jpg|
* Mysterious woman}}
{{endBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Yumi's boyfriend Shukichi is the brother of Masumi, although they don't realize the connection.
* Conan finds a handkerchief that Sera left behind with the name "Mary" in English on it. He suspects this could be the name of the Unknown child.

=== Zombie Movie Murder Case===
{{ref anime|830-832|A Cottage Surrounded by Zombies}}
==== File 931 - Zombie Blade ====
One night, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], and [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] are watching a zombie movie Kogoro rented a zombie movie staring [[Yoko Okino]], called "Zombie Blade". The next morning, Kogoro takes them on a pilgrimage drive to the rental villa that was used for that same movie. As Kogoro photographs the outside of the villa, [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]] and [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]] unexpectedly appear. They tell the trio that there was a couple who also came to this villa on a pilgrimage, and after a while they drove off. They accidentally ram over something that flew in front of them; Kazuha describes that "something" to be a rotten zombie with a broken neck and tattered clothes. Heiji and Kazuha learned about this incident from [[Goro Otaki]] who was a friend of the couple.

As they were talking, the staff that filmed the movie Kogoro, Ran, and Conan watched last night arrive at the same villa to film the trailer for its sequel. Kogoro is shocked to learn that Yoko can not be in the sequel due to her agency turing down the role. Ria Kawabata will play the role of Yoko's character's cousin who inherits the Zombie Blade. The Producer, Takashi Harawaki, reveals that he has planned out the subtitle of the movie and has it sealed in an envelope. Everyone begins to head inside when Kogoro begins to act strangely, asking for a toilet. He reveals that he unknowingly bit a poisonous mushroom called Omphalotus Japonicus. The five of them had no choice but to borrow a room in the villa for Kogoro to rest in. Ran and Kazuha decide to quietly watch the filming. At one point it is decided to break for dinner since the only scenes left to film were night scenes. During the break, the staff wondered where Takashi is, so Conan and Heiji went to search for him. In a roo m, they find his dead body, holding a cell phone that is still recording.

==== File 932 - Funeral Procession of the Departed ====
Conan and Heiji tell everyone that Takashi died from potassium cyanide poisoning about 30 minutes to an hour ago. Heiji reveals that he is a detective and that the victim's cell phone had recorded the whole incident showing the victim taking the poison. They hook up the phone to a tv monitor and watch the incident. After drinking the poison the victim falls back word and reaches for the phone and knocks it face down. 50 minutes later you can hear Heiji's voice as he entered the room. Conan's voice is also recorded and the way he speaks reminds Ran of [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]]'s voice. Heiji covers for him by saying that Conan was just imitating him.

A creepy note on the victim's phone announces that he took his own life in order to beckon the dead back to life in a "funeral procession of the departed", which is also the subtitle of the movie written inside the sealed envelope. The note in the phone was addressed to Joji Naito who is the deceased younger brother of the current director Tetsuo Naito. Joji was the president of a film club that the remaining cast and crew had been a part of in the past. 8 years ago, the crew was stayed in this house to film a movie, however Joji wanted to change the theme and ending of the movie. To prove his point he prepared a trick where he vanished from a sealed room. After searching for him with no success the crew left for several days. When they returned they found him starved and dehydrated to death propped up against the bed.

During the story it was revealed that Takashi was the only one who could drive out of the crew. With Heiji's bike almost out of gas and Kogoro still on bed rest, there was no one who could go drive to get the police. While Ran ans Kazuha are standing in the hallway, suddenly Kogoro appears behind them looking like a zombie. He tried to tell them that the house is now surrounded by real zombies, but they tell him he must be seeing things due to fever. However, the window behind Ran has a zombie peering in.

==== File 933 - Man-Eating Zombies ====
[[File:Zombies in the window.jpg|right|200px|thumb|They look outside and see Zombies!]]
They take Kogoro back to bed for rest despite his claims and discuss what they have learned of the current case. After a while they open a window to prove to Kogoro that he is just seeing things but they actually see zombies and freak out. The zombies soon find a way in and Heiji begins herding people up to the second floor. Conan grabs a stage light for defense and begins to swing it when suddenly Heiji appears with the Zombie Blade. After taking out a few more, Heiji swings high and cuts off a zombies head! However the zombie kept moving!

<spoiler>
As it turns out the head was specially made for a costume and the zombies were all people who were told they could audition for the role of extras if they showed up in costume. Conan and Heiji jokingly compare it to a [[Volume_42#Halloween_Party_Case|previous case]] where a similar audition was held. Apparently the now deceased producer Takashi had put out a casting call and many of the extras had been camped out in tents for days. Conan and Heiji come to the conclusion that this means that its unlikely that the Takashi committed suicide.
</spoiler>

When they head up stairs they find Ran and Kazuha standing outside a room saying that Kyoko is bleeding from the neck and is unresponsive. Inside the room, the rest of the cast was gathered around her, but it was too late, she was already dead. Across from her dead body, propped up in a chair was her cell phone, still recording. It shows her running into the room as if she were being chased. Behind her was a zombified version of Takashi who is shown biting in to her neck and then walking toward the camera. Conan and Heiji quickly run back to the room where his body was, but it has disappeared and in its place was a bloody cutter knife!

==== File 934 - The Whereabouts of the Corpse ====
Heiji reveals that Kyoko's neck was not actually bitten the way it shows on the video, the scar on her neck shows that she was actually cut. He is convinced that there must be some trick with the phone and opens a window to ask the zombies whether or not they saw anyone enter or exit the house. No one had entered or left, which meant that the body had to have been hidden somewhere inside that room. Orie reveals that it was the same room that Joji had disappeared from 8 years ago. Back then Ria and Kyoko were the first to find the body. Masahachi brings up that there was also a trolley cart that went missing around the same time.

Just then, Ran walks into the room to say that the zombies had called the police. In bursts demon hunter [[Misao Yamamura|Inspector Yamamura]], who immediately pulls out a set of rosary beads to fend off the zombie hordes. Conan and Heiji review the evidence collected this far only to have Yamammura convinced that Takashi really did turn into a zombie. Masahachi says that the footage from the movie 8 years ago may be on Takashi's tablet, and Heiji retrieves it from the dresser. Orie pulls out her phone and shows Conan what their group looked like 8 years ago. Conan notices that Kyoko's shirt had the letter E on it. Kazuha commented on a toilet paper roll that had gone missing earlier, had mysteriously reappeared. As Yamamura investigates the dresser in the corner of the room, his rosary breaks and beads that fell in to the top open drawer mysteriously roll out the bottom drawer. Conan and Heiji think to themselves that they know who the killer is.

==== File 935 - The Darkest Place is Under the Candlesticks ====
<spoiler>
Heiji reveals that the videos on the cell phones are the ones that were originally from the movie they were filming 8 years ago. When they first met Takashi and Kyoko today, Takashi had a beard and different pants and Kyoko was wearing makeup and her hair style was a bit different than what was seen in the two videos. Also if you zoom in, you can see an E on Kyoko's shirt that is not present on her corpse.

Conan reveals that the way the killer knew the movie subtitle was that they used a toilet paper roll to block out the light and make the words on the paper visible through the envelope. As for Takashi's body, it was placed on the missing trolley cart and hidden in the back portion of the dresser where parts of the drawers had been removed to create a cavity on the inside. This was the same trick that Joji had used for his disappearing act 8 years ago. The drawers had become stuck in place when the crew had moved the dresser to look for him. However it was a trick that he couldn't do alone.

The culprit is '''Ria Kawabata'''. She helped Joji perform the trick but did not realize he had become stuck. His death was an unfortunate accident. A while later Takashi found messages from Joji inside the dresser where he had scratched in blood that he blamed Ria for his death. Takashi then began to blackmail Ria, which is why she killed him. Kyoko was killed because she realized that the video used for Takashi's death was the one from 8 years ago.

On the way home, Heiji attempts to confess to Kazuha but a zombie extra popped out and scared them.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Tetsuto Naito|Tetsuto Naito manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Movie director}}
{{people|Ria Kawabata|Ria Kawabata manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Actress}}
{{people|Takashi Harawaki|Takashi Harawaki manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 30 years old
* Producer}}
{{people|Kyoko Ejiri|Kyoko Ejiri manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 30 years old
* Camerawoman}}
{{people|Orie Baisho|Orie Baisho manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Lighting technician}}
{{people|Masahachi Ninomiya|Masahachi Ninomiya manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Soundman}}
{{people|Joji Naito|Joji Naito manga.jpg|
* Deceased (starved)
* Tetsuto's younger brother}}
{{endBox}}

=== Girls Band Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|836-837|The Unfriendly Girls Band}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{beginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Scotch]]|Hiromitsu Morofushi.jpg|link=Scotch|
* Deceased
* Japanese [[Public Security Bureau|PSB]] spy
* Infiltrated the [[Black Organization]]}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 936 - Girls Band ====

After watching a Girls Band movie, Sonoko goes to the Poirot Cafe to try to convince Ran and Masumi to create a band with her. With Sonoko on drums, Ran on keyboard, Masumi on base and Azusa on gitar, she expects them to be able to perform at the Beika festival at the end of the year. However when asked to perform by several men in the cafe, she fails miserably, only to be saved by Rei who plays really well. Rei is then invited to join in place of Azusa and they all head to a sound studio to record. Throughout several conversations, Masumi mentions that she was taught how to play the base by a friend of her oldest brother. Rei accidentally let slip that he knew that the friend was a guy, despite the fact that he and Masumi were not supposed to have met until today.

Their conversation is interrupted by a group of people sitting close by. Someka Kibune was yelling at her fellow band mates about them being out of practice despite them having a show coming up in a week, which is a memorial show in honor of Akane Shuto. Hagie Yamaji decides to go into the studio room to nap for 10 minutes as a break before they continue to practice. During this time, Rei asks who do the vocals and they come to the conclusion that none of them can sing. Masumi asks is Ran could call Shinichi because "he can play the guitar as well, right?", but Ran points out that he is tone deaf but can play the violin. Its then that they hear a scream and run down to find Hagie sitting at her drum set, dead from strangulation, surrounded by her band mates. They go to the security office to watch the camera footage and discover that the screen was blocked out by another member's cellphone on a selfie stick.

[[File:Scotch flashback on platform.jpg|right|180px|thumb|[[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] remembers meeting a man nicknamed [[Scotch]]]]

==== File 937 - The Disappeared Clue ====
The police arrive and Megure inquires who set up the selfie stick. Tadako Fuekawa had set up the stick, but only on instructions from the others. The set up was taking too long so Hagie had ordered them to leave it where it was. Takagi points out that one side of the room is mirrored and that the curtain over it was pulled. However the band mates point out that the curtain was also Hagie's doing. They decide to review the security tapes again while getting the alibis of the suspects. All three suspects had entered the room. Tadako was first, she entered the room to get her sewing kit to fix Someka's jacket. To do so, she sat on a stool right at the edge where the cellphone covered the footage. She tried to wake Hagie by calling out to her, but she got no response. Next was Someka, who was trying to restring her guitar. She then walked off camera to tune her guitar next to the Hagie in order to wake her up to resume practice, but was unsuccessful. The final person to enter the room was Rumi, She moved the keyboards away from where Hagie was sleeping and played the keyboards to change the notes. Even though she sang, Hagie never woke up. All three of the suspects were searched and the weapon is no where to be found.

Masumi sees a guitar case and a memory is sparked. She remembers seeing her brother, Shuichi Akai, on a train platform 4 years ago with a friend. They were both carrying guitar cases. She had followed them until Shuichi noticed. He then left to buy her a ticket and send her home. During that time, the friend pulled out his guitar and taught Masumi a few notes. She notes that even though he was carrying a soft case, it remained standing after the guitar was removed. Conan thinks to himself that it may have had a sniper rifle inside. A third person had walked up to them with a hat down over his face and refereed to the friend as "[[Scotch]]". When Masumi says that Rei looks like the person who was wearing the hat, he dodges the question.

The three suspects point out that they had altercations with members of other bands, and that it is possible that one of them may have been the killer. They also explain how Akane died, in a car accident via a crushed throat. Conan asks to see the video recorded by the cellphone from before the murder. It had been filming vertically because it was stylish and so it would not show their legs. Rei and Masumi lean in to get a better look, and they realize how the trick was done.

==== People ====
{{beginBox}}
{{people|Scotch|Scotch Manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Japanese [[Public Security Bureau|PSB]] spy
* Infiltrated the [[Black Organization]]}}
{{People|Someka Kibune|Someka Kibune manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Guitarist}}
{{People|Tadako Fuekawa|Tadako Fuekawa manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Bass guitarist
* Vocalist}}
{{People|Rumi Kogure|Rumi Kogure manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Keyboardist}}
{{People|Hagie Yamaji|Hagie Yamaji manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* 25 years old
* Drummer
* Bandleader}}
{{People|Akane Shuto|File936 Akane manga.jpg|
* Deceased (suicide? or traffic accident?)
* Vocalist}}
{{people|Man 1|Guitarist 1 CH936.jpg|
* Guitarist}}
{{people|Man 2|Guitarist 2 CH936.jpg|
* Guitarist}}
{{people|Man 3|Guitarist 3 CH937.jpg|
* Guitarist}}
{{people|Man 4|Guitarist 4 CH937.jpg|
* Guitarist}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88a.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Arab League]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88fr.png|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88it.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88it g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_91sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 44sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 87-88)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume88e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

==See also==
*[[Manga]]
*[[Volume 81-90]]
*[[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 88]]
[[de:Band 88]]

Volume 85

2026-04-15T22:32:17Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 85
| chapters = 894-904
| image = Volume 85.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2014
| isbn = 978-4-09-125376-7
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 10, 2023<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-85/product/7304</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-3267-8
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|Lieutenant Fukuie]]
| keyhole = [[Chikara Katsumata]]
| prev-volume = Volume 84
| next-volume = Volume 86
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 85 was released on December 18, 2014 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Andre Camel}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Hidemi Hondou (flashback/background)}}
{{Char|James Black|display=James Black (flashback/background)}}
{{Char|Rikumichi Kusuda|display=Rikumichi Kusuda (flashback)}}
{{Char|Chotaro Shinki|display=Chotaro Shinki (flashback)}}
{{Char|Chugo Nishiya|display=Chugo Nishiya (flashback)}}
{{Char|Scar Akai|display=Scar Akai<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Gin|display=Gin<br>(background)}}
{{Char|Vodka|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}
{{Char|Pisco|display=Pisco<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Old man (Episode 502)|Old man anime 60px|display=Old man<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Natsuko Shibuya|display=Natsuko Shibuya (background)}}
{{Char|Shukichi Haneda}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Mary|display=Unknown child}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Scarlet Showdown ===
{{ref anime|781-783|The Scarlet Return|The Scarlet Return|The Scarlet Return|l1=The Scarlet Intersection|l3=The Scarlet Truth}}
==== Gadgets introduced ====
<spoiler>{{NewGadget|name = [[Voice-Changing Choker]]|image = Voice-Changing Choker.jpg|description =
* Grants ability to imitate voices}}
{{clearleft}}</spoiler>

==== File 894 - Scarlet Suspicion ====

[[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] and [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] arrive at [[Andre Camel|Camel]]'s side to find out the Jodie that Camel talked with was [[Vermouth]] in disguise. Conan deduces [[Rei Furuya|Amuro]]'s plan—he used Shibuya's phone to send a message to Jodie, explaining why she didn't remember sending it. Bourbon had deduced that Jodie' phone would run out of battery by night and made sure that she used her FBI colleague's cellphone to call back. If anything happened to Shibuya, Jodie and her colleague—Camel—would be called to the crime scene. This allowed Vermouth to assume Jodie's appearance and identify Camel. Vermouth then made a fake-call to the school to lure them to the hospital. After Bourbon pressured Camel, he let his guard down upon seeing Vermouth, in the guise of Jodie, and unwittingly let slip the truth about [[Rikumichi Kusuda]]'s death.

Meanwhile, Vermouth reunites with Bourbon and relays her discovery—[[Rikumichi Kusuda]] shot himself in his car. Bourbon is pleased with this, as it confirms his theory that [[Shuichi Akai]] is still alive. Vermouth disagrees with him, pointing out that Shuichi's conversation with [[Kir]] just before his death was no act. With this response, however Bourbon figures out the true meaning of Shuichi's last words, "Who thought it would have come to this?", and sets of to find the "ghost" that is Shuichi Akai.

Later, Conan is absent from school due to a cold, though [[Ai Haibara|Ai]] believes there is more to Conan's absence then meets the eye. At the Mouri detective agency, [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] tells [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] that Conan won't be home to watch the Macademy Awards with her, because he is staying at [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]]'s house. [[Yusaku Kudo]] is nominated for best script award and is expected to be in the ceremony. At the Kudo house, [[Subaru Okiya]] is watching the ceremony but is interrupted by someone at the door. He opens the door to meet Bourbon, who claims they aren't meeting for the first time ever.

==== File 895 - Scarlet Interrogation ====

Subaru allows Amuro in, but refuses to let a group of Amuro's "friends," who are also outside, to come in too. Amuro explains how Shuichi could have [[Akai's fake death technique|faked]] his death with help from [[Hidemi Hondou|Kir]] and with Conan as the mastermind of the plan. Concurrently, Jodie rides with Camel to Raiha Pass, since they have also come to the same conclusion as Amuro, based on what Jodie heard from Conan at the shrine. Jodie also suspects that Subaru, who had used a similar phrase to Shuichi, may be Shuichi in disguise. Suddenly, Camel has to speed up to shake off a group of cars that start to chase them. Amuro declares that Subaru is Shuichi, and demands that he reveal himself, saying that Jodie and Camel have been cornered by his "friends."

==== File 896 - Scarlet Return ====

[[Rei Furuya|Amuro]] tells [[Subaru Okiya|Okiya]] to take his mask off, and Subaru takes off the mask for his cold. Amuro is not satisfied, and demands that Subaru drop the whole disguise. As Amuro points out that video cameras have been set around the house—with the purpose of observe them—Subaru asks if his appearance or voice matches those of [[Shuichi Akai]]'s. Amuro replies that appearances can be deceiving, that a voice can be changed by wearing a neck-shaped-voice-changer. He then removes Subaru's high collar to find nothing. He then receives a call from his colleagues.

[[Andre Camel|Camel]] shows off his driving skill to avoid a roadblock, but damages a tire in the process. [[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] thinks the ones after them are Amuro's colleagues, trying to capture them to lure Shuichi into a trap, and mentally asks Shuichi for help. As if he heard her, Shuichi reveals his presence in the back seat and orders Camel to open the car deck, which alerts the cars following of his presence, who report it to Amuro.

At the same time, [[Yusaku Kudo|Yusaku]] wins the best script award at the Macademy Awards, and goes up to the stage to receive it. Both Subaru and Ran see this, as they are each watching from their homes. Meanwhile, [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] is watching a group of tv screens and computers, [[Voice-Changing Bowtie]] in hand as he leans over a microphone.

==== File 897 - Scarlet Truth ====

Shuichi has Camel drive straight and steady, allowing him to shoot out the front tire of the lead car, causing the others to crash and putting an end to the pursuit. Unexpectedly, Shuichi orders Camel to turn back to [[Rei Furuya|Amuro]]'s colleagues and asks for the phone of the one keeping in contact with Amuro. Shuichi informs Amuro that he has worked out Amuro's identity and asks him to stop hunting him. Amuro then leaves Kudo house, taking another glance at the cameras before he does. Subaru then goes upstairs to talk to Conan. It is revealed that...

<spoiler>
Amuro/Bourbon is really [[Public Security Bureau|Japanese Secret Police]] agent '''[[Rei Furuya]]''' - like Kir, he has infiltrated the [[Black Organization]]. His colleagues are also Secret Police agents. Rei's true role as a spy committed to bringing down the Organization ultimately prevents him from divulging Shuichi's survival and, by extent, exposing Kir's own infiltration.

Rei's grudge against Shuichi comes from an incident involving an unspecified man—Shuichi tells Rei that he regrets what happened in that incident.

[[Subaru Okiya]] is really [[Shuichi Akai]] in disguise—his apparent death was a ruse to allow Kir to maintain her infiltration of the Organization. However, in order to throw Amuro off the track, and to give Shuichi a chance to aid Jodie and Camel, [[Yusaku Kudo]] plays the role of Subaru, using the [[Voice-Changing Face Mask]], as well as getting assistance from Conan, who used his Voice-Changing Bowtie over the microphone when the face mask had been removed. Since the real Yusaku couldn't go to the Macademy Awards, [[Yukiko Kudo]], after applying the Subaru disguise to her husband, disguises as him and accepts the award in his stead.
</spoiler>

==== File 898 - Scarlet Epilogue ====

<spoiler>
Before leaving the Kudo house, where Shuichi, Jodie, Camel and Conan are, Yukiko compliments Shuichi on the fact that he can put on the Subaru disguise on his own. Shuichi explains his new identity to Jodie and Camel, and how he used Agasa's choker voice changer in conjunction with the mask to become Subaru Okiya. He reveals that [[James Black]] knows about the fake-death plan due to Black accidentally discovering that Shuichi had glue on his hand. Shuichi says that he didn't reveal the plan to Jodie, Camel, or anyone else in the FBI, because "to trick one's enemies, one needs to trick friends." While he expected Bourbon to come after him after his appearance on the Bell Tree Express, Shuichi didn't expect Bourbon to bring his colleagues from the secret police, but Conan did. This leads him to conclude that Bourbon's grudge against him was deeper than he had thought.

Shuichi is interrupted by the sudden arrival of [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]], [[Genta Kojima|Genta]] and [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]], who came to ask Subaru for the solution to one of Agasa's tricks. After Subaru explains the trick, he informs Jodie and Camel that Kir had sent a message to him, "RUM," meaning that a Black Organization operative is on the move—[[Rum]], the [[The Boss|boss]]' right-hand man, who is even more important than [[Gin]].
</spoiler>

Elsewhere, Bourbon tells Vermouth that his theory about Shuichi was wrong, and Shuichi really is dead. He suggests that she continue to cooperate with him in his future missions, threatening to reveal her secret relationship with the boss—a secret that could surprise the rest of the organization. They also talk about how Gin is on guard against spies because he encountered three of them in quick succession—Shuichi, from the FBI, [[Ethan Hondou]], from the CIA, and [[Scotch]], from the Japanese Secret Police. Scotch was killed before his true name was discovered.

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Bourbon and Vermouth learns that Rikumichi Kusuda committed suicide from a gunshot.
* Vermouth disagree with Bourbon about Shuichi Akai's fake death.
* Jodie and Camel revisit Raiha Pass to investigate Shuichi's death.
* Shuichi Akai returns.
* Bourbon "confronts" Subaru to reveal the truth.
* Jodie figures out that Subaru is Shuichi.

=== Shogi Tournament ===
{{ref anime|785-786|Taiko Meijin's Match of Love}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|[[Chikara Katsumata]]|Chikara Katsumata.jpg|link=Chikara Katsumata|
* Professional shogi player}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 899 - The Sealed Move ====

[[Shukichi Haneda]] is competing in a [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] match in Yamanashi province to win his 7th shogi title which will earn him the title [[wikipedia:Meijin (shogi)|Meijin]]. A message was sent to him, and threatens him that [[Yumi Miyamoto]] is in the culprit's hand. To save her, Shukichi rushes to Tokyo during his break time and run into [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], the [[Detective Boys]], and [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] at a shrine.

Conan, on the other hand, is called by [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]], who invites him to visit. Conan refuses, because he is on his way to visit the shrine where he eventually runs into Shukichi Haneda.

==== File 900 - Check ====

[[Shukichi Haneda|Shukichi]], the [[Detective Boys]], and [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]] are still searching for [[Yumi Miyamoto|Yumi]]'s whereabouts through the culprit's clues. A flashback showed how Shukichi and Yumi have met. The culprit is playing [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] with himself, with Yumi lies near him, bound and unconscious.

==== File 901 - The Forbidden Move ====
[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] deduces the location of the culprit and [[Yumi Miyamoto|Yumi]]. The [[Unknown_Child|unknown child]] fall asleep watching the [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] match.

==== File 902 - A Brilliant Move ====
<spoiler>
[[File:File 899-902 kidnapper manga.jpg|thumb|The kidnapper's face revealed to be Tanimori.]]
[[File:Keiko Tanimori manga.jpg|thumb|The motive for the kidnapping was Tanimori's wife, Keiko, who has died on illness.]]
[[Shukichi Haneda|Shukichi]] and the group confront the culprit at the hotel [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] is staying. The culprit once lose a shogi match to Shukichi due to rule technicality, and believe he could win the match, game-play-wise. Shukichi proves that the culprit overestimates himself and he will indeed lose, and he surrenders to the police.

[[Yumi Miyamoto|Yumi]] kisses Shukichi as a good luck charm after waking up. He returns to Yamanashi in time to win his 7th [[wikipedia:Shogi|shogi]] title. Yumi is still unaware of Shukichi's real profession.

The [[Unknown_Child|unknown child]] is happy at the result of the shogi match. [[Subaru Okiya]] also interests in an article about Shukichi winning all seven crowns.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Chikara Katsumata|Chikara Katsumata manga.jpg|
* Shogi player
* [[wikipedia:Meijin (shogi)|Meijin]]}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Shukichi is revealed to be a sharp-minded person. Shukichi wins the Meijin title (the remaining of the seven shogi titles that he didn't posses). Sera invites Conan to her hotel room to talk with him.
* Yumi kisses Shukichi.

=== Poolside Case ===
{{ref anime|787-788|The Mystery Sinking in the Midsummer Pool}}
==== File 903 - The Corpse in the Pool ====
[[Masumi Sera]] and the [[Unknown_Child|unknown child]] are waiting for [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] to visits them in their hotel room. The unknown child expresses her concern of trusting Conan, even though she thinks he is bright enough. They want to meet him alone but [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] and [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]] come along, hoping to swimming in the hotel's pool. Any plan to talk with Conan is put on hold and Masumi follows Conan's group to the pool.

At the pool, they met an acquaintance of Sonoko who work as a secretary for the company owning the hotel. With him, his fiance, the company president's daughter, her step sister and the hotel manager.

The company president's daughter lost her necklace so she orders the pool closed and bring out snorkeling gears for her group. The other three help her to find it but fail. The president's daughter then asks for diving cylinder and chases the other away, intend to find it by herself. Later, the president's daughter went missing and her body is found in the pool. The secretary and the manager jump in to help her. The manager steps on a piece of glass in the process.

==== File 904 - Sinking Shards of Glass ====
[[Juzo Megure|Inspector Megure]] and [[Wataru Takagi|Detective Takagi]] arrive at the scene to investigate the murder. The victim cause of death is drowning, and she died between noon and 1 p.m.

The receptionist's and the 3 suspects testimonies reveal that each suspect took turns to visit the victim alone when she searching, but only the manager claim to found her. In order, the manager at 12:05. the fiance after him, and the sister, who come back and ask the reception for time, 12:54.

[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] deduce that the glass shards were part of an aquarium from its shapes. They also found fishing line on the grate cover the pool's drain, and a hook above it. The bell boys mention having heard weird noise and saw big bubbles forming in the water.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Raito Samaki|Raito Samaki manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Company president's secretary
* Nagami's fiance}}
{{People|Nagami Oiso|Nagami Ooiso manga.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 31 years old
* Company president's daughter
* Raito's fiance}}
{{People|Hamaka Oiso|Hamaka Ooiso manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Nagami's half sister}}
{{People|Ensaku Toyoshima|Ensaku Toyoshima manga.jpg|
* 56 years old
* Hotel manager}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85fr.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85it.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85it g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_88sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 43sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 85-86)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume85e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 81-90]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 85]]
[[de:Band 85]]

Volume 84

2026-04-15T22:30:58Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 84
| chapters = 883-893
| image = Volume 84.jpg
| releasedate = July 18, 2014
| isbn = 978-4-09-125028-5<br />ISBN 978-4-09-159195-1 (Post cards included)
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 11, 2022<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-84/product/7217</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2910-4
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]]
| keyhole = [[Ryusuke Higo]]
| prev-volume = Volume 83
| next-volume = Volume 85
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 84 was released on July 18, 2014 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background/TV)}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino<br>(TV)}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Rikumichi Kusuda|display=Rikumichi Kusuda (background)}}
{{Char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (flashback)}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Kir (background)}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Andre Camel}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi|display=Sumiko Kobayashi (background)}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shiho Miyano|display=Shiho Miyano (background)}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Aquarium Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|772-773|Shinichi Kudo's Aquarium Case}}
{{ref anime|1187|Episode "ZERO" The Shinichi Kudo Aquarium Case}}

==== File 883 - The Scarlet Detective ====
After having identified the victim they use his phone to track down three people who are at the same aquarium. His date, his ex-girlfriend and the ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. All of them provides a phone video as an alibi. The date explains the victim might have been in some shady troubles, the ex-girlfriend says that the victim has kept bugging her with phonecalls and the new boyfriend tells that he was been bugged with strange e-mails, that he has deleted without reading, and is choked to learn that they are from his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend.
[[File:Aquarium case Shinichi manga.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Shinichi in front of the shark tank.]]
{{clearleft}}

==== File 884 - The Pink Answer ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Naho Ojiro'''. Kunihiro was blackmailing her by getting her to pay him since he's neck is in debt or he would send embarrassing photos of her while they were dating to her lover, family and work place to humiliate her.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kunihiro Shumoto|Shubo Koku manga.jpg|
*Victim (stabbed)
*26 years old
*Worker at Haido Town's gas station }}
{{People|Kanoko Nakagiri|Tongu Kanoko manga.jpg|
*27 years old
*Customer
*Shumoto's girlfriend}}
{{People|Naho Ojiro|Sono Shiti manga.jpg|
*26 years old
*Customer
*Shumoto's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Kodai Jinbe|Kodaina Jensho manga.jpg|
*28 years old
*Customer
* Naho's boyfriend}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Shinichi and Ran go on a date at the Beika Aquarium.
* Conan and Ran remember a murder case that happened at the aquarium less than a year ago.
* Shinichi says he'll go to the new amusement park, Tropical Land, with Ran.
* Shinichi buys Ran a new phone.

=== Kite-Flying Competition Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|765-766|Teimuzu River Kite Flying Case}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{newChar|[[Takahiro Sanada]]|Takahiro Sanada.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Soccer player for Big Osaka}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 885 - Kite-Flying Competition ====
The Detective Boys are preparing for a kite flying competition. On the ride to the venue, the others take notice of Haibara, who seems to be in a good mood, listening and humming to a song through her earpiece. Conan tries to figure out what she might be listening to from Agasa, who only mentions about her recent obsession with a recent special on Higo and before he could spill anything else, Haibara stops him. Conan comes up with a plan, that is letting the recording function in the phone turned on and turning the display black, he gives it to Ayumi to slide it secretly in Haibara's pockets when she starts humming the song.

The rest of them manage to get the kite flying, but soon, the tail rips off and it ends up circling and crashes down. Right beside them, a man named Renno Ryouta, is preparing to fly his kite while talking with his wife, Renno Takami, on the phone. She seems to be mad at him, for having cheated on her. As Ryouta tries to denies her claims, a man standing beside him, Kakura Yuitoshi, mutters that the woman Ryouta cheated on, was his younger sister. She is lying in the hospital, having self-harmed herself due to relationship between Ryouta. Yuitoshi even claims that Ryouta's kite flying partner, Yatsukoshi Takeshi, also had a crush on his sister, and warns Ryouta about it.

Meanwhile, Ayumi spills out the Conan's plans to Haibara. She soon realises having lost the cellphone somewhere. They try to look up in front of toilet box, where Ayumi felt something felt down while taking down her handkerchief back then. But to no avail. They guess that the one who stumbled behind Ayumi after she came out of the box, must have picked it up. Meanwhile, Conan and others are dumbfounded looking at their broken kite, which is beyond repair. Just then, they hear shouts of Takeshi warning his partner, Ryouta, who was walking backwards with the kite in hand, about the cliff's edge. But by the time he realises, it's too late, and Ryouta falls off the edge into the Teimuzu river. Conan takes notice of the cellphone lying near the edge, whose call is still ongoing, and thinks this might not be an accident.

==== File 886 - The Wiretapper ====
While Inspector Megure and Detective Takagi are quick to call it an accident, Conan explains otherwise based on the signs of the rope railing being tampered with. He points out to Yuitoshi, Yatsukoshi and the victim's wife, Takami as possible suspects.

Yatsukoshi tells that he works at the cafe runned by Ryouta. Yuitoshi was the senior to Ryuota and Yatshukoshi, in their high school baseball club. He mentions about Ryouta making a pass at his younger sister, eventually driving her to attempt to kill herself, and hence had warned him during the competition. He further says, Yatsukoshi also has a motive as well, since he too has a crush on his sister. Also Ryouta's wife, Takami had been furious after Yuitoshi had told her about her husband's affairs, so she had a motive as well. When asked why didn't he warn Ryouta about the cliff's edge, he said he was far away and also Ryouta had a plastic bottle tucked in his armpits, hence Yuitoshi guessed he might have went to the edge to throw it away.

Takami says she was there all the time in her home, and could hardly have made Ryouta fall down the cliff. She also denies having heard any other conversation besides their on the phone, but she recalls that Ryouta did mumbled now and then, and had told her to hold up the call for a moment once. The police looks on the competition footage and find no odd behaviour by the suspects.

Agasa informs Conan that his phone is lost. He tried calling it several times, after the ambulance took away the victim, and then it was switched off. Upon hearing this, Conan muses to himself with a smile.

==== File 887 - The Devil's Voice ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Takeshi Yatsukoshi'''.
He was communicating with Ryouta using waterbottles as recpetion and kite strings. The kite string was tied to the bottles and he directed Ryouta towards the place where he had the tampered the strings with. The police along with the detective boys manage to corner him, making him give Conan's cellphone that he had picked up. As it was still recording, and he had placed it in his breast pocket, it recorded his last words to Ryouta, which are substantial proof. His motive was hatred towards Ryouta for going after his crush, that is Yuitoshi's sister.

Later that day, Conan watches a clip of the TV special of Higo in Yoko's interview, in which he reveals his new favourite song to be Yoko's Dandelion. Conan wonders if Haibara was listening to this same song.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ryōta Renno|Ryouta Renno manga.jpg|
*Victim (drowned - injured)
*39 years old
*Kite Competitor }}
{{People|Takami Renno|Takami Renno manga.jpg|
*35 years old
*Ryota's Wife }}
{{People|Yuitoshi Kakura|Yuitoshi Kakura manga.jpg|
*41 years old
*Kite Competitor }}
{{People|Kakura|File885 Kakura manga.jpg|
*Yuitoshi Kakura's younger sister }}
{{People|Takeshi Yatsukoshi|Takeshi Yatsukoshi manga.jpg|
*34 years old
*Kite Competitor }}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Haibara loves to hear Yoko Okino's songs due to the fact that Ryusuke Higo likes them too.

=== Tea Poisoning Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|770-771|The Tense Tea Party}}
==== File 888 - The Tense Tea Party ====
Kogoro comes home having had a good luck at the Pachinko parlour. He sees the message at the door by Ran and checks his phone, which was switched off, to find many missed-calls and messages saying Eri is hospitalised. He rushes to the Haido city hospital, to find Eri recovered from the appendicitis surgery.

In the lobby outside, Kogoro and Conan run into Amuro Tooru, who seems to be asking around for a patient named Kusuda Rikumichi. Conan is unsettled upon learning this. He also takes note of the fact that Amuro reacted to the word "zero", when someone said it out loud nearby. Upon asked by Kogoro, Amuro says it was his nickname.

Meanwhile in one of the patient wards, Kousaka Juri is being visited by her group of friends, Beppu Katsuki, Happou Tokie and Sutou Reina, who brings in hot water and suggests holding a tea-party. While, having the tea party, Reina starts to flaunt her riches leaving a bad taste among the others. But suddenly she collapses on the floor, after taking a sip of the lemon tea.

==== File 889 - Zero ====
==== File 890 - High-Velocity Blood Splatters ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Juri Kosaka'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tokie Happo|Tokie Happou manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Visitor }}
{{People|Katsuki Beppu|Katsuki Beppu manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Visitor }}
{{People|Juri Kosaka|Juri Kousaka manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Hospitalized patient}}
{{People|Reina Suto|Reina Sutou manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 42 years old
*Visitor }}
{{People|Tsuneo Suto|Tsuneo Sutou manga.jpg|
* Reina's son}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Once Kogoro learns that Eri has undergone surgery, he rushes to the hospital worried about her.
* Bourbon asks Conan about Rikumichi Kusuda.
* Bourbon used to be called "Zero".
* Takagi shares information about Rikumichi Kusuda being a patient at Haido Central Hospital and about the bloodstains found inside his car.
* Bourbon is scolded by a woman that looks similar to Elena Miyano.

=== Elementary Teacher Assault ===
{{ref anime|779-780|The Scarlet Return|The Scarlet Return|l1=The Scarlet Prologue|l2=The Scarlet Pursuit}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Natsuko Shibuya]]|image = Natsuko Shibuya.jpg|description =
* Elementary School teacher}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 891 - The Last Piece ====
==== File 892 - Out of My Japan... ====

==== File 893 - Bourbon's Pursuit, Scarlet Prologue ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Fumiyuki Kandachi'''. Kandachi misunderstood Natsuko's checking system, in Japan ('''✓''') is marked for wrong while ('''O''') for correct; since she studied in America it was reversed. Because she used this system, Kandachi was confused about the difference and struck her without thinking. Since this was an assault and not a homicide, Inspector Megure would show leniency, while another teacher runs in and says the hospital called to say Natsuko has taken a turn for the worse. Conan, Camel, and Jodie rush to the hospital and she just got out of a successful surgery. Amuro tries to antagonize Camel into saying something about Rikumichi Kasuda, but Jodie pulls him away trying to keep him safe. Only Camel lets slip how Rikumichi died after she asks, and she vanishes leaving Camel in a confused state. The Jodie he talked with was really Vermouth and she tells Bourbon what she just learned.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Natsuko Shibuya|Shibuya Natsuko manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned - injured)
* 28 years old
* Elementary School teacher }}
{{People|Yoshiharu Sugamoto|Sugamoto Yoshiharu manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Elementary School teacher }}
{{People|Akiyo Ueno|Ueno Akiyo manga.jpg|
* 39 years old
* Parent of child }}
{{People|Fumiyuki Kandachi|Kandachi Fumiyuki manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Parent of child }}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Bourbon knows that Jodie and Camel are FBI agents.
* Bourbon and Vermouth appear.
* Jodie and Camel appear.
* Flashbacks about Hidemi Hondou's retrieval and [[The Jet-Black Mystery Train]] cases are shown.
* Conan asks Amuro whether he's an enemy of the bad guys.
* Conan confronts Bourbon directly with his suspicion of him being a B.O. member.
* Camel is fooled by Vermouth in disguise as Jodie.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84it.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84it g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_87sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume84e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 81-90]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 84]]
[[de:Band 84]]

Volume 82

2026-04-15T19:41:29Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 82
| chapters = 862-872
| image = Volume 82.jpg
| releasedate = January 17, 2014
| isbn = 978-4-09-124551-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 12, 2022<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-82/product/7023</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2117-7
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|Kageyama]]
| keyhole = [[Tomoko Suzuki]]
| prev-volume = Volume 81
| next-volume = Volume 83
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 82 was released on January 17, 2014 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Shiro Suzuki}}
{{Char|Tomoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
{{Char|Ayako Suzuki|display=Ayako Suzuki (background)}}
{{Char|Yuzo Tomizawa|display=Yuzo Tomizawa (background)}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Taii}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Goro}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Twin Bets ===
{{ref anime|746-747|Kaitou Kid VS Makoto Kyogoku}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Green Emperor|image = Green Emperor manga.jpg|description =
* Green gem}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 862 - Iron Wall ====

==== File 863 - Blackout ====

==== File 864 - Girls and Boys ====
<spoiler>
It is hinted that '''Sonoko Suzuki''' is Kaitou Kid in disguise. Makoto reveals he can detail the physical features of anyone he meets in moments.
</spoiler>

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Sonoko brings Makoto to her house to meet her parents.
* Makoto tells Sonoko how he knows Kid in disguise, yet the answer makes Sonoko frustrated.
* Makoto takes the challenge to defeat Kaitou Kid in order to stay Sonoko's boyfriend.

=== Taii's Owner ===
{{ref anime|751-752|The Case of the Lucky Calico}}
==== File 865 - Taii the Calico Cat ====

==== File 866 - A Cat Hiding Its Claws ====

<spoiler>
The real owner of Taii is '''Teishi Masuko'''. Taii's real name is Soseki (漱石).

When Conan and the Detective Boys went to visit Masuko, he was found lying unconscious on the floor with his head bleeding.</spoiler>

==== File 867 - Mischievous Child ====

==== File 868 - Lucky Cat ====
<spoiler>
Conan reveal to them that culprit is '''Rinpei Urushiya'''. Takagi lets it slip he and Sato have slept together. Rinpei reveals he is Taii old owner who had him for a year and a half while he was kitten who was stray. He gave to Teishi when his wife was suffering from a animal loss. After the case, soon Taii went around for a bit and ended up with Azusa.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shogo Amesawa|Shougo Amesawa manga.jpg|
* 36 years old
* Unemployed}}
{{People|Teishi Masuko|Teishi Masuko manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned - injured)
* 54 years old
* Company president}}
{{People|Mutsumi Shagawa|Mutsumi Shagawa manga.jpg|
* 61 years old
* Housewife}}
{{People|Girl|V82-F865 Girl manga.jpg|
* Mutsumi's granddaughter}}
{{People|Teishi's Wife|V82-F865 Woman manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Wife of Company President}}
{{People|Furuyo Tsuyuguchi|Furuyo Tsuyuguchi manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Snack bar owner}}
{{People|Mari Asoh|Mari Asou manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Ex-office worker}}
{{People|Rinpei Urushiya|Rinpei Urushiya manga.jpg|
* 53 years old
* Novelist}}
{{EndBox}}

=== A Missing Item ===
{{ref anime|748-749|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 9}}
==== File 869 - It's Not There... ====

==== File 870 - When A Wish Comes True... ====

==== File 871 - Red Badge ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Toshinari Shiga'''. The motive was that Hiroto was stalking Mika which caused her death.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Noriya Makabe|Noriya Makabe manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* First grader}}
{{People|Toshinari Shiga|Toshinari Shiga manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Graduate student
* Noriya's cousin}}
{{People|Mika Shiga|869 Mika manga.jpg|
* Deceased (car accident)
* Toshinari's older sister}}
{{People|Hiroto Yasutomi|Hiroto Yasutomi manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 31 years old
* Unemployed}}
{{EndBox}}

=== The Red Woman Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|754-756|The Tragedy of the Red Woman}}
==== File 872 - Red Woman ====
Conan, Ran, and Sonoko head to a cabin in the woods with Masumi to meet some of [[Akai_family%27s_middle_brother|her brother]]'s old friends to solve a mystery. Along the way, they saw a woman dressed in all red hiding but vanished when seen. When Conan and co. arrive they meet the friends of Masumi's brother: Tamami Minegishi, Sumika Kawana, Masaie Hakuya, and Jinsuke Ninda. Ran mentions the woman in all red thinking she was apart of the friends' group, and everyone panics believing her the killer, the Red Woman- who got her name by killing her husband who was having an affair, soaking her coat in blood- who killed their friend Satoko in the nearby bog 15 years earlier; since then, strange things have happened at the villa, so Masumi was asked by her brother to investigate. Ran, Sonoko, and Sumika clean the dining area and find the bath prepared, and since they finished their chores they get ready to soak. Masumi and Conan accompany Jinsuke for groceries, and on their return find Masaie dead in the bath tub the girls were about to use full of floating tomatoes.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Jinsuke Ninda|Jinsuke Ninda manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Holiday villa guest}}
{{People|Tamami Minegishi|Tamami Minegishi manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Holiday villa guest}}
{{People|Sumika Kawana|Sumika Kawana manga.jpg|
* Victim (slashed - injured)
* 28 years old
* Holiday villa guest}}
{{People|Masaie Hakuya|Masaie Hakuya manga.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 29 years old
* Holiday villa guest}}
{{People|Komayo Takeno|File872 Woman manga.jpg|
* Deceased?
* Red Woman}}
{{People|Satoko Imoto|File872 Satoko manga.jpg|
* Deceased (drowned)}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* This volume marks the first appearance of [[Shiro Suzuki]] and [[Tomoko Suzuki]] since "[[Volume 16|'''File 159''': Finale]]".
* File 865 was accompanied by a special booklet with information about major characters and the Black organization that had not been revealed in the manga, an interview with Gosho, and images of the drawing process for the file.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_85sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume82f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 81-90]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 82]]
[[de:Band 82]]

Volume 81

2026-04-15T19:40:44Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 81
| chapters = 851-861
| image = Volume_81.jpg
| releasedate = November 18, 2013
| isbn = 978-4-09-124499-4
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 11, 2022<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-81/product/6923</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2116-0
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:探偵はバーにいる|The Handyman of Susukino]]
| keyhole = [[Yuzuki Fukui]]
| prev-volume = Volume 80
| next-volume = Volume 82
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 81 was released on November 18, 2013 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Rikumichi Kusuda|display=Rikumichi Kusuda (flashback)}}
{{char|Chugo Nishiya|display=Chugo Nishiya (flashback)}}
{{char|Chotaro Shinki|display=Chotaro Shinki (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Scar Akai|display=Scar Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Andre Camel|display=Andre Camel (speech bubble)}}
{{char|Tohei Benzaki}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino<br>(poster)}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background/voice)}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{char|Akai family's middle brother|"The Criminal"|display=Masumi's brother}}
{{Char|Detective Boys vs. Robber Group#People|EP563-564 Robber 5|display=Robber #5 (flashback)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== A Shrine to Remember ===
{{ref anime|734|Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap}}
==== File 851 - Jodie Remembers ====

==== File 852 - Whereabouts of Shuichi Akai ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Yoriko Danno'''. She wanted to avenge her son's death. Yoriko was pickpocketed by Ikuyo one year ago, and she lost her car keys which were placed inside the stolen purse. Because she couldn't open the car without them, her son who has asthma was locked inside the car for several hours. When he got sent to the hospital, it was already too late and he died. So Yuriko researched about that pickpocket on the Internet and hung out at places where she frequently appears.

'''Tohei Benzaki''' turns out to be '''Bourbon''' in disguise, while the pregnant woman is actually '''Vermouth''', who is there to assist Bourbon.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigemori Sakamaki|Shigemori Sakamaki manga.jpg|
* 66 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Tohei Benzaki|Touhei Benzaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Ikuyo Yatani|Ikuyo Yatani manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 50 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Yoriko Danno|Yoriko Danno manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|[[Motoe Benzaki]]|V81-F851 Woman manga.jpg|
* Tohei's pregnant wife}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Bourbon and Vermouth disguise as a married couple and collect intelligence about Shuichi Akai and Conan's actions during Clash of Red and Black.
* Conan shares intelligence about Bourbon with Agent Jodie.
* [[Clash of Red and Black]] and [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group]] cases are explored.

=== Cocktail of Sorrow ===
{{ref anime|738-739|Kogoro in the Bar}}
==== File 853 - A Detective Encounters a Case in a Bar ====

==== File 854 - A Detective Deduces a Case in a Bar ====

==== File 855 - A Detective Solves a Case in a Bar ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Monpei Kogure'''. He wanted to avenge Yoshikuwa. After the case is closed, Detective Takagi told Conan that Touhei Benzaki, a victim from pickpocket case is strange, there is a contradiction in bank robbery case, then the real Benzaki said that he does not remember he was involved in that pickpocket murder case and he is unmarried. Conan who is suspected that fake couple is Bourbon and Vermouth, rushed back to the Mouri Detective Agency in panic.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Yuzuki Fukui]]|Yuzuki Fukui manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Blue Parrot bartender}}
{{People|Chikafumi Usuda|Chikafumi Usuda manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 51 years old
* Office worker (department manager)}}
{{People|Mika Kishiura|Mika Kishiura manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Kensaku Hatsumura|Kensaku Hatsumura manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Office worker}}
{{People|Monpei Kogure|Monpei Kogure manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Office worker}}
{{clear}}
{{People|Yoshikuwa|Yoshikuwa manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Office worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Kogoro tries to investigate who is always solving the case while he asleep.
* He concluded that his "other" self is solving the case when he is asleep.
* Conan just realizes about the presence of Bourbon and Vermouth in Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap case via a mismatch report from Takagi, related to the case.

=== Steamy Relations ===
{{ref anime|740-741|Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well}}
==== File 856 - Adultery Investigation ====

==== File 857 - My Deduction ====

==== File 858 - A Problematic Deduction ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kenya Settsu'''. </spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Keiko Kitao|Keiko Kitao manga.jpg|
* Teitan High School Class A student
* Rumi's younger sister}}
{{People|Rumi Kitao|Rumi Kitao manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Kenya Settsu|Kenya Setsutsu manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Waka Hashitani|Waka manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* University student}}
{{People|Mitsuaki Kaga|Mitsuaki Kaga manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan has a bad feeling that Black Organization will attack him or Haibara now.
* Bourbon stalks Conan as he makes a phone call to Haibara.
* Conan and Ran suspect the presence of Masumi's older brother, thanks to Eri.

=== Bumper Brawn ===
{{ref anime|744-745|The Suspect is Makoto Kyogoku}}
==== File 859 - Jeet Kune Do vs. Karate ====

On a heavily raining day, Conan, Ran, Sonoko, Sera and Kogoro go bowling in Gunma. Makoto, who has just returned to Japan, is also coming, and Sonoko plans to introduce him to Sera. But, Sera is very curious, she quickly loses her patience, and cuddles Sonoko in an attempt to make her tell her who the person is. As she does so, Makoto arrives, and since he mistakenly thinks that Sera is a guy getting too intimate with his girlfriend, puts his hand on her shoulder forcefully and gives her a death stare. Sera takes the death stare as a sign that Makoto is challenging her, and a fight ensues. Sonoko is delighted by this scene, as she has been waiting for it for a long time; this means that Ran has to step in to stop the fight in the end. After resolving the misunderstanding and introducing themselves to each other, Makoto asks who taught Sera Jeet Kune Do, as he has learned from their brief engagement that Sera is quite good at it. Sera cites her brother (who, according to her, is three times as good as she is at it) as her teacher, which confuses Conan, who thought that her brother is dead. Sera clarifies that she actually has two elder brothers: the older between them taught her martial arts, and is probably dead; the younger one is whom she called during the last case. Sera continues to say that her second brother looks like their father (unlike her and the first brother), is very intelligent, and sometimes discusses cases with her. In addition, he has very important work to do, and thus is reluctant to share with Sera the specifics of his work and where he lives. Sera concludes by saying that her second brother thought that her deduction in the last case was problematic (which it was), and that Conan could rectify it for her. Conan replies that all credit should go to Shinichi; Sera smiles at him upon hearing this, which makes Conan think in dismay that maybe Sera already knows his identity.

At this moment two middle school teachers (named Michiko Monna and Sunami Masaki respectively) approach Makoto to apologize for their fellow teacher (called Masahiro Tanba) having picked a fight with him after drinking. Makoto says that he does not mind, and learns that Tanba is not injured by his punch and is now sleeping in their car. He then joins Sonoko and her friends in bowling, but as he is about to throw the bowling ball he hears Sonoko cheering for him. This makes Makoto blush and becomes a distraction for him, and the ball ends up causing massive vandalization instead of hitting the pins. Makoto thus smiles awkwardly, saying that bowling is not for him; combined with the fact that he still suffers from jet lag, he decides to go rest in Kogoro’s rented car.

A while later, Monna, out of worry, leaves the bowling alley to check on Tanba. When she returns she says that Tanba is missing. Kogoro offers to help (not because he suddenly turns warm-hearted, but because he has been bowling with the two teachers for a while and finds them quite attractive), and Conan and company join in. After a thorough search of the surrounding area, Masaki finds Tanba dead in a small porta-potty in the bowling alley’s parking lot. There are signs that he has been drowned somewhere else and dragged to the porta-potty; and since Tanba was a tall and robust man, Sera deduces that unless several people were involved in transporting the body, the murderer must be extraordinarily strong. Could it be the case that Makoto is the murderer, given that nobody knows where he was during the last few hours (Makoto did not rejoin the group until after the discovery of the body), and he just had a fight with Tanba?

==== File 860 - The Smell of Kerosene ====

The rain stops as Yamamura arrives to investigate; he is informed by Kogoro that they actually searched the parking lot two times. During the first search there was no sign of Tanba, for which the searchers went to the bars nearby to look for him, and stayed in those streets for an hour. After yielding nothing there either, they went back to the parking lot, and this time the body appeared. Yamamura asks whether they looked into the porta-potty specifically during the first parking lot search, and the two teachers respond that they did not enter, because there was a sign reading “OUT OF SERVICE”, and the door was padlocked.

Presently a subordinate of Yamamura tells him that the victim died around 5:30, which was when the first parking lot search ended. From these pieces of information, Yamamura deduces that Tanba was removed from their car before Monna went there to check on him, and that after everybody had gone to look for him in bars, the murderer drowned him and dragged him into the porta-potty. Yamamura then asks whether anyone holds a grudge against Tanba, which allows him to quickly learn that he fought with Makoto just a few hours before his unfortunate end. Since Makoto has no valid alibi, Yamamura determines that he is guilty and swiftly handcuffs him. Kogoro tells Yamamura that pronouncing Makoto to be guilty with so few clues is rather inappropriate, but the strongest protest of all comes from Sonoko. She puts herself between Yamamura and a confused Makoto, and declares (while blushing) that someone as outstanding and caring as Makoto must be innocent. This does not convince Yamamura, but after learning that Tanba was electrocuted by a stun gun before being killed and that Makoto is a national karate champion (who obviously has no need for a stun gun for self-protection), he agrees to take the handcuffs off Makoto; he also complains that Makoto should have told him that earlier (Conan remarks that Yamamura already knows Makoto from Sonoko’s handkerchief case).

The investigation continues (more accurately, Sera and Conan continue the investigation, as it starts raining again and Yamamura and Kogoro have gone inside the bowling alley to take shelter). They learn that due to land subsidence in the area, water would accumulate around it whenever it rains; this seems to be a major clue. In addition, the two detectives notice plenty of mud on the lower parts of the wall of the porta-potty, find evidence that duct tape once sealed the door and covered the ventilation grills located at the back of the porta-potty (curiously, the ventilation grills near the bottom of the door were not affected), and realize that kerosene was a part of the murderer’s trick. These clues allow them to see that it is possible that Tanba was actually drowned in the porta-potty.

Having inspected the porta-potty fully, Sera and Conan go indoors as well. There, they are told that a long, clear mark is present on the lower abdomen of Tanba’s body, which might mean that the murderer transported Tanba by grabbing his belt. They also learn that the police have found in the rubbish bin beside the porta-potty a wet towel and four cans burnt around the tear line and with odors resembling kerosene. Upon seeing these, Conan immediately rushes out, believing that there is one critical part of the porta-potty that he previously ignored. Sera quietly follows him there, and both find that a large portion of the ceiling has been burnt. This is the last piece of evidence that they need, and now both have a theory of what happened. However, partially because of her failure in the previous case, Sera is not very confident in herself, and so sends her deduction to her second brother to ask for his nod, and mentions that “he” (i.e. Conan) has gotten to the bottom already. The brother does not comment on her deduction, and instead asks who the “he” refers to. Sera thus sends him a photo of Conan, expecting the brother to be surprised, but she ends up being the one surprised: the reply of her brother is “if it is him then there is no problem”. Sera does not understand why his brother knows about Conan.

==== File 861 - Just Like Magic ====

<spoiler>
Conan goes back into the bowling alley and, after some efforts, convinces Kogoro and Yamamura to go outside for an “experiment”. They head to a porta-potty that Conan has asked Yamamura’s subordinates to set up (in the name of Kogoro, of course); similar to the original one, due to subsidence, a lot of rainwater accumulates around it. Kogoro is annoyed by the fact that someone has been doing things that he does not even know about in his name, but before he can protest Conan tranquilizes him and announces that the experiment will begin, with Yamamura being its subject. Yamamura accepts, albeit reluctantly, as he does not know what to expect. Conan says that it is simple, and that he just needs to sit on the flush toilet of the porta-potty and wait. He then requests Sera to cover the ventilation grills at the back with duct tape, place four cans partially filled by kerosene onto the shelves of the porta-potty, stuff a piece of paper inside each and ignite them. After this, Sera is to close the door and seal it with more duct tape, and the preparation is done. In the next few minutes, as the burning continues, the pressure inside the porta-potty increases. Eventually, oxygen runs out, the burning stops, and the air pressure reduces rapidly as temperature drops, causing water to be sucked into the porta-potty through the ventilation grills on the door. In this way, the volume of water inside drastically increases, and while at the start of the experiment it reached the lower portions of Yamamura’s legs, now he finds himself completely submerged and unable to breathe. If Sera had not removed the duct tape and opened the door in time, Yamamura would be dead in minutes.

As Sera finishes explaining the physics behind the murder scheme, she turns to '''Sunami Masaki''', and declares her to be the murderer. She conjectures that on the way of taking the drunk Tanba back to their car, Masaki told him that she had forgotten the car key so that she could take him to the porta-potty for “temporary shelter against the rain”. Once Tanba was inside in a sitting position, Masaki would stun him and tie his belt to the flush toilet (in this way, if Tanba tries to stand up to avoid being submerged in water, he will be unable to do so, and a mark will be left on his abdomen as he attempts). Then she set up the cans (without igniting the paper yet), padlocked the porta-potty, put up the sign to dissuade others from approaching, used duct tape to cover the ventilation grills at the back and blocked the entrance to the drainage system nearby with a towel. With everything prepared, Masaki now could return to the bowling alley. She would claim that Tanba was asleep in the car, and encourage Monna to check on him so that she would notice that he was missing and ask her to search for him. This would give her a reason to return to the parking lot. Now that there was enough rainwater around the porta-potty, she would ignite the four pieces of paper (this is why the ceiling appeared burnt), seal the door with duct tape, remove the padlock and the sign and leave Tanba to die. Meanwhile she would convince Monna to head to nearby bars to continue the search so that she would have a valid alibi.

Sera continues stealing Conan’s show time and says that since this alibi will work only if the body is discovered soon after death, the murderer will be desperate to come back as soon as possible. Additionally, under this scheme, the murderer has to make sure that she (or he) is the one to find the body first, because the duct tape and the cans have to be disposed of, the entrance to the drainage system must be unblocked to remove water, the rope used to tie Tanba to the flush toilet must be cut and the completely soaked toilet paper needs replacement (if any of these fails, the police might think that there is something fishy). In other words, that Masaki discovered the body is proof that she is guilty. Another piece of evidence is as follows: since no duct tape was found in the rubbish bin, it must have been flushed down the toilet. Following this line of reasoning, Sera and Conan asked the police to look into the sewage system for retrieval. They have successfully done so, and, unsurprisingly, they have found Masaki’s fingerprints on it (as it is almost impossible to scrape duct tape off a surface with gloves on).

Knowing that the evidence the police have is unequivocal, Masaki admits that she killed Tanba. The motive is somewhat convoluted: Tanba was engaged to a good friend of hers, but since his parents had already picked another girl and were vehemently opposed to their marriage, the desperate couple decided to commit suicide together. However, when they were actually standing on the cliff and looking down at the bottomless ocean, Tanba was scared and, while his lover jumped off and eventually drowned, he stayed on the cliff cowardly and failed to kill himself. Masaki could not tolerate such behavior, and she also wanted the two to rejoin, which prompted her to do it herself.

The case is therefore solved. Presently Sera receives another message from her second brother, and while Aoyama does not show us, the readers, the main body (although it can be inferred that the brother is explaining why he knows Conan), he does kindly allow us to see the P.S. It reads “have you seen the wizard already?”, to which Sera responds “you could say so” as she looks at Conan with a smiley face.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Michiko Monna|Michiko Monna manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Middle school math teacher}}
{{People|Sunami Masaki|Sunami Masaki manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Middle school science teacher}}
{{People|Masahiro Tanba|File859-861 Tanba manga.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 32 years old
* Middle school P.E. teacher}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* This is the first time Makoto meets Masumi and had a small fight with her.
* Makoto fights Masumi because he thought that Masumi is a playboy that want to seduce Sonoko.
* Masumi's older brother knows a lot about Conan.

== Cover in other countries ==
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume81f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume81g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume81ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume81k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
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== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 81-90]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

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Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

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[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

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Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵はバーにいる|''The Phone Call in the Bar'']]|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

[[de:Gosho Aoyamas kleines Lexikon der Meisterdetektive]]

Volume 80

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 80
| chapters = 840-850
| image = Volume 80.jpg
| releasedate = July 18, 2013
| isbn = 978-4-09-124324-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 12, 2021<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-80/product/6821</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2115-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Shioriko Shinokawa]]
| keyhole = [[Shukichi Haneda]]
| prev-volume = Volume 79
| next-volume = Volume 81
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 80 was released on July 18, 2013 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Hikaru Hinohara}}
{{Char|Goro Otaki}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background)}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Osamu Kenzaki}}
{{Char|Detective Samonji|display=Detective Samonji (background)}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Sakurako Yonehara}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Scar Akai|display=Scar Akai<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Andre Camel|display=Andre Camel (flashback)}}
{{Char|Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|EP563-564 Robber 4|display=Robber #4 (flashback)}}
}}

== Chapters ==

=== Vampire's Mansion ===
{{ref anime|712-715|Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion }}
==== File 840 - The Serial Killer's Plan ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Jouhei Hagawa'''. Hikaru Hinohara was actually Hakuya's daughter due to the will and DNA report found in his room. The tunnel that he was escaping in was made for Hikaru. Hakuya bought clothes as gifts to Hikaru because he wants to find out her body size to see how wide to make the tunnel. He wanted Hikaru to do the serial murder plan that he made for her. All the tricks done was he was to tell her when she was at the foreign torture in the morning but Jouhei intercepted the message on her phone. Foreseeing that he'd get back together with Mina and he did the plan and try to get the money that way. Hakuya committed suicide to make the tricks work. Along with the plan there is his cellphone, the keys the freezer and the switch to blow up the tunnel. The motive was avenge Youko whose accidental was actually plotted by Jouhei, Shimizu, Kamiyo and Asanobu. Since Hakuya was a doctor he must've drugged Shimizu with something to thin out her blood and drew it out from artery at her neck with a catheter. Jouhei snuck over to he hding space underneath the coffin and retreived the head using a secret passage. Hakuya's will also include that Hikaru don't have to take revenge if she is willing to forgive those, who killed her mother. Conan is sure that Hikaru would have taken that option.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hakuya Torakura|Hakuya Torakura manga.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Victim (stabbed)
* Master of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Rikushige Koga|Rikushige Koga manga.jpg|
* 71 years old
* Torakura household butler}}
{{People|Ruri Torakura|Ruri Torakura manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Asanobu's wife}}
{{People|Asanobu Torakura|Asanobu Torakura manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 52 years old
* Second son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Kamiyo Torakura|Kamiyo Torakura manga.jpg|squeezed=1|fsize=0.98em|
* Victim (strangled)
* 60 years old
* Eldest daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Johei Hagawa|Jouhei Hagawa manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Kamiyo's lover}}
{{People|Kishiharu Torakura|Kishiharu Torakura manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Third son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Mina Torakura|Mina Torakura manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Second daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Hikaru Hinohara|Hikaru Hinohara manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Shimizu|V79 Shimizu manga.jpg|
* Deceased (blood loss)
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Yoko Hinohara|Youko Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Hikaru Hinohara's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Delivery Service ===
{{ref anime|722-723|Sweet and Cold Delivery Service}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Taii]]|image = Taii.jpg|description =
* Stray cat}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 841 - Undelivered Goods ====

==== File 842 - A Cat's Home Delivery Service ====

==== File 843 - A Parcel for Kudo-samakata ====

<spoiler>Conan makes the deliverymen take [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s cake to the Kudo Residence, where [[Subaru Okiya]] is staying. Subaru notices that someone needs help and makes the deliverymen give Conan a mobile phone. However, they find out the [[Detective Boys]] were in the truck and try to kill them. [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] arrives just in time to save them after fighting the two men, thanks to the note Conan sent to the Poirot. Subaru watches Amuro from his house.

The two deliverymen had killed someone and were trying to get an alibi.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Taii|Taii cat manga.jpg|
* Stray cat}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Man1 manga.jpg|
* Deliveryman}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Man2 manga.jpg|
* Deliveryman}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Victim manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* As he has given Haibara his jacket, Mitsuhiko faints from coldness. In order to warm him, Haibara puts him inside the jacket. When he wokes up and realizes that he's sharing a jacket with Haibara (knowing that she's only wearing a shirt and her underwear under the jacket), he blushes.
* Bourbon saves Detective Boys from the delivery men, and Subaru is shown watching him suspiciously.

=== Our Territory ===
{{ref anime|727-728|The Treasure Chest Filled with Fruits}}
==== File 844 - Today's Fruits ====

==== File 845 - Our Territory ====

==== File 846 - The Magic Lock ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Wataru Furuya'''. Fruit of the trunk lock was fake. Steel shackle can be pulled out by the easy way. People have adapted wataru furuya lock is only evidence that he is a bad apple in the trunk is a fruit found in the time lost to the number one. Cause the body to have a reason not to eat is wataru furuya. At the end of the sera with the threat of gangster conan the apple, if consumed in large quantities can be toxic. The villains show itself.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shuhei Kurimura|Shuuhei Kurimura manga.jpg|
* Pâtissier}}
{{People|Terafumi Kasuga|Terafumi Kasuga manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Food coordinator}}
{{People|Shotoku Takeki|Shoutoku Takeki manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 69 years old
* Cuisine critic}}
{{People|Toshihide Taruoka|Toshihide Taruoka manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Nichiuri TV producer}}
{{People|Wataru Furuya|Wataru Furuya manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Nichiuri TV assistant director}}
{{People|Claire Enokido|Kurea Enokido manga.jpg|
* Pâtissière}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan tries to ask something secretly from Sera.
* Conan asks Sera if they ever meet before but refused by Sera to answer, until the time comes.

=== Yumi's Love Story ===
{{ref anime|731-732|The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Shukichi Haneda]]|image = Shukichi Haneda.jpg|description =
* 28 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 847 - Until I Collect All Seven ====
Naeko's friend Sakurako called Naeko that someone is dead inside the apartment and Yumi met the apartment resident next-door named Shukichi Haneda who was her boyfriend and revealed that to the Detective Boys and Yumi looking at him with a not-him-again face.

==== File 848 - A Well-prepared Move ====

==== File 849 - Taiko's Optimal Moves ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Naganobu Itami'''. He committed the murder to put a stop to his wife's addiction to buying stocks.

At the end it is revealed that Shukichi Haneda is a professional shogi player. Due to an encounter in the past with his now ex-girlfriend Yumi, he believed that winning the seven shogi titles (Meijin, Ryu-oh, Kisei, Oi, Oza, Kioh and Osho) would win her heart.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Naganobu Itami|Naganobu Itami manga.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{People|Chiyoko Itami|Chiyoko Itami manga.jpg|
* Victim (hanged)
* 52 years old
* Naganobu's wife}}
{{People|Shukichi Haneda|Shukichi Haneda manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{People|Yasuie Itami|Yasuie Itami manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Naganobu's son}}
{{People|Ichiko|File 847-849 Ichiko manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Naganobu's niece}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* It is revealed that Naeko and Sakurako are childhood friends, though Naeko asserts that she is a year older than Sakurako.
* Yumi's ex-boyfriend is explored in this case.

=== A Shrine to Remember ===
{{ref anime|734|Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap}}
==== File 850 - Bourbon's Objective ====
[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] arranged a secret meeting with [[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] to reveal to her that the true identity of [[Rei Furuya|Bourbon]] and [[Scar Akai]] was actually a man called Tooru Amuro, who was working at Poirot. Conan asked the FBI to investigate why Amuro was still working at the Poirot even though he had achieved his goal. They met one of the flower viewers, named Touhei Benzaki, who said that he was the husband of the woman who was going to tape Jodie's eyes and mouth back in the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Bank Robbery case]]. He also said that he had seen Scar Akai a few days ago. Conan wondered why Amuro still disguised as Scar Akai even though he thought that Shuichi was already dead. [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] asked Conan who [[Shuichi Akai|Shuichi]] was, because she had the feeling that he was like someone she knew: Dai Moroboshi. Conan awkwardly evaded the topic by telling her that the person called Shuichi had already died, however, a murder occurred before he could finish his words.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigemori Sakamaki|Shigemori Sakamaki manga.jpg|
* 66 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|[[Tohei Benzaki]]|Touhei Benzaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Ikuyo Yatani|Ikuyo Yatani manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 50 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Yoriko Danno|Yoriko Danno manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_83sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 40sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 79-80)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 80]]
[[de:Band 80]]

Volume 80

2026-04-15T19:33:03Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 80
| chapters = 840-850
| image = Volume 80.jpg
| releasedate = July 18, 2013
| isbn = 978-4-09-124324-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 12, 2021<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-80/product/6821</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2115-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|Shioriko Shinokawa]]
| keyhole = [[Shukichi Haneda]]
| prev-volume = Volume 79
| next-volume = Volume 81
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 80 was released on July 18, 2013 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Hikaru Hinohara}}
{{Char|Goro Otaki}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Bourbon}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo (background)}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Osamu Kenzaki}}
{{Char|Detective Samonji|display=Detective Samonji (background)}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Sakurako Yonehara}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Scar Akai|display=Scar Akai<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Andre Camel|display=Andre Camel (flashback)}}
{{Char|Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|EP563-564 Robber 4|display=Robber #4 (flashback)}}
}}

== Chapters ==

=== Vampire's Mansion ===
{{ref anime|712-715|Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion }}
==== File 840 - The Serial Killer's Plan ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Jouhei Hagawa'''. Hikaru Hinohara was actually Hakuya's daughter due to the will and DNA report found in his room. The tunnel that he was escaping in was made for Hikaru. Hakuya bought clothes as gifts to Hikaru because he wants to find out her body size to see how wide to make the tunnel. He wanted Hikaru to do the serial murder plan that he made for her. All the tricks done was he was to tell her when she was at the foreign torture in the morning but Jouhei intercepted the message on her phone. Foreseeing that he'd get back together with Mina and he did the plan and try to get the money that way. Hakuya committed suicide to make the tricks work. Along with the plan there is his cellphone, the keys the freezer and the switch to blow up the tunnel. The motive was avenge Youko whose accidental was actually plotted by Jouhei, Shimizu, Kamiyo and Asanobu. Since Hakuya was a doctor he must've drugged Shimizu with something to thin out her blood and drew it out from artery at her neck with a catheter. Jouhei snuck over to he hding space underneath the coffin and retreived the head using a secret passage. Hakuya's will also include that Hikaru don't have to take revenge if she is willing to forgive those, who killed her mother. Conan is sure that Hikaru would have taken that option.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hakuya Torakura|Hakuya Torakura manga.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Victim (stabbed)
* Master of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Rikushige Koga|Rikushige Koga manga.jpg|
* 71 years old
* Torakura household butler}}
{{People|Ruri Torakura|Ruri Torakura manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Asanobu's wife}}
{{People|Asanobu Torakura|Asanobu Torakura manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 52 years old
* Second son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Kamiyo Torakura|Kamiyo Torakura manga.jpg|squeezed=1|fsize=0.98em|
* Victim (strangled)
* 60 years old
* Eldest daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Johei Hagawa|Jouhei Hagawa manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Kamiyo's lover}}
{{People|Kishiharu Torakura|Kishiharu Torakura manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Third son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Mina Torakura|Mina Torakura manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Second daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Hikaru Hinohara|Hikaru Hinohara manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Shimizu|V79 Shimizu manga.jpg|
* Deceased (blood loss)
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Yoko Hinohara|Youko Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Hikaru Hinohara's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Delivery Service ===
{{ref anime|722-723|Sweet and Cold Delivery Service}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Taii]]|image = Taii.jpg|description =
* Stray cat}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 841 - Undelivered Goods ====

==== File 842 - A Cat's Home Delivery Service ====

==== File 843 - A Parcel for Kudo-samakata ====

<spoiler>Conan makes the deliverymen take [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s cake to the Kudo Residence, where [[Subaru Okiya]] is staying. Subaru notices that someone needs help and makes the deliverymen give Conan a mobile phone. However, they find out the [[Detective Boys]] were in the truck and try to kill them. [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] arrives just in time to save them after fighting the two men, thanks to the note Conan sent to the Poirot. Subaru watches Amuro from his house.

The two deliverymen had killed someone and were trying to get an alibi.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Taii|Taii cat manga.jpg|
* Stray cat}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Man1 manga.jpg|
* Deliveryman}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Man2 manga.jpg|
* Deliveryman}}
{{People|Man|V80 F841 Victim manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* As he has given Haibara his jacket, Mitsuhiko faints from coldness. In order to warm him, Haibara puts him inside the jacket. When he wokes up and realizes that he's sharing a jacket with Haibara (knowing that she's only wearing a shirt and her underwear under the jacket), he blushes.
* Bourbon saves Detective Boys from the delivery men, and Subaru is shown watching him suspiciously.

=== Our Territory ===
{{ref anime|727-728|The Treasure Chest Filled with Fruits}}
==== File 844 - Today's Fruits ====

==== File 845 - Our Territory ====

==== File 846 - The Magic Lock ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Wataru Furuya'''. Fruit of the trunk lock was fake. Steel shackle can be pulled out by the easy way. People have adapted wataru furuya lock is only evidence that he is a bad apple in the trunk is a fruit found in the time lost to the number one. Cause the body to have a reason not to eat is wataru furuya. At the end of the sera with the threat of gangster conan the apple, if consumed in large quantities can be toxic. The villains show itself.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shuhei Kurimura|Shuuhei Kurimura manga.jpg|
* Pâtissier}}
{{People|Terafumi Kasuga|Terafumi Kasuga manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Food coordinator}}
{{People|Shotoku Takeki|Shoutoku Takeki manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 69 years old
* Cuisine critic}}
{{People|Toshihide Taruoka|Toshihide Taruoka manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Nichiuri TV producer}}
{{People|Wataru Furuya|Wataru Furuya manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Nichiuri TV assistant director}}
{{People|Claire Enokido|Kurea Enokido manga.jpg|
* Pâtissière}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan tries to ask something secretly from Sera.
* Conan asks Sera if they ever meet before but refused by Sera to answer, until the time comes.

=== Yumi's Love Story ===
{{ref anime|731-732|The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Shukichi Haneda]]|image = Shukichi Haneda.jpg|description =
* 28 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 847 - Until I Collect All Seven ====
Naeko's friend Sakurako called Naeko that someone is dead inside the apartment and Yumi met the apartment resident next-door named Shukichi Haneda who was her boyfriend and revealed that to the Detective Boys and Yumi looking at him with a not-him-again face.

==== File 848 - A Well-prepared Move ====

==== File 849 - Taiko's Optimal Moves ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Naganobu Itami'''. He committed the murder to put a stop to his wife's addiction to buying stocks.

At the end it is revealed that Shukichi Haneda is a professional shogi player. Due to an encounter in the past with his now ex-girlfriend Yumi, he believed that winning the seven shogi titles (Meijin, Ryu-oh, Kisei, Oi, Oza, Kioh and Osho) would win her heart.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Naganobu Itami|Naganobu Itami manga.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{People|Chiyoko Itami|Chiyoko Itami manga.jpg|
* Victim (hanged)
* 52 years old
* Naganobu's wife}}
{{People|Shukichi Haneda|Shukichi Haneda manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Condo resident}}
{{People|Yasuie Itami|Yasuie Itami manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Naganobu's son}}
{{People|Ichiko|File 847-849 Ichiko manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Naganobu's niece}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* It is revealed that Naeko and Sakurako are childhood friends, though Naeko asserts that she is a year older than Sakurako.
* Yumi's ex-boyfriend is explored in this case.

=== A Shrine to Remember ===
{{ref anime|734|Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap}}
==== File 850 - Bourbon's Objective ====
[[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] arranged a secret meeting with [[Jodie Starling|Jodie]] to reveal to her that the true identity of [[Rei Furuya|Bourbon]] and [[Scar Akai]] was actually a man called Tooru Amuro, who was working at Poirot. Conan asked the FBI to investigate why Amuro was still working at the Poirot even though he had achieved his goal. They met one of the flower viewers, named Touhei Benzaki, who said that he was the husband of the woman who was going to tape Jodie's eyes and mouth back in the [[Detective Boys vs. Robber Group|Bank Robbery case]]. He also said that he had seen Scar Akai a few days ago. Conan wondered why Amuro still disguised as Scar Akai even though he thought that Shuichi was already dead. [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] asked Conan who [[Shuichi Akai|Shuichi]] was, because she had the feeling that he was like someone she knew: Dai Moroboshi. Conan awkwardly evaded the topic by telling her that the person called Shuichi had already died, however, a murder occurred before he could finish his words.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shigemori Sakamaki|Shigemori Sakamaki manga.jpg|
* 66 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|[[Tohei Benzaki]]|Touhei Benzaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Ikuyo Yatani|Ikuyo Yatani manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 50 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{People|Yoriko Danno|Yoriko Danno manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Flower viewer}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_83sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 40sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 79-80)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume80v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 80]]
[[de:Band 80]]

Volume 79

2026-04-15T19:13:47Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 79
| chapters = 829-839
| image = Volume 79.jpg
| releasedate = April 18, 2013
| isbn = 978-4-09-124291-4
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 13, 2021{{fact}}
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2114-6
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]]
| keyhole = [[Hikaru Hinohara]]
| prev-volume = Volume 78
| next-volume = Volume 80
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 79 was released on April 18, 2013 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii|display=Konosuke Jii (flashback)}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Goro Otaki}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Heizo Hattori}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== The Blush Mermaid ===
{{ref anime|724-725|Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Blush Mermaid|image = Blush Mermaid manga.jpg|description =
* Red diamond on the turtle}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 829 - Mimicry ====

==== File 830 - Shedding Skin ====
Conan finally deduces where the Blush Mermaid is. He decides to use "Sleeping Kogoro" to show everyone his explanation but he gets shook by Ran and the needle hits Sonoko whom Conan now has to use. Through her, he explains that the jewel never went anywhere but it was just made to vanish. He asks Kogoro to drop his lighter in the tank and to his surprise, it gets stuck on the plate of the tank which has a magnet. Kogoro and Nakamori question that how can the jewel get attracted to the magnet as gold and diamonds do not attract magnets. Conan solves this confusion by revealing that because the diamonds were synthetic. There is a solvent of iron mixed and not only that, apart from the magnet there is also glue and turtle feed on the plate which is why the turtle got stuck. As for where the turtle is Conan reveals that Jirokichi has it. When Nakamori questions him on why did he take his own jewel Conan explains that Jirokichi removed it and kept it with himself after he found a card from Kaitou Kid near his foot which threatened him to take the jewel and keep it with himself if he doesn't want anybody to know that he spent a fortune to buy it from an Italian actress.

<spoiler>Conan knocks Sonoko down with his Stun-Gun Wristwatch accidentally which he was targeting for Kogoro when Ran suddenly hugged him from behind. Conan then goes ahead with solving the case as Sonoko instead of Kogoro. Conan as Sonoko's voice then says that the turtle wasn't stolen but has been vanished out of sight.

Conan asked for Kogoro lighter and ask him to drop into the tank, from right above, behind the plate. Kogoro noticed that it didn't fell which he later see that the lighter is stuck at the plate. According to Sera, it is really strong magnet that the lighter got stuck at the plate. Kogoro and Ginzo doesn't believe both that the turtle got disappeared from only magnet. Nakamori said that the turtle got a gold necklace which isn't attracted to gold which that thing that would stick is the necklace clasp.

According to Conan: If the diamonds that was around the belly of the turtle synthetic diamonds, it would maybe stick to the magnet. If someone created synthetic diamonds, sometimes that iron in the solvent into the crystal as a inclusion.

The turtle was swimming in the tank which that it was impossible to hold the crystal in place simply by magnetism, but the plate had enough strength and something was used to attract the turtle with it.

Kogoro sees that his lighter is stuck against the plate which he also have noticed that it has been covered in glue. Nakamori wonders how Kid got the turtle up unto the plate.

Conan said that Kid used bait, It is known that Kid uses little iron dust around the turtle's food and it was spread around the tank so that it was on the plague which that the turtle's high acute sense of smell has been risen up from the bottom of the tank to float beside the glass.

The device that was used to spread the bait came from the chandelier. It was set on motion when the target covered up the tank. The length of the turtle is around 10cm and a plate with a large size could easily hide the turtle behind it.

Nakamori later figured out the the turtle must still stay behind the plate, which he also thinks that something like that is impossible. Conan as Sonoko's voice then explains that there is someone who didn't have a body inspection, which Ran thinks that it she was the one, but Conan said that the turtle would easily. Conan as Sonoko's voice then says that Jirokichi has the turtle. Nakamori inspects the inside of Jirokichi's jacket which turn out to be true. Jirokichi then tells Nakamori that he has a explanation why he hidden the turtle. Conan as Sonoko's voice then tells that it is the card that Kid send him after the heist with the true text:

"I can't imagine that a turtle covered in synthetic diamonds that got stuck to a magnet is carrying the Blush Mermaid and the name of the turtle is Poseidon, like the sea god from Greek myths. But the owner who was a Italian actress should have named the turtle Neptune after the sea god of the roman myths. If you don't want it known that you spent a small fortune buying a dubious jeweled turtle, then it would be wise if you remove it discretely."

It is all true what Conan said through Sonoko. Nakamori figured out the reason why Jirokichi was constantly telling them to wrap things up. Kogoro then ask Sonoko what has happened to Kaito Kid. Conan as Sonoko's voice then says that Kid has been escaped alongside with the crowd pushing around the entrance.

While going back Conan privately exposes Kaitou Kid who is under the disguise of Masumi Sera. When Kid asks how did he know, Conan tells him that it was because of the magnet and that he was holding the magnet with him and the trick wouldn't work unless he split everyone into groups to do a body search. Conan also notes the fact that Kid was surprised when Ran and Sonoko wanted to group with him was because from above he thought Sera was a boy. When Kid surprisingly asks that Sera was a girl. Conan says yes but let Kid go because of the help he gave them during the mystery train case by disguising as Shiho Miyano. Conan comments that only he will forgive him and referring to Sera, who running in her underpants kicks Kid in the face but before she can catch him he escapes with his hang glider. Sera then tells them that she had gone to the men's restroom where Kid knocked her out with a stun-gun because the ladies room was filled and that she wanted to get it done. Conan secretly comments that he understands why Kid made a mistake. Sera then asks Ran whether she say any strange man when she picked up her hat to which Ran asks her why is the hat so special to her. She says that her "late brother" (referring to Shuichi Akai) used to wear hats like these and she is wearing them to copy Akai. She also comments on how the hat Ran found had the same wear of shape that he had in his hats but that there is no way it could be possible.</spoiler>

==== ''Major events'' ====
* This is the first time Sera battles with Kaito Kid.
* Sera reveals that she wears a hat to copy her older brother.
* Kid's heist is foiled by Conan's deduction via Sonoko.

=== Elevator Murder ===
{{ref anime|710-711|Everyone Saw }}
==== File 831 - Locked Room Murder on the Surface ====

==== File 832 - It Takes Two to Do the Job of One ====

==== File 833 - Sensei's Trick ====

<spoiler>The culprit is '''Naoko Izutsu'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hidemichi Mizuki|Hidemichi Mizuki manga.jpg|
* Victim (hanged)
* Retired high school teacher}}
{{People|Kiriya Hido|Kiriya Hido manga.jpg|
* Mizuki's ex-student
* Serial killer}}
{{People|Kaizo Fura|Kaizou Fuura manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* Stockbroker}}
{{People|Nanami|File 831-833 Nanami manga.jpg|
* Block resident}}
{{People|Isao Mutsu|Isao Mutsu manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Block resident
* Building maintenance company worker}}
{{People|Takuro Yoda|Takurou Yoda manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Block resident
* College student}}
{{People|Naoko Izutsu|Naoko Izutsu manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Block resident
* Mangaka}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Once again Heiji accidentally calls Conan as Kudo, making Ran becomes suspicious. However, he manages to cover it with nonsense lies as usual.
* Kazuha suggests Conan sleep with Ran and her since Kogoro, Inspector Otaki and Heiji would all be sharing a room and would be cramped for Conan to sleep in, Heiji glares at Conan showing his dislike at the suggestion telling Conan "Watch it, You little pervert."

=== Vampire's Mansion ===
{{ref anime|712-715|Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion }}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Hikaru Hinohara]]|image = Hikaru Hinohara.jpg|description =
* 24 years old
* Torakura household maid}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 834 - The Vampire's Mansion ====

==== File 835 - Count Dracula ====

==== File 836 - Ghost Photography ====

==== File 837 - Foreign Torture Room ====

==== File 838 - Half of the Bizarre Phenomenon ====

==== File 839 - To Each Their Own Motive ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hakuya Torakura|Hakuya Torakura manga.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Victim (stabbed)
* Master of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Rikushige Koga|Rikushige Koga manga.jpg|
* 71 years old
* Torakura household butler}}
{{People|Ruri Torakura|Ruri Torakura manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Asanobu's wife}}
{{People|Asanobu Torakura|Asanobu Torakura manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 52 years old
* Second son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Kamiyo Torakura|Kamiyo Torakura manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* 60 years old
* Eldest daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Johei Hagawa|Jouhei Hagawa manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Kamiyo's lover}}
{{People|Kishiharu Torakura|Kishiharu Torakura manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Third son of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Mina Torakura|Mina Torakura manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Second daughter of the Torakura household}}
{{People|Hikaru Hinohara|Hikaru Hinohara manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Shimizu|V79 Shimizu manga.jpg|
* Deceased (blood loss)
* Torakura household maid}}
{{People|Yoko Hinohara|Youko Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Hikaru Hinohara's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

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[[ca:Volum 79]]
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Volume 78

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 78
| chapters = 818-828
| image = Volume 78.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2012
| isbn = 978-4-09-124031-6
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 13, 2021{{fact}}
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2060-6
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]]
| keyhole = [[Vermouth]] as [[Scar Akai]]
| prev-volume = Volume 77
| next-volume = Volume 79
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 78 was released on December 18, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Tooru Amuro}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Scar Akai}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Shiho Miyano}}
{{Char|Gin}}
{{Char|Vodka}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Akemi Miyano|display=Akemi Miyano (background)}}
{{Char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (recording)}}
{{Char|Suguru Itakura|display=Suguru Itakura (background)}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==

=== Mystery Train ===
{{ref anime|701-704|The Jet-Black Mystery Train }}

==== File 818 - Mystery Train ("All Aboard!") ====

[[Vermouth]] is on the phone with [[Gin]]. Vermouth passes on the information that [[Bourbon]] came across, which is that [[Sherry]] was hiding in Gunma and was going to travel on the Bell Tree Express, a train own by Suzuki family which hosts a special mystery onboard. Vermouth recalls her encounter with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and her promise to let Sherry go. She justifies the upcoming attack on Sherry as Bourbon's job and asks Gin not to interfere before the train reaches its destination.

At the Bell Tree Express, Conan, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]], and the Detective Boys including [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] prepare to board the train. Haibara still has a cold and has her cold mask on to hide her indentity on the platform. The Detective Boys learn that the train usually runs only once a year, but this year will be different because [[Jirokichi Suzuki]] plans to run it a month later in another attempt to lure out [[Kaitou Kid]]. Sonoko also plans to place her love letter to Kid in the train car so he can receive it. Suddenly [[Masumi Sera]] shows up, and she says she is interested in the deduction quiz that will take place in the train. Haibara notices her and cover herself with her jacket's hood.

Next, the group witnesses the arrival of more passengers. Satoru Ando of 8C is the first to arrive, and he is traveling with a client's picture with a solid gold frame. Taisaku Noto (8A) and Mari Idenami (8E) show their familiarity with the conductor. Natsue Komino (8D), an old lady in a wheelchair, is accompanied by her maid Hiruka Sumitomo. And lastly, the angry Etsuto Murobashi appears (7B), and he accosts the conductor to demand his usual room in car 8. [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] (8B) introduces himself to the group after adjusting his mustache into the style of Hercule Poirot, explaining to him that his daughter, Ran, is a friend of the owner of the train, so he got a room on the luxury car. The passengers show shock reaction upon hearing his name.

In Agasa's room, 6B, Conan and the Detective Boys are chatting. Someone knocks on their door. They find a mystery card lying there, telling them they have received the role of detective that will investigate the murder which will occur in room 7B. The group (excluding Agasa) goes to 7B and witnesses a supposed murder incident. A masked man with hood shoots Etsuto Murobashi. They run after the murderer, but he gets away.

Later, they run into a train conductor, and learn that the quiz is suppose to happen an hour later. Conan, with a shocked expression, runs back to 7B only to found out that Ran, Sonoko, and Masumi are there instead, and to complicate thing further, Ran's group tell them they're in 8B. It seems that after the murder happened, Car 7 disappear into thin air.

Meanwhile, Haibara, who's slightly behind Conan group, follows them half-heartly, show a strong reaction when [[Scar Akai]] leaves one of the rooms. But Scar Akai, who is dressed in a formal outfit, does not notice her and walks in the opposite direction. Haibara catches a glimpse of him.

==== File 819 - Mystery Train (Tunnel) ====

Conan tries to convince the train conductor that something was wrong with the mystery murder that took place to no avail, nevertheless, they learn more about the nature of the train. Passengers can ring a bell which turns on a light above their door to summon the carriage attendant who sits in the hall. Additionally, each car has no indication of its number inside, only from outside can one tell the car number, a feature added by Jirokichi Suzuki to make the train more mysterious. Meanwhile, Haibara recalls her encounter with Scar Akai a moment ago. She thinks he has the "feeling" of Dai Moroboshi but doesn't understand why he has a burn mark.

Conan then recalls seeing Masumi holding a card when they first ran into Ran's cabin. They go back to 7B and confront the girls with the correct conclusion: everything happened in 7B all along and the girls had lied that the room was 8B. Ran's party received the role of accomplices (assigned by the card that Masumi held) They temporarily switched their room from 8B to 7B with Murobashi (who will wait in Ran's room, 8B) while the incident happened as part of the trick. As the Detective Boys followed Conan into the room, Masumi notices that Haibara is with the group, and she says she wants to have a word with Haibara as well. Haibara starts to look scared, but the conversation is cut short because Scar Akai had been lurking outside the door. Masumi demands to know who was there, but Scar Akai hides himself before Masumi sees him.

After the trick is revealed, they return to Ran's original room, 8B, to inform Murobashi that their trick got exposed. They try to open the door, but it is chained shut and Murobashi is "sleeping" on the couch. Just then, Masumi and Conan notice the gunpowder smell and break the chain link to open the door. They found Etsuto Murobashi was killed in a sealed room!

==== File 820 - Mystery Train (First Class) ====

Conan and Masumi explain the reason why Murobashi's case could not be a suicide. Conan then receives a message from an unknown sender and tells the Detective Boys to go back to their room with Ran, and shouts angrily when they don't comply. Haibara thinks about the "ominous feeling" inside her, as well as Conan's tense behavior, as she clinging to Ran and wonders what is going on. Immediately, Scar Akai walks past and glares at Haibara which frightens her. [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] also appears right behind Scar Akai, and he explains to Ran how he got a train ticket from online bidding. This happens in the hallway, and the door nearest to the conversation is cracked open so that [[Subaru Okiya]] can watch them silently. Subaru is also accompanied by a woman resembling Vermouth with a hat pulled low over her face, who is seemingly busy with her cellphone. He says to her that, "Heaven is siding with us".

Jirokichi Suzuki, who waits at Nagoya station, orders the train to head there without stopping, so he can capture the murderer himself. Without any other choice, Kogoro, Conan, and Masumi go to interrogate the passengers. Ran, Sonoko, Agasa, and the Detective Boys return to their room. [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] brings up the subject of the woman who saved them from the fire in the last case. It is revealed that Mitsuhuko had sent a video recording of the woman to Kogoro, so Kogoro could find and thank her. Kogoro also thought of uploading the video to the internet. The woman is actually [[Shiho Miyano]]. This causes Haibara to panic and think her ominous feeling is due to [[Black Organization]] members on the train.

Jirokichi calls a meeting with the Nagoya Police directing them to restore his and their honor by capturing the murderer post haste. Gin and Vodka watch the pep rally from behind a column on the Nagoya platform. Gin receives an text from Vermouth that [[Sherry]] is indeed boarded the train.

==== File 821 - Mystery Train (Junction) ====
[[File:Sera is akai sister.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Masumi call Scar Akai "Shu-nii".]]
Conan receives another unknown message. When Masumi asks about and tries to look at the message, Conan quickly hides it and says he is just looking up the article on the past case that involves the victim and the passengers. Haibara also receives a message from an unknown address who claim to be Vermouth, asking, "Are you ready?" Haibara makes an excuse to go out. Ran notices her strange behavior and tries but fails to follow her.

Alone, Haibara recalls the [[Elena_Miyano#Tapes_left_for_Shiho|tape left by her mother]], [[Elena Miyano]], which talks about Haibara's parents starting a drug project that will require them to leave Shiho and Akemi behind, a project they call "[[APTX 4869|Silver Bullet]]". Haibara then regrets that she misunderstood and that the drug was something that shouldn't have been made. She looks at the antidote to APTX 4869 that she is holding and decides to take it so that she can avoid involving those with her in the Black Organization's plot to capture or kill her. Before she can take it, Subaru confronts Haibara, commenting that he can predict the "[[Akemi Miyano|sisters]]" without fail, and invites her to "enter our area". Haibara runs away from him instead, thinking she can't be killed while in a shrunken state.

Conan is still investigating the case. He asks the suspects to be filmed while running. Masumi leaves the group, intending to take the recordings to the Detective Boys to ask them which looks most like the masked suspect they chased earlier. On the way, Amuro notices her from a room and contacts someone with his cellphone. Scar Akai then walks past the mysterious woman who had come with Subaru. The woman says something to Scar Akai as he passes which startles him. But before he can follow her, Masumi confronts him and asks, "Who are you?" Scar Akai smiles and tells Masumi, "you haven't changed a bit." and he reveals his face to her. Masumi, surprised and confused, responds with "Shu-nii". (nii is Japanese suffix to call an older brother).

==== File 822 - Mystery Train (Interception) ====
She questions Scar Akai, stating that she heard that Shuichi had died. Masumi and Scar Akai's confrontation ends abruptly when Scar Akai knocks Masumi unconscious with a taser. Scar Akai then replies that Masumi's response was the one he wanted to hear.
<spoiler>
Elsewhere, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro to begin his deduction show. He accuses '''Satoru Ando''' of being the culprit.
</spoiler>
Amuro meanwhile appears by the suspects and helps explain his "sensei's" deductions. Ran receives a message from Haibara's address, saying she is fine and not to worry. Ran looks suspiciously at the message and still wants to keep looking for her but Agasa stops her.

Scar Akai goes to look at the passenger list left at the seat of one of the attendants. He leaves when the conductor stops him. It is revealed that under the conductor's chair is a mysterious canister. Scar Akai then listens to Ran's conversation in 6B with a bugging device.

While the deduction show still continues, Scar Akai enters the room belonging to the mysterious lady and throws her luggage out the window. The mysterious woman appears at the door and tells Scar Akai that the dress in the luggage was her favorite. The mysterious woman reveals herself to be [[Yukiko Kudo]] by naming Scar Akai as her old friend, "[[Sharon Vineyard|Sharon]]". Scar Akai rips his mask off and confirms Yukiko's deduction that he is none other than Vermouth.

==== File 823 - Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke) ====
[[File:Amuro is bourbon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Tooru Amuro reveals his codename.]]
After revealing themselve to one another, Vermouth shows surprise that Yukiko is on the train too. Yukiko brings up the fact that Vermouth doesn't age. Vermouth asks about the words Yukiko said in the corridor when Vermouth past her as Scar Akai, which Yukiko implies that "Shin-chan's"' team is one step ahead of Vermouth. Namely, an unconciousness Masumi has been taken back to her own room (by Subaru). Vermouth wonders how they could manage that, because Conan is occupied by deduction show and Yukiko is talking to her. (She doesn't know that Subaru is on the train as well.) Yukiko replies by saying they have a "special guest" on board.
<spoiler>
Meanwhile, in the deduction scene, Ando admits his crime and explain his motive. His wife was killed in the fire. Etsuto Murobashi is responsible for setting it up so he can steals a valuable picture in the mansion unnoticed. Ando had discovered it, when he saw a painting at an auction, that was suppose to have gotten lost in the fire. He then traced back the ownership to Murobashi.
</spoiler>

Yukiko boasts to Vermouth that they got a hold of Vermouth's weak points, which is Vermouth that doesn't want anyone, including her partner on the train, to know that Conan and Haibara shrunk from the [[APTX 4869]]. Also, Vermouth had ordered software from CG programmer, [[Suguru Itakura]] that probably is related to the de-aging. Yukiko also showed her surprise that Vermouth had a fight with Itakura on the film set even though Sharon is known for her consideration for the staff. Vermouth responds to Yukiko's boast by saying she is the one who saw through Yukiko's team's plan. Vermouth deducts that they will try to fake Shiho Miyano's death so the Black Organization will let go of her for good. Vermouth explains then that Haibara can't be shown dead in her child body because it will cause the Detective Boys to panic and cry, which would bring the Black Organization's attention to them as Sherry's acquaintances. But if Haibara dies in her original body (played by Yukiko with makeup) and those who know her secret keep quiet about that, then the Detective Boys will be none the wiser. This scene will also result in heavily checking the passengers' belongings upon disembarkment and the Black Organization won't be able to take "Sherry's" body away to confirm her identity. Vermouth tells Yukiko that's not only Yukiko's luggage that she disposed of, but the bullet-proof vest with blood contraption that she hid in the basin closet as well. Yukiko say the two are even because even Vermouth sees though her plan but hasn't found Haibara. Vermouth reveals her trick to smoke Haibara out by detonating mutilple smoke bombs she placed earlier. (The bombs can be seen under the attendent's seat and also in the crime scene.)

At the deduction scene, Amuro is the first to notice the smoke, concludes the train is on fire and tells everyone to evacuate to the front of the train. The suspects, who are pyrophobics after surviving the mansion fire incident, become panicked and run. But Conan has to wake up Kogoro and urges Komino and Sumitomo of room D to hurry up and leave. Next, Vermouth correctly deduces that Haibara won't escape the fire to the front like everyone else, but will go in the opposite direction. Then Haibara is shown, now in her original body, running through the smoke past the victim's room (7B). A voice from behind states that Shiho is "as expected of Hell's Angel's daughter" that she is "very much alike". The voice belongs to Amuro, who introduces himself to Shiho with his codename, [[Rei Furuya|Bourbon]].

==== File 824 - Mystery Train (Final Destination) ====
[[File:Okiya is Akai 824.PNG|thumb|right|200px|Subaru Okiya opens his eyes to reveal ones exactly like Shuichi Akai's as he watches Amuro.]]

Ran meets Kogoro and asks him where Haibara and Masumi are (she assumes he'd know because they should pass his deduction site at some point), but Kogoro doesn't know. The train conductor tries to calm the passengers down from panic about the fire and tells them that the staff has yet to know the full details on the situation but will try to find out as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, Vermouth continues to predict Sherry's movement that she will head to the back of train and be killed by the Organization in a silent fashion, rather than involving her friends. Conan then phones Yukiko to inform her that he can't find Haibara anywhere. Vermouth grabs Yukiko's phone away and impersonates her on the phone, telling Conan that Haibara probably escaped to the front like everyone else. Vermouth then receives a message from Bourbon confirming that Sherry is indeed in carriage 8. She then boasts to Yukiko that's it's her team that has the advantage.

In carriage 8, Bourbon tells Sherry he has met her parents and sister. Sherry says she has heard about him and knows he is a rival to Dai Moroboshi, [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover. Bourbon says Dai was an FBI mole, as he suspected. When he heard that Dai/Shuichi was dead, he didn't believe it at first and enlists Vermouth's help to disguise himself as Shuichi, hanging around people who knew Shuichi to observe their reactions. However, this time he had Vermouth disguise as Shuichi in place of him. He comes to the conclusion that Shuichi is really dead.

At the Nagoya train station, Gin comments that the presence of the Jirokichi and Aichi police only make the explosion seem like an attempt on their lives, which covers the Black Organization's intention. He then becomes surprised when Vodka informs him Vermouth was asking for more explosives for the plan, without telling him the purpose.

Bourbon, meanwhile, reveals his plan to take Sherry back to the Black Organization alive. He'll have her step inside the storage hold, knock her out, bomb the carriage link to separate the storage hold form the rest of the train, then have a helicopter on his side take her away. Sherry refuses cooperate, stating that the storage hold is full of explosives, causing Bourbon to realize that Vermouth had altered the plan, wanting to kill Sherry from the start. Sherry steps away behind the door, while a mysterious figure appears behind Bourbon, obscured by smoke. Bourbon asks if the figure is Vermouth; the mysterious figure throws a hand grenade at him. Bourbon, surprised at this, asks who the person is. The figure is revealed to the readers (but not to Bourbon) that he has Shuichi Akai's face, without the scar, and dresses in an outfit like those of Subaru Okiya's, wearing Masumi's hat. The grenade explodes, interrupting their one-sided conversation. The storage hold is seperated from the train, and seconds later, it explodes, triggered by Vermouth's cellphone.

Vermouth explains to Yukiko she purposefully detonated the second bomb having heard the first one (which confirmed that the storage hold was separated from the train), making sure the explosion wouldn't cause the train to derail. Vermouth leaves the room while Yukiko begins frantically calling for Haibara, but she stops immediately after Vermouth is out of sight. Bourbon is left wondering who the figure was, but he seems to have an idea.

The train stops and the passengers disembark. Vermouth phones Gin about the situation, in which Bourbon claims he saw Sherry die in the explosion; Gin shows doubt about Sherry's survival. Gin points out that Vermouth wanted an explosion on the train so the train couldn't reach its destination at Nagoya (where Gin was waiting). Vermouth tells him they have to be questioned, along with other passengers and that he should be satisfied enough hearing that Sherry is dead. Vermouth hangs up and overhears the Detective Boys talk to Agasa (who has Haibara sleeping on his back) about how they found Haibara in room 7B. What happened was that Haibara got dizzy after taking the drug for her cold and decided to rest there. The room was empty due to it being a crime scene. Vermouth realizes Yukiko's team figured that Haibara would go there, so they waited for her there. Conan's phone call to Yukiko was just an act to keep Vermouth in Yukiko's room while they took Haibara to safety. But Vermouth can't figure out who the woman who was supposedly killed in front of Bourbon is.
{{clear}}
<spoiler>
Vermouth then figured out Kaitou Kid's involvement after overhearing Sonoko voice her frustration to Ran that Kaitou Kid won't be able to board the train after the explosion. Vermouth also overheard Conan on the phone with Kaitou Kid, apologizing to him for dragging him into a situation with guns and bombs. Kaitou Kid is shown leaving the exploding train on his hang-glider, the gadget Conan deduced Kid would hide in the storage room in the first place. It is revealed in a flashback that Conan had deduced Kid's identity. He disguised as Hiruka Sumitomo (the maid) and had his accomplice disguised as Natsue Komino (the wheelchair lady). His accomplice, heavily hinted to be [[Konosuke Jii]], can't mimic the voice of the lady, and relies on Kid to voice both of them. He just mouths the words (similar to when Conan solves case as Agasa). So when Conan has Sumitomo run in the corridor, Komino can't speak. Conan has the advantage of being short (looking from below) and saw through Jii's act easily, as well as their reaction about the fire, which wouldn't match the reaction of a pyrophobic.

Conan brings up the point that he purposefully overlooked Kid's actions to avoid being involved with the case as leverage to ask Kid for help. Conan shows him a video of Shiho Miyano and has Kid disguise as her. Conan tells him to be careful because guns and explosives are involved. Conan finishes his conversation by asking Kid to return his cellphone to the detective agency. Kid, annoyed, comments that Conan should be in debt to him for helping, rather than the other way around.

Because of the explosion, the train is brought to an early stop and the passengers disembark so they can be questioned by the police at the station. Konosuke Jii, Kaitou Kid's assistant, has removed his old woman disguise because he is unable to speak without Kid to assist him.<ref>File 824, pg 16, upper right panel behind Vermouth.</ref> Masumi tries to figure out what's going on as Ran return her hat which she found in the corridor. Bourbon watches them silently and then asks Vermouth to give him the files from before and after Shuichi's death one more time. Vermouth agrees and Bourbon thinks he must reopen his investigation from "square one". Lastly, Subaru Okiya, watching Vermouth and Bourbon from behind, opens one of his eyes for the first time to reveal his Shuichi Akai-like eyes.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Satoru Ando|Satoru Andou manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin C}}
{{People|Taisaku Noto|Taisaku Noto manga.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin A}}
{{People|Mari Idenami|Mari Idenami manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin E}}
{{People|Natsue Komino|Natsue Komino manga.jpg|
* 75 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Hiruka Sumitomo|Hiroka Sumitomo manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Etsuto Murobashi|Etsuto Murobashi manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 39 years old
* Car 7 - Cabin B}}
{{People|Mysterious Woman|818-824 Woman manga.jpg|
* Mysterious woman accompanying Subaru Okiya}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara seems already known about Shuichi Akai but still wonders how he get the scar.
* The Black Organization has a clue to Sherry's whereabouts and plans to catch her on the Bell Tree Express. Haibara discovers Scar Akai is a disguise (Vermouth).
* Vermouth remembers her promise with Conan not to touch Sherry anymore.
* Subaru and Yukiko are seen to have a relation. Subaru seems to know a lot about Miyano Akemi (Haibara's sister).
* Gin and Vodka wait at Nagoya for the Bell Tree Express while Haibara senses the presence of the Organization aboard the train itself.
* Haibara remembers when she heard the recording of her mother relating the APTX drug, which her mother called it as 'Silver Bullet'.
* Sera calls Scar Akai "Big bro", which means she is Akai's little sister. Vermouth's disguise as Scar Akai is revealed and she tells Yukiko that the past Scar Akai's appearance in robbery case is disguised by Amuro.
* Vermouth contacts Haibara via a text message and Haibara remembers the audio tapes her mother left for her regarding a drug Elena called "The Silver Bullet". Yukiko catches Vermouth wearing a disguise while rummaging through Yukiko's room on the train.
* This is the first time Subaru Okiya opens his left eye and it is similar to Shuichi Akai.
* Tooru Amuro calls himself as "Bourbon".
* Kaito Kid disguises as Sherry upon Conan's request. This is the first time he is facing Black Organization.

=== Tennis Meetup ===
{{ref anime|705-706|Conan in a Locked Room|Conan in a Locked Room|l2=Bourbon Figures It Out}}

==== File 825 - Special Coach ====

==== File 826 - The Missing Key of the Locked Room ====

==== File 827 - The Key to Solving the Mystery ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kotone Momozono'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kotone Momozono|Kotone Momozono manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Machi Umejima|Machi Umejima manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Saburo Ishiguri|Saburou Ishiguri manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Noboru Takanashi|Noboru Takanashi manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Uriu|Uriu manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* College student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Amuro stays to work at Poirot even though his true identity is already exposed.
* Amuro knows the truth behind The Sleeping Kogoro.
* Bourbon speaks with Vermouth on the phone.

=== The Blush Mermaid ===
{{ref anime|724-725|Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Blush Mermaid|image = Blush Mermaid manga.jpg|description =
* Red diamond on the turtle}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 828 - Foam ====

== Trivia ==
*A special webpage recapping the major characters and battles with the Black Organization was posted around release of the first mystery train chapter in Shounen Sunday.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_81sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 78]]
[[de:Band 78]]

Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:田口・白鳥シリーズ|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

[[de:Gosho Aoyamas kleines Lexikon der Meisterdetektive]]

Volume 78

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 78
| chapters = 818-828
| image = Volume 78.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2012
| isbn = 978-4-09-124031-6
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 13, 2021{{fact}}
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2060-6
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:チーム・バチスタの栄光|Keisuke Shiratori]]
| keyhole = [[Vermouth]] as [[Scar Akai]]
| prev-volume = Volume 77
| next-volume = Volume 79
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 78 was released on December 18, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Tooru Amuro}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Scar Akai}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Shiho Miyano}}
{{Char|Gin}}
{{Char|Vodka}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Akemi Miyano|display=Akemi Miyano (background)}}
{{Char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (recording)}}
{{Char|Suguru Itakura|display=Suguru Itakura (background)}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==

=== Mystery Train ===
{{ref anime|701-704|The Jet-Black Mystery Train }}

==== File 818 - Mystery Train ("All Aboard!") ====

[[Vermouth]] is on the phone with [[Gin]]. Vermouth passes on the information that [[Bourbon]] came across, which is that [[Sherry]] was hiding in Gunma and was going to travel on the Bell Tree Express, a train own by Suzuki family which hosts a special mystery onboard. Vermouth recalls her encounter with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and her promise to let Sherry go. She justifies the upcoming attack on Sherry as Bourbon's job and asks Gin not to interfere before the train reaches its destination.

At the Bell Tree Express, Conan, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]], and the Detective Boys including [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] prepare to board the train. Haibara still has a cold and has her cold mask on to hide her indentity on the platform. The Detective Boys learn that the train usually runs only once a year, but this year will be different because [[Jirokichi Suzuki]] plans to run it a month later in another attempt to lure out [[Kaitou Kid]]. Sonoko also plans to place her love letter to Kid in the train car so he can receive it. Suddenly [[Masumi Sera]] shows up, and she says she is interested in the deduction quiz that will take place in the train. Haibara notices her and cover herself with her jacket's hood.

Next, the group witnesses the arrival of more passengers. Satoru Ando of 8C is the first to arrive, and he is traveling with a client's picture with a solid gold frame. Taisaku Noto (8A) and Mari Idenami (8E) show their familiarity with the conductor. Natsue Komino (8D), an old lady in a wheelchair, is accompanied by her maid Hiruka Sumitomo. And lastly, the angry Etsuto Murobashi appears (7B), and he accosts the conductor to demand his usual room in car 8. [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] (8B) introduces himself to the group after adjusting his mustache into the style of Hercule Poirot, explaining to him that his daughter, Ran, is a friend of the owner of the train, so he got a room on the luxury car. The passengers show shock reaction upon hearing his name.

In Agasa's room, 6B, Conan and the Detective Boys are chatting. Someone knocks on their door. They find a mystery card lying there, telling them they have received the role of detective that will investigate the murder which will occur in room 7B. The group (excluding Agasa) goes to 7B and witnesses a supposed murder incident. A masked man with hood shoots Etsuto Murobashi. They run after the murderer, but he gets away.

Later, they run into a train conductor, and learn that the quiz is suppose to happen an hour later. Conan, with a shocked expression, runs back to 7B only to found out that Ran, Sonoko, and Masumi are there instead, and to complicate thing further, Ran's group tell them they're in 8B. It seems that after the murder happened, Car 7 disappear into thin air.

Meanwhile, Haibara, who's slightly behind Conan group, follows them half-heartly, show a strong reaction when [[Scar Akai]] leaves one of the rooms. But Scar Akai, who is dressed in a formal outfit, does not notice her and walks in the opposite direction. Haibara catches a glimpse of him.

==== File 819 - Mystery Train (Tunnel) ====

Conan tries to convince the train conductor that something was wrong with the mystery murder that took place to no avail, nevertheless, they learn more about the nature of the train. Passengers can ring a bell which turns on a light above their door to summon the carriage attendant who sits in the hall. Additionally, each car has no indication of its number inside, only from outside can one tell the car number, a feature added by Jirokichi Suzuki to make the train more mysterious. Meanwhile, Haibara recalls her encounter with Scar Akai a moment ago. She thinks he has the "feeling" of Dai Moroboshi but doesn't understand why he has a burn mark.

Conan then recalls seeing Masumi holding a card when they first ran into Ran's cabin. They go back to 7B and confront the girls with the correct conclusion: everything happened in 7B all along and the girls had lied that the room was 8B. Ran's party received the role of accomplices (assigned by the card that Masumi held) They temporarily switched their room from 8B to 7B with Murobashi (who will wait in Ran's room, 8B) while the incident happened as part of the trick. As the Detective Boys followed Conan into the room, Masumi notices that Haibara is with the group, and she says she wants to have a word with Haibara as well. Haibara starts to look scared, but the conversation is cut short because Scar Akai had been lurking outside the door. Masumi demands to know who was there, but Scar Akai hides himself before Masumi sees him.

After the trick is revealed, they return to Ran's original room, 8B, to inform Murobashi that their trick got exposed. They try to open the door, but it is chained shut and Murobashi is "sleeping" on the couch. Just then, Masumi and Conan notice the gunpowder smell and break the chain link to open the door. They found Etsuto Murobashi was killed in a sealed room!

==== File 820 - Mystery Train (First Class) ====

Conan and Masumi explain the reason why Murobashi's case could not be a suicide. Conan then receives a message from an unknown sender and tells the Detective Boys to go back to their room with Ran, and shouts angrily when they don't comply. Haibara thinks about the "ominous feeling" inside her, as well as Conan's tense behavior, as she clinging to Ran and wonders what is going on. Immediately, Scar Akai walks past and glares at Haibara which frightens her. [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] also appears right behind Scar Akai, and he explains to Ran how he got a train ticket from online bidding. This happens in the hallway, and the door nearest to the conversation is cracked open so that [[Subaru Okiya]] can watch them silently. Subaru is also accompanied by a woman resembling Vermouth with a hat pulled low over her face, who is seemingly busy with her cellphone. He says to her that, "Heaven is siding with us".

Jirokichi Suzuki, who waits at Nagoya station, orders the train to head there without stopping, so he can capture the murderer himself. Without any other choice, Kogoro, Conan, and Masumi go to interrogate the passengers. Ran, Sonoko, Agasa, and the Detective Boys return to their room. [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] brings up the subject of the woman who saved them from the fire in the last case. It is revealed that Mitsuhuko had sent a video recording of the woman to Kogoro, so Kogoro could find and thank her. Kogoro also thought of uploading the video to the internet. The woman is actually [[Shiho Miyano]]. This causes Haibara to panic and think her ominous feeling is due to [[Black Organization]] members on the train.

Jirokichi calls a meeting with the Nagoya Police directing them to restore his and their honor by capturing the murderer post haste. Gin and Vodka watch the pep rally from behind a column on the Nagoya platform. Gin receives an text from Vermouth that [[Sherry]] is indeed boarded the train.

==== File 821 - Mystery Train (Junction) ====
[[File:Sera is akai sister.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Masumi call Scar Akai "Shu-nii".]]
Conan receives another unknown message. When Masumi asks about and tries to look at the message, Conan quickly hides it and says he is just looking up the article on the past case that involves the victim and the passengers. Haibara also receives a message from an unknown address who claim to be Vermouth, asking, "Are you ready?" Haibara makes an excuse to go out. Ran notices her strange behavior and tries but fails to follow her.

Alone, Haibara recalls the [[Elena_Miyano#Tapes_left_for_Shiho|tape left by her mother]], [[Elena Miyano]], which talks about Haibara's parents starting a drug project that will require them to leave Shiho and Akemi behind, a project they call "[[APTX 4869|Silver Bullet]]". Haibara then regrets that she misunderstood and that the drug was something that shouldn't have been made. She looks at the antidote to APTX 4869 that she is holding and decides to take it so that she can avoid involving those with her in the Black Organization's plot to capture or kill her. Before she can take it, Subaru confronts Haibara, commenting that he can predict the "[[Akemi Miyano|sisters]]" without fail, and invites her to "enter our area". Haibara runs away from him instead, thinking she can't be killed while in a shrunken state.

Conan is still investigating the case. He asks the suspects to be filmed while running. Masumi leaves the group, intending to take the recordings to the Detective Boys to ask them which looks most like the masked suspect they chased earlier. On the way, Amuro notices her from a room and contacts someone with his cellphone. Scar Akai then walks past the mysterious woman who had come with Subaru. The woman says something to Scar Akai as he passes which startles him. But before he can follow her, Masumi confronts him and asks, "Who are you?" Scar Akai smiles and tells Masumi, "you haven't changed a bit." and he reveals his face to her. Masumi, surprised and confused, responds with "Shu-nii". (nii is Japanese suffix to call an older brother).

==== File 822 - Mystery Train (Interception) ====
She questions Scar Akai, stating that she heard that Shuichi had died. Masumi and Scar Akai's confrontation ends abruptly when Scar Akai knocks Masumi unconscious with a taser. Scar Akai then replies that Masumi's response was the one he wanted to hear.
<spoiler>
Elsewhere, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro to begin his deduction show. He accuses '''Satoru Ando''' of being the culprit.
</spoiler>
Amuro meanwhile appears by the suspects and helps explain his "sensei's" deductions. Ran receives a message from Haibara's address, saying she is fine and not to worry. Ran looks suspiciously at the message and still wants to keep looking for her but Agasa stops her.

Scar Akai goes to look at the passenger list left at the seat of one of the attendants. He leaves when the conductor stops him. It is revealed that under the conductor's chair is a mysterious canister. Scar Akai then listens to Ran's conversation in 6B with a bugging device.

While the deduction show still continues, Scar Akai enters the room belonging to the mysterious lady and throws her luggage out the window. The mysterious woman appears at the door and tells Scar Akai that the dress in the luggage was her favorite. The mysterious woman reveals herself to be [[Yukiko Kudo]] by naming Scar Akai as her old friend, "[[Sharon Vineyard|Sharon]]". Scar Akai rips his mask off and confirms Yukiko's deduction that he is none other than Vermouth.

==== File 823 - Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke) ====
[[File:Amuro is bourbon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Tooru Amuro reveals his codename.]]
After revealing themselve to one another, Vermouth shows surprise that Yukiko is on the train too. Yukiko brings up the fact that Vermouth doesn't age. Vermouth asks about the words Yukiko said in the corridor when Vermouth past her as Scar Akai, which Yukiko implies that "Shin-chan's"' team is one step ahead of Vermouth. Namely, an unconciousness Masumi has been taken back to her own room (by Subaru). Vermouth wonders how they could manage that, because Conan is occupied by deduction show and Yukiko is talking to her. (She doesn't know that Subaru is on the train as well.) Yukiko replies by saying they have a "special guest" on board.
<spoiler>
Meanwhile, in the deduction scene, Ando admits his crime and explain his motive. His wife was killed in the fire. Etsuto Murobashi is responsible for setting it up so he can steals a valuable picture in the mansion unnoticed. Ando had discovered it, when he saw a painting at an auction, that was suppose to have gotten lost in the fire. He then traced back the ownership to Murobashi.
</spoiler>

Yukiko boasts to Vermouth that they got a hold of Vermouth's weak points, which is Vermouth that doesn't want anyone, including her partner on the train, to know that Conan and Haibara shrunk from the [[APTX 4869]]. Also, Vermouth had ordered software from CG programmer, [[Suguru Itakura]] that probably is related to the de-aging. Yukiko also showed her surprise that Vermouth had a fight with Itakura on the film set even though Sharon is known for her consideration for the staff. Vermouth responds to Yukiko's boast by saying she is the one who saw through Yukiko's team's plan. Vermouth deducts that they will try to fake Shiho Miyano's death so the Black Organization will let go of her for good. Vermouth explains then that Haibara can't be shown dead in her child body because it will cause the Detective Boys to panic and cry, which would bring the Black Organization's attention to them as Sherry's acquaintances. But if Haibara dies in her original body (played by Yukiko with makeup) and those who know her secret keep quiet about that, then the Detective Boys will be none the wiser. This scene will also result in heavily checking the passengers' belongings upon disembarkment and the Black Organization won't be able to take "Sherry's" body away to confirm her identity. Vermouth tells Yukiko that's not only Yukiko's luggage that she disposed of, but the bullet-proof vest with blood contraption that she hid in the basin closet as well. Yukiko say the two are even because even Vermouth sees though her plan but hasn't found Haibara. Vermouth reveals her trick to smoke Haibara out by detonating mutilple smoke bombs she placed earlier. (The bombs can be seen under the attendent's seat and also in the crime scene.)

At the deduction scene, Amuro is the first to notice the smoke, concludes the train is on fire and tells everyone to evacuate to the front of the train. The suspects, who are pyrophobics after surviving the mansion fire incident, become panicked and run. But Conan has to wake up Kogoro and urges Komino and Sumitomo of room D to hurry up and leave. Next, Vermouth correctly deduces that Haibara won't escape the fire to the front like everyone else, but will go in the opposite direction. Then Haibara is shown, now in her original body, running through the smoke past the victim's room (7B). A voice from behind states that Shiho is "as expected of Hell's Angel's daughter" that she is "very much alike". The voice belongs to Amuro, who introduces himself to Shiho with his codename, [[Rei Furuya|Bourbon]].

==== File 824 - Mystery Train (Final Destination) ====
[[File:Okiya is Akai 824.PNG|thumb|right|200px|Subaru Okiya opens his eyes to reveal ones exactly like Shuichi Akai's as he watches Amuro.]]

Ran meets Kogoro and asks him where Haibara and Masumi are (she assumes he'd know because they should pass his deduction site at some point), but Kogoro doesn't know. The train conductor tries to calm the passengers down from panic about the fire and tells them that the staff has yet to know the full details on the situation but will try to find out as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, Vermouth continues to predict Sherry's movement that she will head to the back of train and be killed by the Organization in a silent fashion, rather than involving her friends. Conan then phones Yukiko to inform her that he can't find Haibara anywhere. Vermouth grabs Yukiko's phone away and impersonates her on the phone, telling Conan that Haibara probably escaped to the front like everyone else. Vermouth then receives a message from Bourbon confirming that Sherry is indeed in carriage 8. She then boasts to Yukiko that's it's her team that has the advantage.

In carriage 8, Bourbon tells Sherry he has met her parents and sister. Sherry says she has heard about him and knows he is a rival to Dai Moroboshi, [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover. Bourbon says Dai was an FBI mole, as he suspected. When he heard that Dai/Shuichi was dead, he didn't believe it at first and enlists Vermouth's help to disguise himself as Shuichi, hanging around people who knew Shuichi to observe their reactions. However, this time he had Vermouth disguise as Shuichi in place of him. He comes to the conclusion that Shuichi is really dead.

At the Nagoya train station, Gin comments that the presence of the Jirokichi and Aichi police only make the explosion seem like an attempt on their lives, which covers the Black Organization's intention. He then becomes surprised when Vodka informs him Vermouth was asking for more explosives for the plan, without telling him the purpose.

Bourbon, meanwhile, reveals his plan to take Sherry back to the Black Organization alive. He'll have her step inside the storage hold, knock her out, bomb the carriage link to separate the storage hold form the rest of the train, then have a helicopter on his side take her away. Sherry refuses cooperate, stating that the storage hold is full of explosives, causing Bourbon to realize that Vermouth had altered the plan, wanting to kill Sherry from the start. Sherry steps away behind the door, while a mysterious figure appears behind Bourbon, obscured by smoke. Bourbon asks if the figure is Vermouth; the mysterious figure throws a hand grenade at him. Bourbon, surprised at this, asks who the person is. The figure is revealed to the readers (but not to Bourbon) that he has Shuichi Akai's face, without the scar, and dresses in an outfit like those of Subaru Okiya's, wearing Masumi's hat. The grenade explodes, interrupting their one-sided conversation. The storage hold is seperated from the train, and seconds later, it explodes, triggered by Vermouth's cellphone.

Vermouth explains to Yukiko she purposefully detonated the second bomb having heard the first one (which confirmed that the storage hold was separated from the train), making sure the explosion wouldn't cause the train to derail. Vermouth leaves the room while Yukiko begins frantically calling for Haibara, but she stops immediately after Vermouth is out of sight. Bourbon is left wondering who the figure was, but he seems to have an idea.

The train stops and the passengers disembark. Vermouth phones Gin about the situation, in which Bourbon claims he saw Sherry die in the explosion; Gin shows doubt about Sherry's survival. Gin points out that Vermouth wanted an explosion on the train so the train couldn't reach its destination at Nagoya (where Gin was waiting). Vermouth tells him they have to be questioned, along with other passengers and that he should be satisfied enough hearing that Sherry is dead. Vermouth hangs up and overhears the Detective Boys talk to Agasa (who has Haibara sleeping on his back) about how they found Haibara in room 7B. What happened was that Haibara got dizzy after taking the drug for her cold and decided to rest there. The room was empty due to it being a crime scene. Vermouth realizes Yukiko's team figured that Haibara would go there, so they waited for her there. Conan's phone call to Yukiko was just an act to keep Vermouth in Yukiko's room while they took Haibara to safety. But Vermouth can't figure out who the woman who was supposedly killed in front of Bourbon is.
{{clear}}
<spoiler>
Vermouth then figured out Kaitou Kid's involvement after overhearing Sonoko voice her frustration to Ran that Kaitou Kid won't be able to board the train after the explosion. Vermouth also overheard Conan on the phone with Kaitou Kid, apologizing to him for dragging him into a situation with guns and bombs. Kaitou Kid is shown leaving the exploding train on his hang-glider, the gadget Conan deduced Kid would hide in the storage room in the first place. It is revealed in a flashback that Conan had deduced Kid's identity. He disguised as Hiruka Sumitomo (the maid) and had his accomplice disguised as Natsue Komino (the wheelchair lady). His accomplice, heavily hinted to be [[Konosuke Jii]], can't mimic the voice of the lady, and relies on Kid to voice both of them. He just mouths the words (similar to when Conan solves case as Agasa). So when Conan has Sumitomo run in the corridor, Komino can't speak. Conan has the advantage of being short (looking from below) and saw through Jii's act easily, as well as their reaction about the fire, which wouldn't match the reaction of a pyrophobic.

Conan brings up the point that he purposefully overlooked Kid's actions to avoid being involved with the case as leverage to ask Kid for help. Conan shows him a video of Shiho Miyano and has Kid disguise as her. Conan tells him to be careful because guns and explosives are involved. Conan finishes his conversation by asking Kid to return his cellphone to the detective agency. Kid, annoyed, comments that Conan should be in debt to him for helping, rather than the other way around.

Because of the explosion, the train is brought to an early stop and the passengers disembark so they can be questioned by the police at the station. Konosuke Jii, Kaitou Kid's assistant, has removed his old woman disguise because he is unable to speak without Kid to assist him.<ref>File 824, pg 16, upper right panel behind Vermouth.</ref> Masumi tries to figure out what's going on as Ran return her hat which she found in the corridor. Bourbon watches them silently and then asks Vermouth to give him the files from before and after Shuichi's death one more time. Vermouth agrees and Bourbon thinks he must reopen his investigation from "square one". Lastly, Subaru Okiya, watching Vermouth and Bourbon from behind, opens one of his eyes for the first time to reveal his Shuichi Akai-like eyes.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Satoru Ando|Satoru Andou manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin C}}
{{People|Taisaku Noto|Taisaku Noto manga.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin A}}
{{People|Mari Idenami|Mari Idenami manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin E}}
{{People|Natsue Komino|Natsue Komino manga.jpg|
* 75 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Hiruka Sumitomo|Hiroka Sumitomo manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Etsuto Murobashi|Etsuto Murobashi manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 39 years old
* Car 7 - Cabin B}}
{{People|Mysterious Woman|818-824 Woman manga.jpg|
* Mysterious woman accompanying Subaru Okiya}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara seems already known about Shuichi Akai but still wonders how he get the scar.
* The Black Organization has a clue to Sherry's whereabouts and plans to catch her on the Bell Tree Express. Haibara discovers Scar Akai is a disguise (Vermouth).
* Vermouth remembers her promise with Conan not to touch Sherry anymore.
* Subaru and Yukiko are seen to have a relation. Subaru seems to know a lot about Miyano Akemi (Haibara's sister).
* Gin and Vodka wait at Nagoya for the Bell Tree Express while Haibara senses the presence of the Organization aboard the train itself.
* Haibara remembers when she heard the recording of her mother relating the APTX drug, which her mother called it as 'Silver Bullet'.
* Sera calls Scar Akai "Big bro", which means she is Akai's little sister. Vermouth's disguise as Scar Akai is revealed and she tells Yukiko that the past Scar Akai's appearance in robbery case is disguised by Amuro.
* Vermouth contacts Haibara via a text message and Haibara remembers the audio tapes her mother left for her regarding a drug Elena called "The Silver Bullet". Yukiko catches Vermouth wearing a disguise while rummaging through Yukiko's room on the train.
* This is the first time Subaru Okiya opens his left eye and it is similar to Shuichi Akai.
* Tooru Amuro calls himself as "Bourbon".
* Kaito Kid disguises as Sherry upon Conan's request. This is the first time he is facing Black Organization.

=== Tennis Meetup ===
{{ref anime|705-706|Conan in a Locked Room|Conan in a Locked Room|l2=Bourbon Figures It Out}}

==== File 825 - Special Coach ====

==== File 826 - The Missing Key of the Locked Room ====

==== File 827 - The Key to Solving the Mystery ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kotone Momozono'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kotone Momozono|Kotone Momozono manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Machi Umejima|Machi Umejima manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Saburo Ishiguri|Saburou Ishiguri manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Noboru Takanashi|Noboru Takanashi manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Uriu|Uriu manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* College student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Amuro stays to work at Poirot even though his true identity is already exposed.
* Amuro knows the truth behind The Sleeping Kogoro.
* Bourbon speaks with Vermouth on the phone.

=== The Blush Mermaid ===
{{ref anime|724-725|Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Blush Mermaid|image = Blush Mermaid manga.jpg|description =
* Red diamond on the turtle}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 828 - Foam ====

== Trivia ==
*A special webpage recapping the major characters and battles with the Black Organization was posted around release of the first mystery train chapter in Shounen Sunday.

== Cover in other countries ==
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== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

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Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:チーム・バチスタの栄光|Keisuke Shiratori]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

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[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

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Volume 78

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 78
| chapters = 818-828
| image = Volume 78.jpg
| releasedate = December 18, 2012
| isbn = 978-4-09-124031-6
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 13, 2021{{fact}}
| english-isbn = 1-9747-2060-6
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|Keisuke Shiratori]]
| keyhole = [[Vermouth]] as [[Scar Akai]]
| prev-volume = Volume 77
| next-volume = Volume 79
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 78 was released on December 18, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Tooru Amuro}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|Scar Akai}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Shiho Miyano}}
{{Char|Gin}}
{{Char|Vodka}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Akemi Miyano|display=Akemi Miyano (background)}}
{{Char|Elena Miyano|display=Elena Miyano (recording)}}
{{Char|Suguru Itakura|display=Suguru Itakura (background)}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==

=== Mystery Train ===
{{ref anime|701-704|The Jet-Black Mystery Train }}

==== File 818 - Mystery Train ("All Aboard!") ====

[[Vermouth]] is on the phone with [[Gin]]. Vermouth passes on the information that [[Bourbon]] came across, which is that [[Sherry]] was hiding in Gunma and was going to travel on the Bell Tree Express, a train own by Suzuki family which hosts a special mystery onboard. Vermouth recalls her encounter with [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] and her promise to let Sherry go. She justifies the upcoming attack on Sherry as Bourbon's job and asks Gin not to interfere before the train reaches its destination.

At the Bell Tree Express, Conan, [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], [[Hiroshi Agasa|Agasa]], and the Detective Boys including [[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] prepare to board the train. Haibara still has a cold and has her cold mask on to hide her indentity on the platform. The Detective Boys learn that the train usually runs only once a year, but this year will be different because [[Jirokichi Suzuki]] plans to run it a month later in another attempt to lure out [[Kaitou Kid]]. Sonoko also plans to place her love letter to Kid in the train car so he can receive it. Suddenly [[Masumi Sera]] shows up, and she says she is interested in the deduction quiz that will take place in the train. Haibara notices her and cover herself with her jacket's hood.

Next, the group witnesses the arrival of more passengers. Satoru Ando of 8C is the first to arrive, and he is traveling with a client's picture with a solid gold frame. Taisaku Noto (8A) and Mari Idenami (8E) show their familiarity with the conductor. Natsue Komino (8D), an old lady in a wheelchair, is accompanied by her maid Hiruka Sumitomo. And lastly, the angry Etsuto Murobashi appears (7B), and he accosts the conductor to demand his usual room in car 8. [[Kogoro Mouri|Kogoro]] (8B) introduces himself to the group after adjusting his mustache into the style of Hercule Poirot, explaining to him that his daughter, Ran, is a friend of the owner of the train, so he got a room on the luxury car. The passengers show shock reaction upon hearing his name.

In Agasa's room, 6B, Conan and the Detective Boys are chatting. Someone knocks on their door. They find a mystery card lying there, telling them they have received the role of detective that will investigate the murder which will occur in room 7B. The group (excluding Agasa) goes to 7B and witnesses a supposed murder incident. A masked man with hood shoots Etsuto Murobashi. They run after the murderer, but he gets away.

Later, they run into a train conductor, and learn that the quiz is suppose to happen an hour later. Conan, with a shocked expression, runs back to 7B only to found out that Ran, Sonoko, and Masumi are there instead, and to complicate thing further, Ran's group tell them they're in 8B. It seems that after the murder happened, Car 7 disappear into thin air.

Meanwhile, Haibara, who's slightly behind Conan group, follows them half-heartly, show a strong reaction when [[Scar Akai]] leaves one of the rooms. But Scar Akai, who is dressed in a formal outfit, does not notice her and walks in the opposite direction. Haibara catches a glimpse of him.

==== File 819 - Mystery Train (Tunnel) ====

Conan tries to convince the train conductor that something was wrong with the mystery murder that took place to no avail, nevertheless, they learn more about the nature of the train. Passengers can ring a bell which turns on a light above their door to summon the carriage attendant who sits in the hall. Additionally, each car has no indication of its number inside, only from outside can one tell the car number, a feature added by Jirokichi Suzuki to make the train more mysterious. Meanwhile, Haibara recalls her encounter with Scar Akai a moment ago. She thinks he has the "feeling" of Dai Moroboshi but doesn't understand why he has a burn mark.

Conan then recalls seeing Masumi holding a card when they first ran into Ran's cabin. They go back to 7B and confront the girls with the correct conclusion: everything happened in 7B all along and the girls had lied that the room was 8B. Ran's party received the role of accomplices (assigned by the card that Masumi held) They temporarily switched their room from 8B to 7B with Murobashi (who will wait in Ran's room, 8B) while the incident happened as part of the trick. As the Detective Boys followed Conan into the room, Masumi notices that Haibara is with the group, and she says she wants to have a word with Haibara as well. Haibara starts to look scared, but the conversation is cut short because Scar Akai had been lurking outside the door. Masumi demands to know who was there, but Scar Akai hides himself before Masumi sees him.

After the trick is revealed, they return to Ran's original room, 8B, to inform Murobashi that their trick got exposed. They try to open the door, but it is chained shut and Murobashi is "sleeping" on the couch. Just then, Masumi and Conan notice the gunpowder smell and break the chain link to open the door. They found Etsuto Murobashi was killed in a sealed room!

==== File 820 - Mystery Train (First Class) ====

Conan and Masumi explain the reason why Murobashi's case could not be a suicide. Conan then receives a message from an unknown sender and tells the Detective Boys to go back to their room with Ran, and shouts angrily when they don't comply. Haibara thinks about the "ominous feeling" inside her, as well as Conan's tense behavior, as she clinging to Ran and wonders what is going on. Immediately, Scar Akai walks past and glares at Haibara which frightens her. [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] also appears right behind Scar Akai, and he explains to Ran how he got a train ticket from online bidding. This happens in the hallway, and the door nearest to the conversation is cracked open so that [[Subaru Okiya]] can watch them silently. Subaru is also accompanied by a woman resembling Vermouth with a hat pulled low over her face, who is seemingly busy with her cellphone. He says to her that, "Heaven is siding with us".

Jirokichi Suzuki, who waits at Nagoya station, orders the train to head there without stopping, so he can capture the murderer himself. Without any other choice, Kogoro, Conan, and Masumi go to interrogate the passengers. Ran, Sonoko, Agasa, and the Detective Boys return to their room. [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Mitsuhiko]] brings up the subject of the woman who saved them from the fire in the last case. It is revealed that Mitsuhuko had sent a video recording of the woman to Kogoro, so Kogoro could find and thank her. Kogoro also thought of uploading the video to the internet. The woman is actually [[Shiho Miyano]]. This causes Haibara to panic and think her ominous feeling is due to [[Black Organization]] members on the train.

Jirokichi calls a meeting with the Nagoya Police directing them to restore his and their honor by capturing the murderer post haste. Gin and Vodka watch the pep rally from behind a column on the Nagoya platform. Gin receives an text from Vermouth that [[Sherry]] is indeed boarded the train.

==== File 821 - Mystery Train (Junction) ====
[[File:Sera is akai sister.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Masumi call Scar Akai "Shu-nii".]]
Conan receives another unknown message. When Masumi asks about and tries to look at the message, Conan quickly hides it and says he is just looking up the article on the past case that involves the victim and the passengers. Haibara also receives a message from an unknown address who claim to be Vermouth, asking, "Are you ready?" Haibara makes an excuse to go out. Ran notices her strange behavior and tries but fails to follow her.

Alone, Haibara recalls the [[Elena_Miyano#Tapes_left_for_Shiho|tape left by her mother]], [[Elena Miyano]], which talks about Haibara's parents starting a drug project that will require them to leave Shiho and Akemi behind, a project they call "[[APTX 4869|Silver Bullet]]". Haibara then regrets that she misunderstood and that the drug was something that shouldn't have been made. She looks at the antidote to APTX 4869 that she is holding and decides to take it so that she can avoid involving those with her in the Black Organization's plot to capture or kill her. Before she can take it, Subaru confronts Haibara, commenting that he can predict the "[[Akemi Miyano|sisters]]" without fail, and invites her to "enter our area". Haibara runs away from him instead, thinking she can't be killed while in a shrunken state.

Conan is still investigating the case. He asks the suspects to be filmed while running. Masumi leaves the group, intending to take the recordings to the Detective Boys to ask them which looks most like the masked suspect they chased earlier. On the way, Amuro notices her from a room and contacts someone with his cellphone. Scar Akai then walks past the mysterious woman who had come with Subaru. The woman says something to Scar Akai as he passes which startles him. But before he can follow her, Masumi confronts him and asks, "Who are you?" Scar Akai smiles and tells Masumi, "you haven't changed a bit." and he reveals his face to her. Masumi, surprised and confused, responds with "Shu-nii". (nii is Japanese suffix to call an older brother).

==== File 822 - Mystery Train (Interception) ====
She questions Scar Akai, stating that she heard that Shuichi had died. Masumi and Scar Akai's confrontation ends abruptly when Scar Akai knocks Masumi unconscious with a taser. Scar Akai then replies that Masumi's response was the one he wanted to hear.
<spoiler>
Elsewhere, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro to begin his deduction show. He accuses '''Satoru Ando''' of being the culprit.
</spoiler>
Amuro meanwhile appears by the suspects and helps explain his "sensei's" deductions. Ran receives a message from Haibara's address, saying she is fine and not to worry. Ran looks suspiciously at the message and still wants to keep looking for her but Agasa stops her.

Scar Akai goes to look at the passenger list left at the seat of one of the attendants. He leaves when the conductor stops him. It is revealed that under the conductor's chair is a mysterious canister. Scar Akai then listens to Ran's conversation in 6B with a bugging device.

While the deduction show still continues, Scar Akai enters the room belonging to the mysterious lady and throws her luggage out the window. The mysterious woman appears at the door and tells Scar Akai that the dress in the luggage was her favorite. The mysterious woman reveals herself to be [[Yukiko Kudo]] by naming Scar Akai as her old friend, "[[Sharon Vineyard|Sharon]]". Scar Akai rips his mask off and confirms Yukiko's deduction that he is none other than Vermouth.

==== File 823 - Mystery Train (Releasing Smoke) ====
[[File:Amuro is bourbon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Tooru Amuro reveals his codename.]]
After revealing themselve to one another, Vermouth shows surprise that Yukiko is on the train too. Yukiko brings up the fact that Vermouth doesn't age. Vermouth asks about the words Yukiko said in the corridor when Vermouth past her as Scar Akai, which Yukiko implies that "Shin-chan's"' team is one step ahead of Vermouth. Namely, an unconciousness Masumi has been taken back to her own room (by Subaru). Vermouth wonders how they could manage that, because Conan is occupied by deduction show and Yukiko is talking to her. (She doesn't know that Subaru is on the train as well.) Yukiko replies by saying they have a "special guest" on board.
<spoiler>
Meanwhile, in the deduction scene, Ando admits his crime and explain his motive. His wife was killed in the fire. Etsuto Murobashi is responsible for setting it up so he can steals a valuable picture in the mansion unnoticed. Ando had discovered it, when he saw a painting at an auction, that was suppose to have gotten lost in the fire. He then traced back the ownership to Murobashi.
</spoiler>

Yukiko boasts to Vermouth that they got a hold of Vermouth's weak points, which is Vermouth that doesn't want anyone, including her partner on the train, to know that Conan and Haibara shrunk from the [[APTX 4869]]. Also, Vermouth had ordered software from CG programmer, [[Suguru Itakura]] that probably is related to the de-aging. Yukiko also showed her surprise that Vermouth had a fight with Itakura on the film set even though Sharon is known for her consideration for the staff. Vermouth responds to Yukiko's boast by saying she is the one who saw through Yukiko's team's plan. Vermouth deducts that they will try to fake Shiho Miyano's death so the Black Organization will let go of her for good. Vermouth explains then that Haibara can't be shown dead in her child body because it will cause the Detective Boys to panic and cry, which would bring the Black Organization's attention to them as Sherry's acquaintances. But if Haibara dies in her original body (played by Yukiko with makeup) and those who know her secret keep quiet about that, then the Detective Boys will be none the wiser. This scene will also result in heavily checking the passengers' belongings upon disembarkment and the Black Organization won't be able to take "Sherry's" body away to confirm her identity. Vermouth tells Yukiko that's not only Yukiko's luggage that she disposed of, but the bullet-proof vest with blood contraption that she hid in the basin closet as well. Yukiko say the two are even because even Vermouth sees though her plan but hasn't found Haibara. Vermouth reveals her trick to smoke Haibara out by detonating mutilple smoke bombs she placed earlier. (The bombs can be seen under the attendent's seat and also in the crime scene.)

At the deduction scene, Amuro is the first to notice the smoke, concludes the train is on fire and tells everyone to evacuate to the front of the train. The suspects, who are pyrophobics after surviving the mansion fire incident, become panicked and run. But Conan has to wake up Kogoro and urges Komino and Sumitomo of room D to hurry up and leave. Next, Vermouth correctly deduces that Haibara won't escape the fire to the front like everyone else, but will go in the opposite direction. Then Haibara is shown, now in her original body, running through the smoke past the victim's room (7B). A voice from behind states that Shiho is "as expected of Hell's Angel's daughter" that she is "very much alike". The voice belongs to Amuro, who introduces himself to Shiho with his codename, [[Rei Furuya|Bourbon]].

==== File 824 - Mystery Train (Final Destination) ====
[[File:Okiya is Akai 824.PNG|thumb|right|200px|Subaru Okiya opens his eyes to reveal ones exactly like Shuichi Akai's as he watches Amuro.]]

Ran meets Kogoro and asks him where Haibara and Masumi are (she assumes he'd know because they should pass his deduction site at some point), but Kogoro doesn't know. The train conductor tries to calm the passengers down from panic about the fire and tells them that the staff has yet to know the full details on the situation but will try to find out as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, Vermouth continues to predict Sherry's movement that she will head to the back of train and be killed by the Organization in a silent fashion, rather than involving her friends. Conan then phones Yukiko to inform her that he can't find Haibara anywhere. Vermouth grabs Yukiko's phone away and impersonates her on the phone, telling Conan that Haibara probably escaped to the front like everyone else. Vermouth then receives a message from Bourbon confirming that Sherry is indeed in carriage 8. She then boasts to Yukiko that's it's her team that has the advantage.

In carriage 8, Bourbon tells Sherry he has met her parents and sister. Sherry says she has heard about him and knows he is a rival to Dai Moroboshi, [[Akemi Miyano|Akemi]]'s lover. Bourbon says Dai was an FBI mole, as he suspected. When he heard that Dai/Shuichi was dead, he didn't believe it at first and enlists Vermouth's help to disguise himself as Shuichi, hanging around people who knew Shuichi to observe their reactions. However, this time he had Vermouth disguise as Shuichi in place of him. He comes to the conclusion that Shuichi is really dead.

At the Nagoya train station, Gin comments that the presence of the Jirokichi and Aichi police only make the explosion seem like an attempt on their lives, which covers the Black Organization's intention. He then becomes surprised when Vodka informs him Vermouth was asking for more explosives for the plan, without telling him the purpose.

Bourbon, meanwhile, reveals his plan to take Sherry back to the Black Organization alive. He'll have her step inside the storage hold, knock her out, bomb the carriage link to separate the storage hold form the rest of the train, then have a helicopter on his side take her away. Sherry refuses cooperate, stating that the storage hold is full of explosives, causing Bourbon to realize that Vermouth had altered the plan, wanting to kill Sherry from the start. Sherry steps away behind the door, while a mysterious figure appears behind Bourbon, obscured by smoke. Bourbon asks if the figure is Vermouth; the mysterious figure throws a hand grenade at him. Bourbon, surprised at this, asks who the person is. The figure is revealed to the readers (but not to Bourbon) that he has Shuichi Akai's face, without the scar, and dresses in an outfit like those of Subaru Okiya's, wearing Masumi's hat. The grenade explodes, interrupting their one-sided conversation. The storage hold is seperated from the train, and seconds later, it explodes, triggered by Vermouth's cellphone.

Vermouth explains to Yukiko she purposefully detonated the second bomb having heard the first one (which confirmed that the storage hold was separated from the train), making sure the explosion wouldn't cause the train to derail. Vermouth leaves the room while Yukiko begins frantically calling for Haibara, but she stops immediately after Vermouth is out of sight. Bourbon is left wondering who the figure was, but he seems to have an idea.

The train stops and the passengers disembark. Vermouth phones Gin about the situation, in which Bourbon claims he saw Sherry die in the explosion; Gin shows doubt about Sherry's survival. Gin points out that Vermouth wanted an explosion on the train so the train couldn't reach its destination at Nagoya (where Gin was waiting). Vermouth tells him they have to be questioned, along with other passengers and that he should be satisfied enough hearing that Sherry is dead. Vermouth hangs up and overhears the Detective Boys talk to Agasa (who has Haibara sleeping on his back) about how they found Haibara in room 7B. What happened was that Haibara got dizzy after taking the drug for her cold and decided to rest there. The room was empty due to it being a crime scene. Vermouth realizes Yukiko's team figured that Haibara would go there, so they waited for her there. Conan's phone call to Yukiko was just an act to keep Vermouth in Yukiko's room while they took Haibara to safety. But Vermouth can't figure out who the woman who was supposedly killed in front of Bourbon is.
{{clear}}
<spoiler>
Vermouth then figured out Kaitou Kid's involvement after overhearing Sonoko voice her frustration to Ran that Kaitou Kid won't be able to board the train after the explosion. Vermouth also overheard Conan on the phone with Kaitou Kid, apologizing to him for dragging him into a situation with guns and bombs. Kaitou Kid is shown leaving the exploding train on his hang-glider, the gadget Conan deduced Kid would hide in the storage room in the first place. It is revealed in a flashback that Conan had deduced Kid's identity. He disguised as Hiruka Sumitomo (the maid) and had his accomplice disguised as Natsue Komino (the wheelchair lady). His accomplice, heavily hinted to be [[Konosuke Jii]], can't mimic the voice of the lady, and relies on Kid to voice both of them. He just mouths the words (similar to when Conan solves case as Agasa). So when Conan has Sumitomo run in the corridor, Komino can't speak. Conan has the advantage of being short (looking from below) and saw through Jii's act easily, as well as their reaction about the fire, which wouldn't match the reaction of a pyrophobic.

Conan brings up the point that he purposefully overlooked Kid's actions to avoid being involved with the case as leverage to ask Kid for help. Conan shows him a video of Shiho Miyano and has Kid disguise as her. Conan tells him to be careful because guns and explosives are involved. Conan finishes his conversation by asking Kid to return his cellphone to the detective agency. Kid, annoyed, comments that Conan should be in debt to him for helping, rather than the other way around.

Because of the explosion, the train is brought to an early stop and the passengers disembark so they can be questioned by the police at the station. Konosuke Jii, Kaitou Kid's assistant, has removed his old woman disguise because he is unable to speak without Kid to assist him.<ref>File 824, pg 16, upper right panel behind Vermouth.</ref> Masumi tries to figure out what's going on as Ran return her hat which she found in the corridor. Bourbon watches them silently and then asks Vermouth to give him the files from before and after Shuichi's death one more time. Vermouth agrees and Bourbon thinks he must reopen his investigation from "square one". Lastly, Subaru Okiya, watching Vermouth and Bourbon from behind, opens one of his eyes for the first time to reveal his Shuichi Akai-like eyes.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Satoru Ando|Satoru Andou manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin C}}
{{People|Taisaku Noto|Taisaku Noto manga.jpg|
* 52 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin A}}
{{People|Mari Idenami|Mari Idenami manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin E}}
{{People|Natsue Komino|Natsue Komino manga.jpg|
* 75 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Hiruka Sumitomo|Hiroka Sumitomo manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Car 8 - Cabin D}}
{{People|Etsuto Murobashi|Etsuto Murobashi manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 39 years old
* Car 7 - Cabin B}}
{{People|Mysterious Woman|818-824 Woman manga.jpg|
* Mysterious woman accompanying Subaru Okiya}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara seems already known about Shuichi Akai but still wonders how he get the scar.
* The Black Organization has a clue to Sherry's whereabouts and plans to catch her on the Bell Tree Express. Haibara discovers Scar Akai is a disguise (Vermouth).
* Vermouth remembers her promise with Conan not to touch Sherry anymore.
* Subaru and Yukiko are seen to have a relation. Subaru seems to know a lot about Miyano Akemi (Haibara's sister).
* Gin and Vodka wait at Nagoya for the Bell Tree Express while Haibara senses the presence of the Organization aboard the train itself.
* Haibara remembers when she heard the recording of her mother relating the APTX drug, which her mother called it as 'Silver Bullet'.
* Sera calls Scar Akai "Big bro", which means she is Akai's little sister. Vermouth's disguise as Scar Akai is revealed and she tells Yukiko that the past Scar Akai's appearance in robbery case is disguised by Amuro.
* Vermouth contacts Haibara via a text message and Haibara remembers the audio tapes her mother left for her regarding a drug Elena called "The Silver Bullet". Yukiko catches Vermouth wearing a disguise while rummaging through Yukiko's room on the train.
* This is the first time Subaru Okiya opens his left eye and it is similar to Shuichi Akai.
* Tooru Amuro calls himself as "Bourbon".
* Kaito Kid disguises as Sherry upon Conan's request. This is the first time he is facing Black Organization.

=== Tennis Meetup ===
{{ref anime|705-706|Conan in a Locked Room|Conan in a Locked Room|l2=Bourbon Figures It Out}}

==== File 825 - Special Coach ====

==== File 826 - The Missing Key of the Locked Room ====

==== File 827 - The Key to Solving the Mystery ====
<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Kotone Momozono'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kotone Momozono|Kotone Momozono manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Machi Umejima|Machi Umejima manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Saburo Ishiguri|Saburou Ishiguri manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Noboru Takanashi|Noboru Takanashi manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Uriu|Uriu manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* College student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Amuro stays to work at Poirot even though his true identity is already exposed.
* Amuro knows the truth behind The Sleeping Kogoro.
* Bourbon speaks with Vermouth on the phone.

=== The Blush Mermaid ===
{{ref anime|724-725|Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid}}
==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Blush Mermaid|image = Blush Mermaid manga.jpg|description =
* Red diamond on the turtle}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 828 - Foam ====

== Trivia ==
*A special webpage recapping the major characters and battles with the Black Organization was posted around release of the first mystery train chapter in Shounen Sunday.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_81sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume78e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 78]]
[[de:Band 78]]

Volume 77

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 77
| chapters = 807-817
| image = Volume 77.jpg
| releasedate = September 18, 2012
| isbn = 978-4-09-123806-1
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 12, 2021{{fact}}
| english-isbn = 1-9747-1496-9
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]]
| keyhole = [[Wataru Date]]
| prev-volume = Volume 76
| next-volume = Volume 78
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 77 was released on September 18, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Wataru Date}}
{{Char|Kiyonaga Matsumoto}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Tooru Amuro}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo|display=Yusaku Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background/young)}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Shiho Miyano}}
{{Char|Night Baron|display=Night Baron (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==

=== Overnight Deadline ===
{{ref anime|681-683|The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love}}

==== File 807 - The Strongest Senpai ====

==== File 808 - The Late Grave Visit ====

<spoiler>
The kidnapper was '''Ryuusaku Fuemoto''', but he died before being able to tell [[Miwako Sato|Sato]] where [[Wataru Takagi|Takagi]] was. Sato told him that he had kidnapped the wrong person, as Fuemoto was aiming for [[Wataru Date]]. He got confused because Takagi's given name is also Wataru.

Fuemoto wanted to kidnap Date because he considered that '''Natalie Kuruma''', his student, to be like his daughter. He thought that Date had dumped her and this had led her to suicide, but in fact she killed herself after she saw her boyfriend was dead out of sadness.

Conan is able to deduce Takagi is actually in '''Hokkaido''' and the building where he is has just two floors. It looked like it had more floors because of a mirror that Fuemoto used. Takagi is saved just in time and Sato kisses him.

Later, Takagi and Sato visit Date's grave, but [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] is also there. He deletes from his cellphone the last message that Date had sent him.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ryusaku Fuemoto|Ryuusaku Fuemoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* Ex-teacher of English conversation school}}
{{People|Yuko Tokugi|Yuuko Tokugi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* 6th year at Tohto University Medical School}}
{{People|Natalie Kuruma|Natalie Kuruma manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Lecturer}}
{{People|Kyoka Hikoue|Kyouka Hikoue manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Hostess}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* This is the first time Sato meets Naeko and the first time the Detective Boys meet Tooru Amuro.
* Date handed over his notebook to Takagi before he died.
* It seems Tooru Amuro and Wataru Date were very good friends and acquainted with each other at some point, he could be the lean fellow friend Date referenced in flashbacks.
* Takagi and Sato share their second and third kiss, much to the chagrin of the other officers.
* Date and Amuro were close friends and attended Police academy together.

=== Room Traces ===
{{ref anime|684-685|Froth, Steam, and Smoke}}
==== File 809 - Traces of Having Been in the Room ====

==== File 810 - Froth, Steam and Smoke ====

==== File 811 - The Tools of the Trade ====

<spoiler>
[[File:Okiya_stops_Ai.jpg|thumb|right|Okiya stops Haibara from removing his scarf.]]
The culprit is '''Keisuke Ogino'''. He sprinkle some used salt from his pocket in his beer to manipulate the time table of his alibi. He killed Daisaku Katsumoto because he published a false article that lead to the suicide of the actress it was about. Keisuke was disgusted at the disregard for the victim, and that the president only did so for sales, disgracing the company he was passionate to work for.
The actress had been an old classmate of Ogino and he had been haunted by the thought that she might have believed he had something to do with the false article since the picture used was taken by him.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Daisaku Katsumoto|Daisaku Katsumoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 58 years old
* Publishing company president}}
{{People|Keisuke Ogino|Keisuke Ogino manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Cameraman}}
{{People|Kaori Tsukihara|Kaori Tsukihara manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Magazine editor}}
{{People|Kazutomo Sodesaki|Kazutomo Sodesaki manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Writer}}
{{People|Actress|No pic female.jpg|
* Deceased (suicide)
* Formerly engaged to a diet member}}
{{People|Stuntman|No face.jpg|
* Victim (injured)
* Actress' younger half brother
* Currently in coma}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara does not hate Subaru as much as before.
* Subaru reveals that he has made a promise with someone regarding Haibara.

=== Cold Case ===
[[File:Yusakus cold case Shinichi.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Yusaku's cold case]]
{{ref anime|690-691|Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case}}
==== File 812 - Yusaku Kudo's Cold Case ====

==== File 813 - Kinichi-kun ====
[[File:Okiya_finds_out_secret.jpg|thumb|left|Okiya catches Conan impersonating Shinichi's voice.]]
{{clear}}

==== File 814 - Conan-kun, Right? ====

<spoiler>
Conan finds out the truth behind the cases and assists [[Ran Mouri|Ran]] over the phone, using [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi's]] voice. [[Subaru Okiya]] notices this and finds out that Conan is actually Shinichi.

The two deaths weren't a serial murder case. Takefumi Koriyama's death was an '''accident''' and the kanji for death (死, shi) written in blood was actually caused by the shape of his finger, grass and some candies that Ryosuke Nishimura left so that he could get to heaven. The candies and the grass weren't in their right place because a dog ate the candies when the blood was already dry. Yuusaku didn't made the truth public because Ryosuke's actions could be misunderstood as a rude prank and he didn't want the child to be discredit because of it.

The kanji next to Takaichi's body was caused by his wallet, coins and a cigarette. He died from his '''cirrhosis''' and the wallet and coins weren't found because some thieves had stolen his wallet after he had died. These thieves appeared to attack Ran, [[Masumi Sera|Masumi]] and [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]], but they couldn't fight against Ran's karate and Masumi's jeet kune do.

Masumi thinks that she is a bad kid as she leaves the place.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Isao Takaichi|Takaichi manga.jpg|
* Victim (blood loss)}}
{{People|Takefumi Koriyama|Takefumi Koriyama manga.jpg|
* Deceased (stabbed)
* Preschool principal}}
{{People|Ryosuke Nishimura|Ryosuke Nishimura manga.jpg|
* 5 years old}}
{{People|Man A|File 812-814 Man 2 manga.jpg|
* Gangster}}
{{People|Man B|File 812-814 Man 3 manga.jpg|
* Gangster}}
{{People|Man C|File 812-814 Man 4 manga.jpg|
* Gangster}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* This is the first time Sera meets Subaru and she looks a little bit shocked.
* Sera finds a glass with lipstick on it and a long strand of hair in the kitchen deducing that since Subaro is the one currently staying in the house the female guest must be his and not Shinichi's.
* Flashback to a case Yusaku Kudo once solved.
* Subaru Okiya discovers Conan's true identity.
* Sera is seen with tears about to fall from her eyes looking back at Ran and Conan saying "I'm a bad kid afterall".

=== Cabin Trap ===
{{ref anime|699-700|The Shadow Approaching Haibara's Secret}}
==== File 815 - One's Own Territory ====

==== File 816 - Smoke Signals From a Dire Situation ====

==== File 817 - A Lonely Figure in the Lamplight ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Chozo Usagi''' and he '''accidentally''' killed the woman with an axe because he had panicked after she locked themselves up in a cabin to help him get over his claustrophobia. The shape she was making with her hands were the shape of a rabbit (兎, usagi) indicating Usagi-san was the culprit.

[[Ai Haibara|Haibara]] takes an antidote prototype and becomes [[Shiho Miyano]] for the second time, in order to save her friends from the fire. The children record a video of the woman who had saved them and upload it to the Internet.

[[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]] hacks Kogoro's computer using the password he had mentioned during a previous case and watches the video of Shiho. He notices that Shiho is wearing a pass ring for the Mystery Train. [[Subaru Okiya]] also hacks the computer and watches the video.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Chozo Usagi|Chozo Usagi manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Photographer}}
{{People|Hayamichi Yonezumi|Hayamichi Yonezumi manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Part-time Worker}}
{{People|Takeya Iwakuma|Takeya Iwakuma manga.jpg|
* 23 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Woman|File 815-817 Woman manga.jpg|
* Victim (hacked)
* Around 30 years of age
* Child care worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
This is the first time Ai turns into Shiho via APTX antidote.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume 77ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong (China)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_80sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 39sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 77-78)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume77e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 77]]
[[de:Band 77]]

Volume 76

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 76
| chapters = 796-806
| image = Volume 76.jpg
| releasedate = June 18, 2012
| isbn = 978-4-09-123738-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 13, 2020<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-76/product/6425</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-9747-1700-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|Lincoln Rhyme]]
| keyhole = [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]]
| prev-volume = Volume 75
| next-volume = Volume 77
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 76 was released on June 18, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Rei Furuya|display=Tooru Amuro}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (background)}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Vermouth}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Scar Akai}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai|display=Shuichi Akai (flashback)}}
{{Char|Akemi Miyano|display=Akemi Miyano (flashback)}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Kiyonaga Matsumoto}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Online Client ===
{{ref anime|671-674|Detectives' Nocturne}}
[[File:Amuro796.png|right|thumb|Conan and Amuro encounter a murder in the detective agency.]]
==== File 796 - The Meeting At Columbo ====
While Kogoro and the group are watching a news report on a recent bank robbery, Amuro stops by with sandwiches from the Poirot after finishing his part time job for the day. After commenting on the robbery, Amuro reveals that he wants the scoop on Kogoro's newest case request after deducing from Kogoro's appearance and habits that Kogoro had a case. Kogoro gets a text from the client requesting that Kogoro switch the meeting location to the Café Columbo, and Amuro goes with them after changing out of his work clothes.

At the Columbo, Kogoro explains to Amuro the request was to find the locker a key belongs to. The client fails to show, so Amuro, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran go back to the Mouri Detective Agency to make sure the client didn't actually turn up there instead. When Amuro arrives at the agency, he and Conan notice someone had broken in and appeared to have intercepted the client while they were out. Stepping outside, Amuro explains his deductions to the rest of the gang and that the culprit is hiding in the restroom. Before Amuro can open the bathroom door, a gunshot rings out, and Conan rushes in to find a dead man who apparently committed suicide with a gun and a taped-up crying woman.

==== File 797 - Intertwined Lies and Mysteries ====
The group escort Kei Kashitsuka back to her condo. Kei goes tidy her room but secretly leaves the condo with Conan following her. As Kogoro, Ran and Amuro waiting for Kei they start searching for listening devices as when Sera called Ran the former's voice wasn't clear. After they locate the final listening device in a suitcase under the bed, Kogoro, Ran and Amuro open it to find a man beaten to death inside it.

==== File 798 - Detectives' Nocturne ====
Kashitsuka drugged Conan with a fruit juice. Later they receive an email from Kei Kashitsuka and order them not to attempt to find her or she won't guarantee Conan's safety. Ran contacted Agasa for help while Kogoro and Amuro discovered more information.
<spoiler>
From the evidence that Conan gathered during time at the gas station, he concluded that Kei Kashitsuka's real name is Serina Urakawa, a bank employee where the recent robbery took place.
</spoiler>

==== File 799 - A Child's Curiosity and a Detective's Spirit of Inquiry ====
<spoiler>
Serina isn't Kenya Shouno's younger sister but is his lover. The name Kei Kashitsuka actually belongs to the man that Serina murdered at Mouri Detective Agency, using shoe rope trick to pull the trigger. Her motive is to kill the three robbers that was responsible for Kenya's death and so she tracked down his friend named Kei Kashitsuka. However she stumbled across one of Kei's friends (one of the robbers) and in self-defense, killed him. After planted several listening devices, Serina heard that Kei will hire Kogoro to search for the location of the rest of money, and so she ambushed him at the agency. She used stun-gun on him, switched their belonging and used the trick described above to make it seem that she's a victim. </spoiler>

==== File 800 - When Objects Collide ====
<spoiler>
[[File:Subaru 360 file 800.PNG|right|thumb|Okiya prepared to draw a gun and disable the kidnapper's car]]
[[File:Amuro800.png|right|thumb|Amuro wonders why someone is present.]]
Conan then furthered his deduction by saying that he know that Serina will commit suicide after she murdered the third robber. Serina then accepted his condition and so he told her that the third robber's true identity is '''Takayo Tegawa'''. From the footage and information from Serina, Conan concluded that the third robber's true identity is Takayo Tegawa as both Toyokita and Furiya are right-handed (Tegawa is the only left-handed person). Tegawa's suspicious actions are also serve as an evidence, she bought beef-bowl rice to change the 10,000 yen bills number and she switched off her phone to prevent the police to find her. After the deduction Serina agreed to turn herself in but she said that one thing is wrong, she only took 2 guns from Kei Kashitsuka's hideout, alerting Conan that the third one must still in Tegawa's possession. They were later abducted by Tegawa, who used Conan as a hostage to intimidate Serina.

Fortunately, Okiya's car arrived at the scene just as they started driving away. According to the tracking device, Haibara figured out that Conan was inside that car. They informed Kogoro about this information, and Amuro then noticed their car running pass them on the other side of the street. He increased the speed to catch up with the trio, and crashed his own car into theirs in order to stop it. Sera, who had been closely following him this whole time, ran her motorcycle up and knocked off the robber. After everything was over, Vermouth arrived at the scene and gave Bourbon a call, asking him/her if he/she would keep his/her promise with her. Subaru, Amuro, and Sera all received a phone call at the same time Vermouth dialed leaving it unclear which one of the three is really Bourbon.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kei Kashitsuka|Kei Kashitsuka manga.jpg|
* Mouri Detective Agency client}}
{{People|Man|File 796-800 Man 1 manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)}}
{{People|Man|File 796-800 Man 2 manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)}}
{{People|Kenya Shono|Kenya Shouno manga.jpg|
* Deceased (gunshot)
* Bank employee}}
{{People|Rinko Toyokita|Rinko Toyokita manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Convenience store worker}}
{{clear}}
{{People|Sakae Furuya|Sakae Furiya manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Lottery winner}}
{{People|Takayo Tegawa|Takayo Tegawa manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Writer}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Amuro seems to have some kind of connection to Masumi.
* Tooru Amuro notices someone is following his car.
* Subaru Okiya tells Haibara not to "make that kind of face".
* Subaru and Amuro stare at each other for a moment.
* Amuro sees Masumi Sera for the first time, taking some particular interest in her.
* At the end of the episode Vermouth is talking on the phone with Bourbon. Bourbon could be Subaru Okiya, Tooru Amuro, or Masumi Sera.

=== Domestic Violence ===
{{ref anime|675-676|Won't Forgive Even One Millimeter}}

==== File 801 - The Person Who Never Smiled ====
[[File:Sera801.png|thumb|right|200px|Sera sees Scar Akai and chases him.]]
[[Masumi Sera]] is talking to Ran and Sonoko about Conan and [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]]. She decides to leave when she hears Conan isn't there, but she sees [[Scar Akai]] and goes after him. He hides before Sera can confront him.
At the Konno's house, where the Detective Boys and Agasa are, Sumika is threatening Takushi with a knife because of supposedly having an affair with other women. [[Ayumi Yoshida|Ayumi]] witnesses this but when everyone comes back to see what happened Takushi had stabbed his wife. Is this self-defense?

==== File 802 - Don't Make That Kind Of Face... ====
Sumika is in the hospital and Conan notices that her husband's behaviour is really suspicious. Besides, Haibara suspects [[Subaru Okiya]] could be her ex-brother-in-law, [[Shuichi Akai|Dai Moroboshi]].

==== File 803 - A Misconstrued Conclusion ====

<spoiler>
This case wasn't self-defense but a '''murder attempt''' planned by '''Takushi Konno''', who wanted to commit suicide. He took advantage of Sumika's personality and pretended to have hiccups. Sumika tried to scare him to get rid of the hiccups by threatening him with a knife, just as he had expected. He seized this moment and took the knife to stab his wife. As Ayumi was watching this, he managed to get an alibi and prove his innocence by making it look like a self-defense case.

It is discovered Sumika was actually pregnant. The doctors save her life and she forgives Takushi. Conan help covering up the details understanding that Takushi does truly regret his actions. And the police is informed that Sumika pretended to threated her husband with a knife to scare him of his hiccups, and the husband took it seriously and accidently stabbed her. Takagi is willing to let them off with a warning. Haibara says that she wouldn't forgive even one milimeter.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sumika Konno|Sumika Konno manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 32 years old
* Wife}}
{{People|Takushi Konno|Takushi Konno manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Husband}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Masumi Sera sees Scar Akai near Mouri's Detective Agency and tries to chase him, but he hides, meaning Masumi knows Akai.
* Ai Haibara remembers Subaru Okiya and thinks about how he reminds her of her sister's boyfriend, Dai Moroboshi.
* It is implied that Shinichi/Conan and Masumi have met before.

=== Overnight Deadline ===
{{ref anime|681-683|The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Wataru Date]]|image = Wataru Date.jpg|fsize=0.95em|description =
*Deceased
*Policeman
*[[Wataru Takagi]]'s mentor
*[[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]]'s friend}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 804 - The Present From Detective Takagi ====

==== File 805 - Wataru Brothers ====

==== File 806 - The Inherited Shadow of the Dawn ====
The detective boys remember that the man said something strange, ‘Tomorrow or the next day’ instead of ‘Tomorrow or the day after’.
Conan asks if any of the women from the suicide cases was from Hokkaido, and Sato confirms that Natalie Kuruma was. Then Conan suspects that a relation of hers is responsible of the abduction of Takagi. The phrase ‘tomorrow or the next day’ is from Hokkaido. Conan thinks that Natalie was Detective Date’s girlfriend. What Natalie wrote on her calendar wasn’t the English word ‘Date’, but Date’s name in romaji. It was a symbol of Date’s visits. Because Natalie was an English teacher, Sato misread it. Conan further theorizes that Natalie hadn’t learned of Date’s death and killed herself believing she had been dumped. Takagi must have realized the connection between Natalie and Date and decided to tell her family the truth for the sake of his friend’s memory. Sato remembers that Takagi had been seeing crying over a sticker photo in his notebook – which used to belong to Date. If it was a picture of Natalie, Takagi might have looked up her picture in the case file to compare them.
As for how this could lead Takagi to end up in a death trap, Conan suspects that Natalie, whose mother was an American, might not have told her parents her boyfriend’s full name, to avoid confusion with the Date name, and just told them he was Wataru-san, a detective from the police headquarters. If Takagi contacted Natalie’s family, asking them for a meeting to discuss Natalie and introduce himself with his full name, like most people would do, the family might have drawn the wrong conclusion and assumed that Takagi Wataru was Wataru-san, the police detective who drew Natalie to suicide by dumping her, and decided to take revenge on him.
Sato doesn’t think that it was the family, since Natalie’s parent were killed in the car accident on their way to retrieve Natalie’s body, but somebody did retrieve her body, a colleague from the school, who had lived in the same hometown, Natalie grew up in, and considered her a daughter.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ryusaku Fuemoto|Ryuusaku Fuemoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* Ex-teacher of English conversation school}}
{{People|Yuko Tokugi|Yuuko Tokugi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* 6th year at Tohto University Medical School}}
{{People|Natalie Kuruma|Natalie Kuruma manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Lecturer}}
{{People|Kyoka Hikoue|Kyouka Hikoue manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Hostess}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* Sumika Konno is the first pregnant woman ever featured in ''Detective Conan''.

== Cover in other countries ==
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== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

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Volume 75

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 75
| chapters = 785-795
| image = Volume 75.jpg
| releasedate = April 14, 2012
| isbn = 4-09-123619-7<br>ISBN 4-09-159101-9 (limited ed.)
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 14, 2020<ref>https://www.viz.com/read/manga/case-closed-volume-75/product/6332</ref>
| english-isbn = 1-97-471495-0
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Enshi Shunotei]]
| keyhole = [[Naeko Miike]]
| prev-volume = Volume 74
| next-volume = Volume 76
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 75 was released on April 14, 2012 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Sakurako Yonehara}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Masumi Sera}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Yaiba Kurogane|display=Yaiba Kurogane<br>(TV)}}
{{Char|Ryusuke Higo|display=Ryusuke Higo<br>(TV)}}
{{Char|Detective Samonji|display=Detective Samonji (TV)}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino<br>(TV)}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Naeko Miike}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori|display=Ninzaburo Shiratori (background}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi|display=Sumiko Kobayashi (background)}}
{{Char|Tomomi Sakaguchi|display=Tomomi Sakaguchi (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Eye for an Eye ===
{{ref anime|652-655|The Design of Poison and Mirage}}

==== File 785 - The Mistress’ Written Confession ====

==== File 786 - The Parent-Child Optical Illusion ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Yoshimi Satake'''
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kohei Wakamatsu|Kouhei Wakamatsu manga.jpg|
* Deceased (stabbed)
* President of a design company}}
{{People|Serika Wakamatsu|Serika Wakamatsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 43 years old
* Kohei's wife}}
{{People|Ikuro Wakamatsu|Ikurou Wakamatsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 25 years old
* Kohei's son}}
{{People|Masashige Shiina|Masashige Shiina manga.jpg|
* 56 years old
* Senior managing director}}
{{People|Sumio Fujinami|Sumio Fujinami manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Chief designer}}
{{clear}}
{{People|Yoshimi Satake|Yoshimi Satake manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Secretary}}
{{People|Sakurako Yonehara|Sakurako Yonehara manga.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Housekeeper}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Sakurako Yonehara notices Conan has a split personality (he acts both like a normal child and a detective).
* Ran tells Kazuha about Shinichi's confession to Ran in London.
* Kazuha Toyama tries to confess her feelings towards Heiji Hattori to him, but he runs away and doesn't listen.
* Heiji learns about Shinichi's confession to Ran in London and teases him about it endlessly.

=== Another Kogoro ===
{{ref anime|661-662|Kogoro-san is a Good Man}}

==== File 787 - Kogoro-san is a Good Man ====
Ran and her friends discuss how Kogoro san is always coming home late recently and is quite suspicious. Sonoko teases her and says maybe he has a new mistress. Conan has a another theory though and says that the food on his toothbrush and coming home drunk means that he is enjoying himself drinking somewhere. This enrages Ran and she starts bad mouthing her. An passerby scolds her and says she shouldn’t be talking badly about Kogoro especially since she does not know him. Shocked by this Ran replies that Kogoro is her father. The lady explains that Kogoro helps her for free with many cases and problems that she has and that he is a good man. Both Ran and Conan follow the lady home to see if what she says is true. They find out the lady is a landlord to an number of apartments, the lady invites them inside her home for a meal, meanwhile the doorbell rings and there stands a man dressed similar to Kogoro. Realising the man is an imposter Ran blurts out who are you and the man also asks the same question. The old lady is surprised and says this is Kogoro the great detective, however before Ran can blurt out this is untrue. The man pulls Ran’s hand and has a private word outside. There he admits that he is pretending to be the detective because he wants to please the lady since he’s going out with her granddaughter. Later Conan solves the case of why the TV is turning on mysteriously because the remote is under all the mess and the buttons is being pressed. While he solves this next door a murder has taken place.

==== File 788 - The Real Sleeping Kogoro ====
The deceased man’s name is Gensuke Denkawa, the three people claim that they broke the door down because the noise coming from his apartment was a nuisance. First they called to him but since he did not answer they broke the door down. All three have had a negative experience from the victim. As Conan searches the house he becomes more suspicious he finds that there are two remotes and one is a universal remote. He also finds out through looking at the old lady’s mobile that her real granddaughter is married so why is the man pretending to be her granddaughter’s boyfriend?

==== File 789 - The Kogoro Imposter's Great Deduction ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Junji Hyodo''' because he was hiding drugs in his flat and the victim threatened to expose him. The man pretending to be Kogoro was actually an ex-pupil of the lady who was attached to her and fancied being near to help her out.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Takae Kiritani|Takae Kiritani manga.jpg|
* 70 years old
* Apartment landlady}}
{{People|Ryohei Onda|Ryouhei Onda manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* University student
* Disguised as [[Kogoro Mouri]]}}
{{People|Kumi Bannai|Kumi Bannai manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Apartment resident}}
{{People|Ken Ishigame|Ken Ishigame manga.jpg|
* 64 years old
* Apartment resident}}
{{People|Junji Hyodo|Junji Hyoudou manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Apartment resident}}
{{clear}}
{{People|Gensuke Denkawa|Gensuke Denkawa manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 44 years old
* Apartment resident
* Construction worker}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Painmobile ===
{{ref anime|659-660|Co-Investigating with a First Love}}

==== File 790 - The Object of Detective Chiba's First Love ====

==== File 791 - Do You Not Remember? ====

==== File 792 - Could You Possibly Be... ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Tokuko Shigei'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tokuko Shigei|Tokuko Shigei manga.jpg|
* Victim (vehicular vandalized)
* 36 years old
* Housewife}}
{{People|Aketoshi Fukuchi|Aketoshi Fukuchi manga.jpg|
* Victim (vehicular vandalized and car crash - injured)
* 41 years old
* Company employee}}
{{People|Takero Meiwa|Takerou Meiwa manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Part-time worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Detective Chiba and Naeko Miike investigate a case together. The Detective Boys group realize that the junior patrolwoman working with Yumi is Naeko Miike, Detective Chiba's first love who they saw before and try to get Detective Chiba and Officer Naeko to get closer to each other
* The detective Boys tell Yumi that Detective Chiba and Naeko Miike are first love of one another and have met again,but Detective Chiba does not remember her, which makes Yumi think about all the relationships in the police department and how she needs to find quickly a boyfriend.

=== Private Eye ===
{{ref anime|667-668|Wedding Eve}}
[[File:Amuro abuse 793.PNG|thumb|right|200px|The waiter Tooru Amuro is knocked down by Raita Banba]]

==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Rei Furuya|Tooru Amuro]]|image = Rei Furuya.jpg|description =
* 29 years old
* Detective}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 793 - Private Eye ====

Kogoro is invited to the pre-wedding party (taking place in a bar-restaurant) of Raita Banda, one of his friends in high school, and he attends the party in the company of Ran and Conan. Banda introduces them to his fiancée Hatsune Kamon, and, when prompted by an enthusiastic Ran, the couple reveals that they fell in love at first sight, as both felt that they were destined to meet and be together. Banda adds that when they got to know each other better, they found that their birthday and blood type are the same, and that they had had similar childhood experiences. Furthermore, they discovered that there was seemingly some sort of telepathic connection between them, as they knew what the other person was thinking even when both were silent. Ran is happy to see two people so suited to each other getting married, but the moment is soon ruined: a waiter (who is dark-skinned) accidentally drops a cake on Banda, staining his trousers and sports shoes. When the conversation resumes, the topic becomes Kogoro and Banda being overprotective in high school and not letting anyone approach their crushes (Kogoro’s crush was obviously Eri, and Ran is delighted to learn that Kogoro was once so), which slightly bores Kamon. She thus interrupts the two men and tells Banda that it is almost time for her nail salon appointment: she wanted to put on stick-on fingernails with a nuptial theme.

Now that his fiancée has left (after kissing him goodbye), Banda decides that he should get more involved in the party rather than sitting at a table. He soon gets drunk, and, as a result, fails to notice his phone ringtone until the dark-skinned waiter points it out. It turns out to be an email from Kamon; she is telling Banda that she will be back soon, and the email also contains an attachment, which is an image capturing Kamon and her stick-on nails. As Banda reads the email, his other phone also rings; this prompts him to head towards the bathroom. Since Banda hangs up right before entering. Conan deduces that the person calling Banda must be in the bathroom. Soon, a man with sunglasses on (despite it being evening) comes out; he proceeds to sit at an empty table, and tells the dark-skinned waiter (who happens to pass by) to bring a cup of bourbon. Conan finds this man slightly suspicious, and thus asks if Kogoro remembers him (for Banda has invited many former classmates). Kogoro replies in negative, but adds that it is possible that it is a former classmate that he never met after graduation.

The next few panels show Kamon parking her car in the parking lot outside the restaurant. As she leaves the car, she receives a call, and the caller tells her something which makes her suddenly frightened. We, the readers, will never know her response, as we are taken back into the restaurant at this moment. Presently, a drunk Banda attempts to hit the dark-skinned waiter, and while he manages to dodge Banda’s fist, he drops a glass cup, which ends up cutting Banda’s hand. His former classmates ask whether he wants bandages, and Banda refuses, saying that the only thing he wants is hearing from Kamon. Perhaps because of the telepathic connection, Kamon does call him at that moment. However, she says nothing more than bidding him farewell, which confuses Banda considerably. Then he looks out of the window and finds a car burning in the parking lot.

Kogoro and Conan also have noticed this abnormal situation, and while Banda stands where he is, petrified by the thought that it might be his fiancée’s car, they rush outside to see what is going on. But it is already too late.

The police are notified of the incident and Megure, Takagi and Chiba come to investigate. They confirm that the deceased is Hatsune Kamon, and find one of her stick-on nails under the burnt car and mostly intact. Since they suspect that the nail is there because it fell down during Kamon’s struggle against the hypothetical arsonist and murderer, they have sent the DNA material on the nail to the laboratory for amplification (possibly by using the PCR), hoping to identify the killer in this way. They also have sent the DNA contained in Banda’s hair cells (obtained from his comb, which was in the car) to the laboratory for comparison, and end up finding that the two patterns are nearly identical. Banda is horrified by this outcome, as he knows that it makes the police think that he has burnt his fiancée to death. The dark-skinned waiter agrees with the police’s suspicions, and suggests that perhaps Banda deliberately hit him and got himself hurt to cover up the fact that he had been injured during Kamon’s struggle. This angers Banda, but it is the man wearing the sunglasses that delivers a counterattack: he says that it is also possible that the waiter’s jealousy prompted him to kill whom he loved. Megure is confused by this tense exchange, and Banda, in order to explain the situation, lashes out at the dark-skinned waiter and declares him to be the secret lover of Kamon. The waiter, not scared by Banda’s accusation, replies that they did meet in private, but it was not an affair, as he is a detective and Kamon was a client of his.

And this is how Tooru Amuro makes his first appearance in Detective Conan.

==== File 794 - Genome ====

Amuro explains that since Kamon was not completely sure of Banda's loyalty to her, she hired him to spy on Banda. He continues to say that although Kamon can no longer prove this, the man wearing sunglasses probably can. Megure asks for the reason, and Amuro replies that he is likely a detective hired by Banda in order to spy on Kamon. He then describes the inconspicuous gesture that the man used in order to communicate with Banda as evidence of his deduction, and this forces the man (Sanji Haruoka) to admit that Amuro is correct. Kogoro, who saw Banda get somewhat intimate with various former female classmates during his fiancée’s absence, suggests that Amuro might have reported that to her, which caused her to break down and commit suicide. Amuro disputes this in panic, saying that they stayed in contact only by email, and that they only met in person once (which is why Banda chose to keep trusting Kamon and decided to marry her in the end).

At this point, Conan interjects this conversation among adults and asks why the fire burnt so fiercely despite many parts of cars being made from relatively fireproof materials. Takagi explains that while the car was indeed fireproof, there were a lot of inflammable items, such as bottles of paint and cardboards, in the car. Banda clarifies that those things were stored in the car because Kamon and he wanted to decorate the car before the wedding (scheduled on the next day) so as to surprise the invitees, and adds that checking the email communications between the couple would show that he is not falsifying. Megure thus takes Banda’s phone; he verifies that Banda is telling the truth, but also deduces from them that Banda knew both the approximate time of her return and the inflammability of the car, and thus could easily sneak out of the restaurant to kill Kamon. Banda, sensing that things are going against him, points out in an attempt to change Megure’s mind that the DNA patterns extracted from his hair and from the stick-on nails were not identical. To his frustration, Amuro says that his point is invalid: since the nail was exposed to water and soil (for it is an evening with heavy rain), the DNA was contaminated, and therefore one cannot expect the patterns to be exactly the same. Amuro keeps on going, which eventually infuriates Banda, and he throws his whole body at Amuro. However, Amuro is able to easily dodge him, and Banda ends up on the floor. As he gets back up, Conan looks at his shoes in curiosity and Kogoro calms him down and advises him to allow the police to do a proper DNA test (i.e. a test where the DNA amplified is extracted from the mucus in his mouth) so that he can prove his innocence. Banda reluctantly agrees, and Ran remarks that thanks to advances in biotechnology, DNA can now reveal the identity of a person, meaning that anyone trying to fake his (or her) identity by changing appearance will be immediately exposed; Conan is made speechless by this comment (although he knows that Ran is definitely not thinking about him and Shinichi) and can do nothing but agree by saying “yeah, yeah” weakly.

Takagi reports to Megure that he has inspected all possible exits from the restaurant. He details that the backdoor was locked, that people could go out through the front door (and risk being seen by other guests) and that theoretically people could climb the window in the bathroom. However, since the area below the window is muddy and watery, anyone exiting through here would leave footprints on the outside and get mud on their shoes and trousers (however, there is no footprint and no guest’s garment has been stained by mud). Megure, who thinks that Takagi’s findings indicate that nobody has left the restaurant for the parking lot, asks the detectives whether they know of anything that might drive Kamon towards suicide. Haruoka can only think of things related to Banda, but Amuro says that he noticed one instance when Kamon was visibly worried. He recounts that by doing some background research about Banda, he found that both Banda and Kamon were orphaned during infancy, with their parents dying in a hotel fire and themselves being rescued from the burning building. They were then sent to an orphanage, and since their parents were not identified both were given new names. Banda was soon adopted by a family, but Kamon remained in the orphanage until adulthood. Megure does not understand why this might worry Kamon, and Amuro says that he does not either, and that all he knows is that when he informed her of this, Kamon said that she would look into it. Conan, on the other hand, is alarmed by Amuro’s words, and asks Ran seriously whether it is the case that Kamon is shorter than her. Ran responds in affirmative, and adds that Kamon is probably around 150 cm tall (Conan thinks to himself that the average height of Japanese female adults is 159 cm).

Presently, Chiba tells Megure that according to the coroner, there are only three stick-on nails on the body, which means that one remains to be found. Conan thinks that he knows where the missing stick-on nail is, and thus heads out (to the parking lot) to look for it. He manages to find the nail under a van, and notices that it has not been contaminated by the rain (which has already stopped) like the other ones. He reports this to a security guard (or policeman?) nearby and tells him to take it carefully to Megure. Then Conan wanders around the parking lot, thinking that if his deduction is correct, then the truth behind Kamon’s death will be a very saddening one.

==== File 795 - Destined to Re-enter the Flames ====

The result of the DNA test is out: the DNA extracted from the comb has exactly the same pattern as the DNA extracted from Banda’s mucus, meaning that the DNA attached to the nail is extremely likely to be Banda’s. The police therefore tell Banda that they must take him to the police station for further questioning, and since Kogoro tells Banda that he can do nothing with this unfortunate development, Banda has no choice but to go resignedly. It starts raining heavily again, and as police’s vehicles are parked quite far from the restaurant, Takagi tells him to get ready to be soaked. Banda says that he does not care about the rain, and as he is about to walk out, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and orders Banda to stop. Conan asks whether Banda can really leave like that, and Banda, not knowing where Kogoro is coming from, responds that there is no other remedy, that he has to go to the police station and strive to prove his innocence.

<spoiler>
Upon hearing this, Conan announces that Banda definitely did not murder his fiancée. Amuro, who has been pushing for the murder theory for a while now, is surprised; so is Megure, who asks Kogoro why he can claim that Banda is not guility soley based on his willingness to collaborate with the investigation. Conan says that the only possible exit was the front door, and that people in the restaurant would certainly notice if Banda went out from there. Upon hearing this, Amuro smiles confidently and argues that since everybody saw Banda’s outfit during his speech at the party’s beginning, if he had changed in the bathroom before sneaking out, then nobody would have thought that it was him. He carries on saying that by wearing clothes and trousers that can be easily cut up and washed away in the toilet, the evidence can easily be destroyed and will never be found (unless the police search the sewage system as well, but that is unlikely). Conan agrees with Amuro’s inferences, but points out that he could not have cut shoes as well. Amuro contends that there was no need to change shoes, since nobody would have paid attention to them anyways. Conan agrees, and then orders Banda to take off his sports shoes, claiming that those are the best piece of evidence of his innocence. Banda obeys; Takagi carefully examines the right shoe and finds that there are traces of cream on the underside. Ran says that Banda must have gotten the cream when Amuro accidentally dropped the cake, and Takagi shouts excitedly that this is a piece of evidence because leaving the restaurant entails contact with the watery ground, which would wash the cream away completely. Conan says that when he first noticed this, he thought that Banda had used some sort of trick to change shoes in secret (and kept the cream on the other pair of shoes as evidence that he had never left the restaurant). However, he changed his mind later, as the cake drop was not planned by Banda, he never mentioned this critical piece of evidence to Kogoro and he did not care to step into the heavy rain and have the evidence destroyed (i.e. Banda’s lack of awareness that the cream is important proves that he is innocent).

Amuro, seeing that his deduction is being torn apart, demands to know how Kogoro would explain the issue with the DNA. Conan says that nobody has considered the possibility that the DNA material on the stick-on nail belongs to Kamon herself. Amuro fights back in a contemptuous tone that unless Kamon is related to Banda, the probability of her DNA being so similar to Banda’s is technically zero; he adds that while males have two different sex chromosomes (one X, one Y), females have two identical ones (two X), which can be easily spotted in the laboratory. Conan asks rhetorically what if the parts of the DNA contaminated by rain and soil include the sex chromosomes, and when Amuro protests and demands an answer to the miniscule probability, Conan reveals that Banda and Kamon are twins. He points to the birthday and blood type coincidences, as well as the telepathic connection between the two. Banda thinks that this is no proof of them being twins, so Conan informs him of Amuro’s background research, which leaves him in absolute astonishment. Megure enquires whether twins have the same DNA sequence, and Takagi tells him that this is the case for monozygotic twins (see note below).
Takagi adds that in most cases, monozygotic twins are of the same gender. Amuro, who seems to have accepted that his deduction is flawed, helps Conan in his deduction for the first time. He explains that when the zygote has an X and a Y chromosome (i.e. if the zygote is “masculine”) and after the first division (into two cells) one of the daughter cells loses the Y chromosome somehow, then the twins will have opposite genders given that the two daughter cells develop independently from each other. In this case the girl is said to have Turner syndrome, because her having only one X chromosome (instead of the normal two) causes anomalies during her growth, which ultimately leads to traits such as shortness.

Banda still refuses to accept that Kamon and he are twins, and tries to cling onto anything that might disprove Conan’s whole theory about Kamon’s death. It is in this mindset that he asks why Kamon’s own DNA would be found on her stick-on nails. Conan says that when Kamon said that she would “look into it”, she must have meant that she would request a specialized institution to test whether Banda and she are twins. Conan hypothesizes that she received a call from that institution while in the parking lot, and was subsequently notified of the result: that they are indeed twins and thus can never marry each other. As a consequence, she must have begun crying in sadness and disbelief while scratching her face frantically, leaving skin on all the stick-on nails and causing two of them to fall off (one of them was carried away by the wind to another part of the parking lot). Conan concludes by saying that the police have found the second, uncontaminated stick-on nail, and that the result of the DNA test from this nail will clear everything up.

As soon as Conan finishes, Megure receives a call from the laboratory. After hanging up, he announces gravely that the result is that with the exception of the sex chromosomes, the DNA found on the stick-on nail is identical to Banda’s DNA. In addition, it is identical (with no exception) to the DNA that, after a large amount of effort, was extracted from Kamon’s burnt body. '''These confirm that Kamon committed suicide and that the couple is indeed twins bonded forever by blood'''. Banda, who is well aware of these implications, lets out one after another shriek, and sobs while repeating his fiancée’s name, again and again. Outside, the rain is still pouring down relentlessly.

A few days later, Amuro, who is now an employee of café Poirot, tells Kogoro that he is willing to be his apprentice. Amuro explains that after hearing Kogoro’s deduction in Banda’s case, he felt that his deductive skills were childish and underdeveloped, and thus wanted to start at zero, stay near Kogoro and learn from him. Kogoro says that he has no plan of accepting apprentices, but after Amuro promises to pay him a large amount of tuition, he changes his mind. Kogoro then happily says that Amuro has been accepted and that he can now call him “Mouri-sensei”, and Amuro, looking equally happy, replies “understood, Mouri-sensei”. Ran looks at the two men puzzledly while Conan thinks to himself that yet another troublesome figure has entered his circle.

Note: in monozygotic twins, only one egg is fertilized, and both twins develop from that egg (the opposite is the concept of “dizygotic twins”, which happens when there are two fertilized eggs and each twin develops from one egg). In most cases, the zygote (i.e. fertilized egg) undergoes cell division repeatedly to make one human baby, but it also can be the case that during the first divisions, the “daughter cells” separate into two clusters and they develop independently from each other to give rise to two human babies.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Raita Banba|Raita Banba manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Groom}}
{{People|Hatsune Kamon|Hatsune Kamon manga.jpg|
* Victim (burned)
* 37 years old
* Bride}}
{{People|Sanji Haruoka|Sanji Haruoka manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Detective}}
{{People|Tooru Amuro|Tooru Amuro manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Amuro gets a job as a waiter in Café Poirot. He asks to become Kogoro's apprentice and is accepted.

== Trivia ==
* A special edition of Volume 75 was released that includes a Petit Nendoroid figure of Conan in a Tokyo Spirits soccer uniform.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_78sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume75e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== References ==
{{reflist}}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 75]]
[[de:Band 75]]

Adrian Monk

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[[File:Detective 73.jpg|Adrian Monk|thumb]]
{{main|e1=[[Wikipedia:Adrian Monk|Adrian Monk]]}}

Adrian Monk, a.k.a. "The Defective Detective", is a fictional consultant detective in modern-day San Francisco, created by Andy Breckman and David Hoberman. Though suffering from severe OCD and an astounding number of phobias, Monk uses these same difficulties as a skill to solve the cases the SFPD cannot.

He was the [[Detective Picture Book|featured detective]] of [[Volume 73]] of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga.
== About ==
Growing up in an overly-protective household, Adrian grew up hearing Sherlock Holmes stories from his father, giving him his first taste of solving mysteries. Later in life, he meets his wife Trudy, who seems to assist him in gaining traction on his phobias and OCD, until her death by bomb forces him into a breakdown, forcing him off the department. Throughout his series, Monk must learn to live without his wife, while balancing his disabilities.

While his mental disabilities force him into often awkward situations, Monk's obsessive eye for detail coupled with his analytical mind means that he is able to pick up clues that the police, including his superior, Capt. Stottlemeyer, cannot find. Using this information, the SFPD is able to close their cases with no loose ends, just like Mr. Monk prefers.

==See also==
*[[Detective Picture Book]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book]]{{DEFAULTSORT:Monk, Adrian}}

Volume 72

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 72
| chapters = 752-762
| image = Volume 72.jpg
| releasedate = June 17, 2011
| isbn = 4-09-122898-4
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 8, 2019
| english-isbn = 1-97-470656-7
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|Yoshio Kuraishi]]
| keyhole = [[List of notable case characters#Apollo Glass|Apollo Glass]]
| prev-volume = Volume 71
| next-volume = Volume 73
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 72 was released on June 17, 2011 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Minerva Glass}}
{{Char|Apollo Glass}}
}}

== Gadgets ==
{{Gadgets Appearances|
{{Gadget|Voice-Changing Bowtie}}
{{Gadget|Stun-Gun Wristwatch}}
{{Gadget|Anywhere Ball Dispensing Belt}}
{{Gadget|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
{{gadget|Detective Boys Badge}}
{{Gadget|Criminal Tracking Glasses}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Following Holmes ===
{{ref anime|616-621|Holmes' Revelation}}

==== File 752 - A Troublesome and Difficult Case ====

<spoiler>
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Diana Kingstone|Diana Kingstone manga.jpg|
* 58 years old}}
{{People|Venus|Venus manga.jpg|
* Diana's pet cat}}
{{People|Minerva Glass|Minerva_Glass manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Tennis player}}
{{People|Apollo Glass|Apollo_Glass manga.jpg|
* 8 years old
* Minerva's brother}}
{{People|Ares Ashley|Ares Ashley manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Minerva's former coach}}
{{People|Hades Sabara|Hades Sabara manga.jpg|
* Criminal}}
{{People|Hestia|Hestia manga.jpg|
* Hades' former accomplice
* Explosives expert
* Believed to be deceased}}
{{People|Juno Glass|Juno Glass manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Minerva's mother}}
{{People|Mysterious woman|Mysterious London Case Woman manga.jpg|
* Suspicious woman}}
{{People|Demeter Bauer|Demeter Bauer manga.jpg|
* Ranked #2 tennis player in the world
* Powerful serve exceeding 120 mph}}
{{People|Wimbledon umpire|Wimbledon Umpire manga.jpg|
* Umpire in the Wimbledon finals}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan receives two antidotes from Ai so that he can use his passport to go and return from London.
* Conan takes the pill that was supposed to make him go home and turns into Shinichi after a forced moment from Ran. Ran learns from a woman that "love is zero".
* Shinichi was dramatically "forced" to confess his love to Ran.
* The code has been broken! The letters formed the word "SATURN".
* Shinichi receives another antidote from his mom.
* Shinichi reveals that what Minerva Glass said means zero is where every love starts.

=== Two-Five-Two ===
[[Image:Haibara examines Okiya's curry.JPG‎|thumb|right|[[Haibara]] serves the extra curry Okiya made to the Detective Boys.]]
{{ref anime|622-623|Emergency Situation 252}}

==== File 753 - A Person in Need of Rescue ====

==== File 754 - A Dangerous Game of Hide-and-seek ====

==== File 755 - Communications Code ====

<spoiler>
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Man #1|File_753-755_Man_1.jpg|
* Fake demolition worker}}
{{People|Man #2|File_753-755_Man_2.jpg|
* Fake demolition worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan/Shinichi recalls his "indirect" confession to Ran in London.
* Events from the [[Holmes' Revelation|London arc]] are mentioned.

=== Horror Show ===
{{ref anime|625-626|The Screaming Operation Room}}
==== File 756 - A Terrible Death ====

==== File 757 - The Moving Corpse ====

==== File 758 - Fake Feet ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Sonsaku Tsujiei'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sonsaku Tsujiei|Sonsaku Tsujiei manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Beika University - 4th Year}}
{{People|Kiichi Hachiya|Kiichi Hachiya manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* Beika University - 4th Year}}
{{People|Anna Tadami|Anna Tadami manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 22 years old
* Beika University - 4th Year}}
{{People|Mutsumi Suguri|Mutsumi Suguri manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Beika University - 4th Year}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Ran tells Sonoko that Shinichi confessed to her in London. Sonoko tells Ran that she should give a reply to Shinichi's confession or he won't understand her feelings for him, hearing this Conan/Shinichi says he definitely got the message back then. Sonoko encourages Ran to confess her feelings for Ran as soon as she can after clearing the haunted house exhibit, but Ran is so scared she keeps hugging Conan super tight the entire time.
* Events of the London arc are remembered.

=== Wolf-Crier ===
{{ref anime|642-643|Grabbing Karuta Cards in Dire Straits}}

==== File 759 - The Boy Who Cried Wolf ====

==== File 760 - Horsehair Crab from Suwa Lake ====

==== File 761 - The Truth of the Karuta Cards ====

<spoiler>
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Masao Urafune|Masao Urafune manga.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* Boy
* Fraudulent and deceitful child}}
{{People|Man|File 759-761 Man Kidnapper.jpg|
* Kidnapper
* Masao's "father"}}
{{People|Woman|File 759-761 Woman Kidnapper.jpg|
* Kidnapper
* Masao's "mother"}}
{{People|Mrs. Urafune|Mrs. Urafune manga.jpg|
* Victim (kidnapped)
* Masao's mother}}
{{People|Ueno|File 759-761 Ueno manga.jpg|
}}
{{People|Otsuka|File 759-761 Otsuka manga.jpg|
* Hates Masao Urafune}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran is home taking care of Conan who is sick with a fever, in a daydream he hears Ran saying to him "Conan-kun,don't..." while taking his temperature, he turns completely blushing red not and it's not from the fever though.

=== Like Clockwork ===
{{ref anime|632-633|The Guardian of Time's Sword}}

==== File 762 - The Guardian of Time ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Gakumichi Ome|Gakumichi Oume manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Hoshina family butler}}
{{People|Rukako Hoshina|Rukako Hoshina manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* 50 years old
* Head of the Hoshina family}}
{{People|Teigo Karube|Teigo Karube manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Architect}}
{{People|Chiaki Suou|Chiaki Suo manga.jpg|
* 39 years old
* Interior designer}}
{{People|Rinsaku Furugaki|Rinsaku Furugaki manga.jpg|
* 64 years old
* Clock technician}}
{{People|Clock technician|File 762-764 Clock technician manga.jpg|
* Deceased
* Chiaki Suou's brother
* Clock technician}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_75sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 36sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 71-72)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume72e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 71-80]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 72]]
[[de:Band 72]]

Volume 70

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 70
| chapters = 730-740
| image = Volume 70.jpg
| releasedate = November 18, 2010
| isbn = 4-09-122658-2
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 9, 2019
| english-isbn = 1-42-159868-X
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|Philip Trent]]
| keyhole = [[Shintaro Chaki]]
| prev-volume = Volume 69
| next-volume = Volume 71
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 70 was released on November 18, 2010 in Japan.

== 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|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Shintaro Chaki}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo|display=Yukiko Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Naomichi Mugikura}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Strange Diary Kidnapping Case ===
{{ref anime|614-615|The Secret Played by the Diary}}

==== File 730 - The Secret of the Diary ====

<spoiler>
[[File:728-730 Man manga.jpg|thumb|right|The culprit was Chiaki's father]]
The culprit who kidnapped Keita is '''Chiaki's father'''. He tries committing suicide but is saved by Conan.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Keita Onoda|Keita Onoda manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Student from Haido Elementary School Class 1-3}}
{{People|Chiaki|728-730 Chiaki manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Student from Haido Elementary School Class 1-3}}
{{People|Mrs. Onoda|728-730 Keita's Mother manga.jpg|
* Keita's mother
* Pick up by Agasa}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Ryoma's Gunbelt Case ===
{{ref anime|627-628|Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure}}
{{ref MK episode|10|The Phantom Lady and Ryoma's Treasure}}
{{ref MK episode|11|Kid and Conan's Ryoma Treasure Illusion}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Chikage Kuroba|Phantom Lady]]|image = Phantom Lady.jpg|description =
* Mysterious thief
* Known as the Showa Era's woman of twenty faces}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 731 - Ryoma ====

==== File 732 - Breakthrough ====

==== File 733 - Clean up ====

<spoiler>
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shishihiko Tarumi|Shishihiko Tarumi manga.jpg|
* 58 years old
* Ryoma exhibition organizer}}
{{People|Masanosuke Hanamura|Masanosuke Hanamura manga.jpg|
* 63 years old
* Appraiser}}
{{people|Phantom Lady|Phantom Lady manga.jpg|
* Mysterious thief
* Known as the Showa Era's woman of twenty faces}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
The Phantom Lady is alluded to be Kaitou Kid's mother.

=== Demon Dog Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|610-613|The Victim is Shinichi Kudo|Inubushi Castle, The Ablazed Demon Dog}}
==== File 734 - Demon Dog ====

Kogoro, Ran and Conan are watching a horror movie about demon dogs as they dine. They are interrupted by Heiji (who has come with Kazuha without prior notice), who claims that the demon dog does not just exist in movies, because the person that he will be meeting on the next day has had real experiences with it. Heiji elaborates that five years ago, the president of Inubushi Group, Tsunechika Inubushi (“Inubushi” is the romanization of “犬伏”; “犬” means “dog”), died. Being a womanizer in his early days, a total of eight people visited the Inubushis afterwards and claimed that Tsunechika was their father (and therefore had a right to inherit his wealth). Those people all had a photo depicting Tsunechika and a woman (so eight women in total) who they claimed was the mother; since they all insisted that their mothers had passed away, nobody could confirm their stories, and there was substantial doubt about their identities. Nevertheless, Tsunechika’s wife, Satomi, welcomed all of them, and then adopted them. Five years later, when Satomi’s health considerably worsened, the fight for inheritance began, and the main instrument was probably murder. Two of the eight adopted children died under mysterious circumstances, with one (named Keiji) claiming right before his death that he had fallen off the cliff because a dog-like, fire-engulfed monster had been chasing him and making him panic.

This story horrifies both Conan and Ran, and Heiji and Kazuha continue to say that the person that has requested to meet Heiji (after failing to arrange a meeting with Kazuha’s father) is also an adopted child of the Inubushis. However, this person, believing that the two deaths occurred because one of the adopted children was an outsider and wanted to use his “cursed demon dog” to kill the Inubushis off, has given up his inheritance rights, changed his surname back to his mother’s and moved out of the Inubushi household in Gunma.

On the next day, Heiji and Conan head to this person’s apartment; it turns out that his name is “工藤伸壹”, which, like “工藤新一”, is pronounced as “Kudo Shinichi”. The person who opens the door for them is Kudo’s housekeeper, Funae Abukawa (whom Kudo hired because he was suffering from chronic diseases on the waist). Abukawa ushers them to Kudo’s bedroom, opens the door slightly to show them that Kudo is still sleeping, and tells them that they will have to wait. Heiji and Conan are fine with this, so Abukawa leaves and goes grocery-shopping. While she is gone, Heiji tells Conan that Keiji and Shinichi aside, the other six adopted children are called Takako, Saki, Yoshiya, Miyuki, Miwako (美我子, not 美和子, which has the same pronunciation and is Detective Sato’s first name) and Tomoaki (知晃, not 智明, which has the same pronunciation and is Dr. Araide’s first name) respectively; Miwako is the other adopted child that has died.

Presently loud music begins coming out of the bedroom. Heiji and Conan knock on the door to ask Kudo to lower the music, but receive no response. Heiji thus tries to open the door, and finds it difficult because of all the duct tapes (previously not there) that have been stuck on it. When brute force finally allows the two detectives in, they find the window of the room sealed by duct tape as well and Kudo lying in the center of the room, apparently dead. Additionally, they see a charcoal stove inside the room, which makes them suspect that the victim has died of carbon monoxide poisoning. They thus rush to open the window and remove the stove so as to avoid being poisoned as well, and start examining the body only after ensuring that the room is well ventilated.

At this moment Abukawa comes back. She asks what is going on, but as the two detectives are busy, they say nothing other than warning Abukawa against coming into the room. They notice Kudo’s stiffening chin, the presence of livor mortis on Kudo’s back, something strange about the charcoal chunks in the stove and a number of thick books stacked on each other near the window (the books are taken from the bottom of the bookshelf). From these clues, they immediately deduce that Abukawa killed Kudo.

==== File 735 - Vengeful Spirit ====

Abukawa is shocked by their conclusion and says (after surveying Kudo’s bedroom herself) that she thinks it is a suicide. Heiji disagrees, and argues that since Kudo suffered from waist problems, he would have avoided using the thick (and thus heavy) books from the bottom of the bookshelf for making a temporary chair (to reach the window and seal it with duct tape). Abukawa contends that maybe those were Kudo’s favorite books; this prompts Conan and Heiji to tell her about another strange thing. They say that the charcoal chunks are all cold. In the case that Kudo committed suicide, he must have been alive half an hour ago (i.e. when Abukawa showed Heiji and Conan that Kudo was lying on the bed), which would leave less than that for the charcoal chunks to burn. According to the two detectives, the oxygen in the room could not have been exhausted in such a short period (meaning that the burning only produced carbon dioxide and not carbon monoxide), and even if oxygen had been exhausted and burning had halted completely, the charcoal chunks would stay warm for some time.

This deduction unnerves Abukawa, and she asks how she could have gotten out of the room without Heiji or Conan noticing. Heiji replies that she just needed to hide behind the door. When he and Conan entered, they would be focused on ventilating the room and completely ignore what was going on behind them, giving Abukawa a chance to slip out of the room with ease. They further deduce that the degree of stiffness of Kudo’s body implies that he has been dead for about an hour, and that the presence of livor mortis on the back means that Abukawa carried an already-dead Kudo onto the bed to make it seem like he was sleeping. The two detectives then assert that since Abukawa must have used her bare hands to stick the duct tape (duct tape is impossible to handle with gloves on), her fingerprints must be on it; this is a piece of irrefutable evidence.

Abukawa, knowing that Heiji and Conan have exposed all the tricks, shouts that she merely followed the instructions of whom she calls the “real culprit”. Since Heiji and Conan do not believe that such a person exists, Abukawa details that when she arrived at Kudo’s apartment at noon (as she always had done), the telephone was ringing. Since Kudo was nowhere to be found, she picked it up, and was told that Kudo had been locked in his bedroom’s closet. At this moment, Abukawa leads the detectives to the closet in question, and says that after getting rid of the duct tape and opening the door, she spotted a photo of her son on the inner side of the door (this was obviously used to force Abukawa into submission), a dead Kudo, and a charcoal stove beside him. She claims that obeying the commands of the “real culprit”, she took off Kudo’s suit, put sportswear onto him, moved him onto the bed, waited for the visitors to come and made it seem like Kudo had committed suicide using the tricks that Heiji and Conan explained a while ago.

The two detectives are still not entirely convinced, which prompts Abukawa to continue. She says that the “real culprit” even knew that it was her habit to buy everything she needed for dinner en route to the Kudo household. Therefore, the “real culprit” ordered her to leave whatever she had bought (a mackerel) in the fridge and pretend to go shopping upon the arrival of the visitors. Heiji calls the fish shop to confirm, and is told that not only did Abukawa come at the usual time, she also bargained for a while. Since bargaining would be very strange if Abukawa was planning to kill Kudo, Heiji and Conan change their attitudes to some extent and start accepting the possibility that there might be a person behind it all.

The police arrive at this moment. Abukawa repeats everything that has happened to them, and additionally mentions that the “real culprit” used a voice changer during the call, and that when she asked who he (or she) was the “real culprit” mumbled “vengeful spirit” and hung up. After hearing her narration, Megure tells Abukawa that the police cannot declare her to be innocent yet, and Takagi inquires whether anything has been stolen. Abukawa says that the only thing she noticed is that the pearl decorating Kudo’s tie clip was missing. The pearl is later found in Kudo’s mouth; uponing seeing it, Conan shouts that the police should investigate the tie clip. According to him, if there is saliva on the clip, it means that before Kudo’s death, he removed the pearl from the clip by using his mouth and kept it in it. Heiji agrees, and conjectures that the pearl is a dying message.

==== File 736 - The Inubushi Family ====

==== File 737 - Sphere ====

==== File 738 - Footsteps ====

==== File 739 - Princess ====

==== File 740 - The Eight Virtues ====

<spoiler>
The culprit is '''Tomoaki Inubushi'''.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tsunechika Inubushi|Tsunechika Inubushi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (illness)
* Inubushi Group president}}
{{People|Shinichi Kudo|File 734-740 Shinichi Kudo.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 43 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Funae Abukawa|Funae_Abukawa manga.jpg|
* 39 years old
* Home helper}}
{{People|Miwako Inubushi|Miwako Inubushi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (drowned)
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Keiji Inubushi|Keiji Inubushi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Saki Inubushi|Saki Inubushi manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 35 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Satomi Inubushi|Satomi Inubushi manga.jpg|
* 74 years old
* Head of the Inubushi family
* Tsunechiko Inubushi's wife}}
{{People|Takako Inubushi|Takako Inubushi manga.jpg|
* 47 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Tomoaki Inubushi|Tomoaki Inubushi manga.jpg|
* Victim (burned - injured)
* 42 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Yoshiya Inubushi|Yoshiya Inubushi manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{People|Miyuki Inubushi|Miyuki Inubushi manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Adopted child of Inubushi}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* The samurai of the Japanese cover is [[Wikipedia: Sakamoto Ryōma|Sakamoto Ryōma]].

== Cover in other countries ==
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume70e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

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Volume 69

2026-04-15T18:59:15Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 69
| chapters = 719-729
| image = Volume 69.jpg
| releasedate = August 18, 2010
| isbn = 4-09-122500-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 8, 2019
| english-isbn = 1-42-159867-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]]
| keyhole = [[Hideo Akagi]]
| prev-volume = Volume 68
| next-volume = Volume 70
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 69 was released on August 18, 2010 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku}}
{{Char|Midori Megure}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi|display=Sumiko Kobayashi (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Kappa Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|600-601|The Dream the Kappa Saw}}

==== File 719 - Request from the Bottom of a Lake ====

Kogoro receives a letter from a certain Mika Tatezato (立里三可 in Japanese) asking him to go to Koura Inn (an inn in some village of Gunma Prefecture) on the 24th of January to discuss about the murder that she committed 11 years ago. Ran and Conan, after reading the letter, advise Kogoro to call the police, and Kogoro replies that he has already done so, and that Yamamura told him that no murder occurred in the village 11 years ago and that there was no fugitive called Mika Tatezato. He adds that both Yamamura and him concluded that the letter was a prank, but he has to go anyway because the letter came with a large sum of money, and he has already spent it.

And this is why Kogoro, Ran and Conan end up traveling to Gunma. During the final stage of their journey, they are on a road in the forest, and there they are stopped by Rokuro Tokubi, a painter and former elementary school teacher. Tobuki asks for a ride to Koura Inn (and a ride to some tomb before that), and Kogoro agrees, although he is not entirely happy with this request. As they get out of the car and walk towards the tomb, Tokubi explains that he is visiting his former student Tatsuhiko Numayama, who drowned exactly 11 years ago (i.e. it is his 11th death anniversary) in the stream next to his tomb and was found in the water reservoir downstream. Ran asks whether the murder mentioned in the letter refers to this, and Tokubi replies that it was simply an accident caused by Tatsuhiko’s lack of prudence while playing in the stream.

When they arrive at the tomb, they meet a former classmate and friend of Tatsuhiko (and therefore another former student of Tokubi) named Kazuki Araiwa; he is also there for commemoration. He adds depth to the account of Tokubi and reveals that Tatsuhiko’s shoe was found stuck between the rocks at the bottom of the stream, which severely impeded movement. As a result, when it started raining heavily, he could not get himself out of danger posed by the rising water levels and the increasingly faster flow of water, which eventually led to him being washed away. Conan asks where that shoe is currently, and Tokubi replies that it should be under the tomb. He proceeds to near the tomb to dig the shoe out, but slips on the way and bumps into Araiwa, which causes both men to fall into the stream. Although they manage to get onshore rather quickly, their personal belongings are wet. Just when they open their bags to check for damage, a man approaches, yells at the five visitors and furiously orders them to leave. They comply, head back to the car and resume the original course, and Tokubi and Araiwa disclose that the man that they just met is Banzo Numayama, Tatsuhiko’s father and the keeper of Koura Inn. Banzo knew where they were because there is a window in the attic of the inn where Banzo would use binoculars to keep an eye on the surrounding area.

The five visitors soon reach the inn, and Kogoro is surprised when he learns that there is nobody named Mika Tatezako among the inn’s guests (even though Tatezako said in the letter that she would like to talk to him in the inn). Kogoro then asks about the murder, and while the receptionist struggles to answer, a man called Bosuke Nohira confirms that such a crime was committed, but by the kappa. He recounts that multiple people claimed that they had seen kappas around the rivers and streams in the area 13 and 12 years ago, which led to widespread media coverage. Therefore, people were quick to attribute Tatsuhiko’s death to the kappa, and as they wanted to see kappas for themselves, there was a sudden increase in tourists following the incident (but nobody actually saw one, for which the number of tourists plummeted soon after and has never recovered since then).

At this point, Ran notices (and is terrorized by the fact) that the name 立里三可 means exactly kappa (河童 in Japanese): one just needs to treat the three lines in 三 as dots and combine it with 可 to obtain 河, and put 立 on top of 里 in order to obtain 童. She therefore infers in panic that the letter was sent by the kappa, and that it wanted Kogoro to prove its innocence. Nohira, Tokubi and Araiwa all echo Ran’s words, which enrages Banzo; he orders them to quit talking about nonsense at once, and threatens to kick them out of his inn if they do not. This turns out to be very effective, as none of the six visitors dare to utter a word after this and look at him with fear in their eyes.

It is now night. Ran finds her phone missing, and reckons that she left it beside the stream that they have visited during the day. Kogoro thus drives her and Conan there, and the three start searching, each in a different direction. Ran is able to find her phone fairly easily, but when she picks it up, she notices a sound coming from the forest on the other side of the stream. Curious to figure out what emitted it, Ran turns her electric torch to that direction, and, to her horror, sees a kappa-like figure walking in the stream and staring at her. She immediately lets out a shriek and falls to the ground, and Kogoro and Conan come to her rescue, but see nothing in that direction. And since kappa is a mythical creature after all, they do not really believe Ran’s claim that she has seen a kappa.

On the next morning, while having breakfast with the other three visitors, Ran brings up her sighting on the previous night. Kogoro still does not believe Ran’s account, and says (somewhat apologetically) to the others that she probably just saw some weirdly-shaped tree branches. On the contrary, Araiwa takes Ran’s words seriously and remarks (with a dreadful look on his face) that she probably saw a ghost. Nohira offers yet another perspective; he warns that if they do not change the topic, they will be yelled at by Banzo a second time. But he is wrong, as Banzo is now dead: more concretely, he has been drowned. His body lies quietly in the dimly lit attic, in the middle of a little pool of horribly smelling liquid, with one of the shoes that his son was wearing before his death beside it. It is as if Banzo had been hypnotized by the kappa and dragged to the bottom of a swamp to his death.

==== File 720 - The Kappa's Curse ====

Yamamura comes to investigate the murder, and, with the help of Conan and Kogoro, is able to deduce that the murderer filled the bucket in the attic with polluted water, overpowered Banzo and held his head underwater for a prolonged period. He then wonders why Banzo is killed in a place, and Tokubi says that after his son’s death, Banzo has developed the habit of looking out of the attic window every morning to see if anyone is wandering near the stream. Araiwa adds that he has been doing so for so many years because he wanted to make sure that his son’s unfortunate fate would not befall anybody else.

Conan, noticing the shoe (which is green for some reason) beside the body, asks whether it is the one that is supposed to be under the grave. Tobuki tells him that the one under the tomb is the right shoe, and that the one beside Banzo’s body is the left, and Yamamura adds that nobody knew where this shoe was, as Tatsuhiko was found barefooted and he had nothing but swim shorts on. Kogoro is surprised by this, and points out that Tatsuhiko died in January, when it must have been extremely cold; Yamamura replies by hypothesizing that Yatsuhiko was just practicing swimming in cold waters. Conan, seeing that the conversation has gone a bit astray, urges Yamamura to start inspecting personal belongings and collecting alibis. He argues that since the water smells so badly, the murderer must have used sealed containers to transport the water into the inn (approximately 1 liter would have been enough). Yamamura agrees with this suggestion, and decides that Kogoro and he will examine the belongings and that his subordinates will do the alibi part.

Soon after, one subordinate tells Yamamura that there are only six guests and that every member of the staff was preparing breakfast during Banzo’s estimated time of death (from 6 to 7 a.m.). This means that the only suspects are Tobuki, Araiwa and Nohira. Tobuki, as a painter, has a large number of small bottles containing paint of various colors (all of them are full) and an empty 100 mL plastic bottle. Yamamura wonders whether Tobuki has thrown any container away, and Ran tells him that this is impossible, as, the day before, Tobuki took everything out of his bag after falling into the stream with Araiwa, and he did not have any other container then. Also, Tobuki has no valid alibi, as he claims that he was in his room sleeping during the whole hour in interest.

The next to be checked is Araiwa. He has two bottles of soft drink each with a volume of 500 mL, but one is half-drunk and the other has not been opened yet. Other than those, Araiwa has a water pillow, which is capable of holding a considerable amount of water. As for what he was doing, Araiwa recalls that he got up at 6:30 and headed to a hot spring. Since nobody can confirm it, his alibi is invalid as well.

With Nohira, everything is much more straightforward. He says that he was on a call with the editor (for he is a journalist traveling around the country searching for all kinds of supernatural entities that appear in Japanese folklore) from 6 to 7. Yamamura’s men are able to confirm this, and thus he and Kogoro rule him out as a suspect. His subordinates also are able to learn that since Kogoro’s arrival, nobody has left the inn except for Nohira and themselves; Nohira went out to “take some photos”, left before Kogoro and returned after him, completely soaked for some reason. Yamamura thanks them for their work, and asks where Kogoro went, making Ran mention her encounter with the kappa again. Yamamura does not believe her, and Tobuki says that if Ran is willing to tell him what she saw, he can try to draw a painting of the situation. Ran, very confident of her sighting (and perhaps disappointed that nobody has taken her account seriously), agrees.

Tobuki has drawn a vivid painting before long, and while Ran is satisfied with the accuracy, Kogoro and Yamamura are horrified by the creepy creature. Yamamura, who just moments ago was lecturing Ran on how spirits and monsters are nothing but superstition, now claims that what Ran saw must have been extraterrestrial beings. Kogoro, thinking that Yamamura is uttering nonsense, impatiently yells that if so, then Ran should have seen the spaceship as well. Yamamura retorts that maybe the spaceship is as small as a large bird, and that maybe the aliens have been shrunk before being packed into the spaceship. Conan seems inspired by this comment, and now knows the truth behind the murder case.

==== File 721 - The Kappa's True Form ====

<spoiler>
Yamamura keeps babbling about his conspiracy theory, so Conan tranquilizes him instead of Kogoro, and the deduction begins. Conan says that Nohira’s alibi is valid, making him innocent, and that there are two reasons why the other two suspects also seem innocent. The first is that the amount of liquid that they could carry is slightly less than the required amount (1 liter), and the second is that Kogoro and company can confirm that they had no extra containers at the time of the murder. And the second reason is based on the two being able to share the contents of their bags with Kogoro and company prior to the murder. This happened because '''Rokuro Tobuki''' “accidentally” slipped, so he is the murderer. Conan further asserts that “Mika Tatezato” is actually just Tobuki, and that his plan was to wait on the side of the road leading to the inn for Kogoro’s passage so that he could stop him, take him to the stream, fall into the water and show Kogoro his bag without raising suspicion. Since Araiwa, his former student, happened to be there as well, Tobuki knocked him into the stream so that he would not be suspected either.

At this point, Araiwa challenges “Yamamura” and says that his theory does not change the fact that the amount of water that Tobuki could carry is insufficient. Conan disputes this, replying that if one actually does the math, one will find that Tobuki had very close to 1 liter: the 9 larger bottles with a volume of 60 mL each, the 16 smaller bottles with a volume of 15 mL each and the one 100 mL bottle have a combined volume of 880 mL. Ran asks how Tobuki could have painted if he had filled all of those bottles with polluted water, and Conan says that it is indeed possible. He explains that before emptying a paint bottle and filling it with polluted water, Tobuki used the dropper used to seal the paint bottle to collect a small amount of concentrated paint, and then used tape to cover the opening of the dropper so that it would not come into contact with the polluted water. After the murder, Tobuki washed the bottle, filled it with tap water and dipped the concentrated paint into the bottle, and now he can paint with total normality. Conan continues to say that the only problem with this plan is that Tobuki no longer needs the water in his 100 mL plastic bottle to dilute the concentrated paint (if the paint is too concentrated, it will have elevated viscosity and thus is unusable), which people familiar with how painting works - such as himself - will spot and find strange. Conan adds that he also noticed that Tobuki was careful to not let others see his paint bottles when checking his belongings (after falling into the stream); this is another piece of evidence of his guilt because he did not want anybody to see that the supposedly colorful bottles were all turbid.

Kogoro, who thinks that the deduction is very reasonable, comments that Tobuki would not have been caught if he had not painted. Conan rejects Kogoro’s argument, and says that Tobuki had no other option. By drawing, Tobuki can create the false impression that his bottles are indeed filled with normal paint, and that he could not have used them for another purpose. In this way, the police might think that a close examination of his bottles - which would reveal that some of them contain an abnormal level of pollutants (as it is impossible for him to have cleaned every bottle thoroughly in such little time) - is not necessary, which will allow him to get away with the crime.

Despite this elaborate explanation, Araiwa still refuses to believe that his former teacher killed someone, but Tobuki has given up struggling and admits that it was him. He says that he decided to kill Banzo because he believes that Banzo technically killed his son. He recollects that 11 years ago, there was one evening when he found Tatsuhiko frantically searching for paint in the arts room. Thinking that Tatsuhiko liked painting, he gave a whole box of paint to him. A few days after Tatsuhiko’s death, Banzo returned the box to him; he did not notice anything then, and this remained so for 11 years. However, two days ago, due to random chance, he discovered that the green paint was of a different brand. A theory then appeared in Tobuki’s mind, and it was confirmed when he went to Tatsuhiko’s tomb and dug out a buried shoe covered by green paint: Banzo forced Tatsuhiko to paint himself in green and wander around the stream so that he resembled a kappa; then, if someone saw him, a large number of people would be attracted to the forest and stay in Banzo’s inn, increasing the revenue dramatically. Tobuki further says that his theory explains why Tatsuhiko was found with no shoe on (Banzo had taken the one remaining on his foot to destroy evidence) and why there were alleged kappa sightings 13 and 12 years ago.

Conan, now no longer using Yamamura for deducing, tells Tobuki that Tatsuhiko likely painted himself voluntarily in order to help his father’s inn. He points out that if Banzo wanted his son to be painted so badly, then he would have bought paint for him. As for the shoe, it is possible that Banzo took it because it had belonged to his dear son. Conan then asks Araiwa for confirmation of his hypotheses (Conan noticed that Araiwa thought that the kappa-like figure that Ran saw was a ghost; this means that Araiwa must know a deceased person who used to pretend to be a kappa), and the latter says that Conan is correct, that Tatsuhiko went into the stream during the freezing January because some people noticed that the “kappa” was not active during colder seasons and so probably was fake, and that Banzo was a loving father who took the shoe because he did not want others to ever find out that his son had done such a laughable thing. Tobuki, who is rocked to the core by this alternative explanation, is carried away by the police, sobbing and lamenting that he has been rash and that he has killed an innocent person.

For Conan, Kogoro and Yamamura, the case is now over, but Ran says that they still have not figured out what she saw the night before. They start dismissing her claims yet again, but Nohira interjects and admits that the figure that Ran saw was him. He explains that believing that he would be able to photograph something unusual, he went to the tomb the night before, only to be scared by Ran, fall in the stream (as well) and get entirely soaked. He has remained silent during the case because he thought that this fact would not look good for him. Conan thinks happily that now every mystery has been clarified, and the file ends.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Rokuro Tokubi|Rokuro Tokubi manga.jpg|
* 42 years old
* Painter}}
{{People|Tatsuhiko Numayama|Tatsuhiko Numayama manga.jpg|
* Deceased (drowned)
* Elementary school student}}
{{People|Kazuki Araiwa|Kazuki Araiwa manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* Tatsuhiko's classmate}}
{{People|Banzo Numayama|Banzo Numayama manga.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 51 years old
* Tatsuhiko's father
* Koura Inn owner}}
{{People|Bosuke Nohira|Bosuke Nohira manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Reportage writer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Onsen Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|597-598|The Scenario of the Steaming Locked Room}}

==== File 722 - The Steam Killer ====

==== File 723 - Secret Room on the Lake ====

==== File 724 - An Eye for an Eye ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Mishio Natori|Mishio Natori manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Actress}}
{{People|Junsaku Tanzawa|Junsaku Tanzawa manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Mishio's manager}}
{{People|Ganji Tetsuyama|Ganji Tetsuyama manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 67 years old
* Scriptwriter}}
{{People|Unpei Terado|Unpei Terado manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Actor}}
{{EndBox}}

=== White Day Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|608-609|White Day of Betrayal}}

==== File 725 - White Day Murder ====

==== File 726 - The Miraculous Trick ====

==== File 727 - Happy White Day ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Taruto Urai|Taruto Urai manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 53 years old
* Urai Confections Company president}}
{{People|Hoshie Urai|Hoshie Urai manga.jpg|
* 49 years old
* Taruto's wife}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* While reading Ran's palm, Hoshie suggests Ran and Shinichi will get together at the end of a dramatic event.
* Midori, Sato, Sumiko, Eri, Sonoko, and Ran each receive White Day gifts from Juzo, Takagi, Shiratori, Kogoro, Makoto, and Shinichi.

=== Strange Diary Kidnapping Case ===
{{ref anime|614-615|The Secret Played by the Diary}}
==== File 728 - Air on the G String ====

==== File 729 - Genius ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Keita Onoda|Keita Onoda manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Student from Haido Elementary School Class 1-3}}
{{People|Chiaki|728-730 Chiaki manga.jpg|
* 7 years old
* Student from Haido Elementary School Class 1-3}}
{{People|Mrs. Onoda|728-730 Keita's Mother manga.jpg|
* Keita's mother
* Pick up by Agasa}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_72sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume69v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 69]]
[[de:Band 69]]

Volume 68

2026-04-15T18:58:48Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 68
| chapters = 708-718
| image = Volume 68.jpg
| releasedate = May 18, 2010
| isbn = 4-09-122290-0
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 9, 2018
| english-isbn = 1-4215-9861-2
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]]
| keyhole = [[Samizu Kichiemon]]
| prev-volume = Volume 67
| next-volume = Volume 69
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 68 was released on May 18, 2010 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Midori Kuriyama}}
{{Char|Sango Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}
{{Char|Makoto Kyogoku|display=Makoto Kyogoku (background)}}
{{Char|Kazumi Tsukamoto|display=Kazumi Tsukamoto (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Purse Snatcher Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|583-585|Kobayashi-sensei's Love|Kobayashi-sensei's Love|l2=Inspector Shiratori's Lost Love|Kobayashi-sensei's Love|l3=Timeless Sakura's Love}}

==== File 708 - The Sakura in Full Bloom ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Ryusuke Kodama'''. He is knocked out by Sato who was disguised as Kobayashi. The latter hears Shiratori's love confession after the case, and she remembers at last.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Akira Sumida|Akira Sumida manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed)
* Pawn shop owner}}
{{People|Kikuna Kagitani|Kikuna Kagitani manga.jpg|
* 25 years old}}
{{People|Ryoko Takimoto|Ryoko Takimoto manga.jpg|
* 31 years old}}
{{People|Ryusuke Kodama|Ryusuke Kodama manga.jpg|
* 27 years old}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* The other police believe that Shiratori is courting Sumiko solely for her similarities to Sato. This strains their budding romance, as Sumiko listens to this and tries to cut Shiratori off.
* Shiratori tries to mend the disagreement and explains the role that Sumiko played in his life, confessing to her. She doesn't remember, however, and sadly thinks Sato was the girl instead of her.
* Shiratori is a part of the group that protects Sumiko and catches the culprit hell-bent on silencing her. He confesses to her again, and since Sumiko finally can remember him, she accepts his feelings. From then on, they start a relationship.

=== Eri's Birthday Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|589-590|The Worst Birthday}}

==== File 709 - Eri Kisaki's Misfortune ====

==== File 710 - Raise and Lower? ====

==== File 711 - The Best Birthday ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Takehiko Kokubu'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Akiho Kokubu|Akiho Kokubu manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 28 years old
* Eri Kisaki's client}}
{{People|Takehiko Kokubu|Takehito Kokubu manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Akiho's husband}}
{{People|Midori Hino|Midori Hino manga.jpg|
* 51 years old
* Opposing party in the negotiations}}
{{People|Seiji Hino|Seiji Hino manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Midori's son}}
{{People|Policeman|File 709-711 Police Officer.jpg|
* Police officer working for Sango Yokomizo}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Kisaki kisses Kogoro!

=== Kirin's Horn Case ===
{{ref anime|585-587|The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark|l1=Timeless Sakura's Love|The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark|The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark|l3=Kid vs. the Four Divine Detective Boys}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Kirin's Horn|image = Kirin's Horn manga.jpg|description =
* Amber piece}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 712 - Azure Dragon ====

==== File 713 - Vermilion Bird ====

==== File 714 - White Tiger ====

==== File 715 - Black Tortoise ====
Conan has woken up and solved the case. Kaito thought he would escape this time, but he was found one hour later because of this thing: Conan had kicked one of the calling cards onto his back!

<spoiler>

Kaito Kid disguised as '''Genta''' in a rush, pretending to be trapped in a hole, with only his head poking out, then fooling people about his true size, in order to escape Conan and the police.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Juri Shinkai|Juri Shinkai manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Reporter}}
{{People|Shogo Masui|Shogo Masui manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Cameraman}}
{{People|Isao Hisumi|Isao Hisumi manga.jpg|
* 38 years old
* Soundman}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Kaito sets up an impossible case.
* Conan gets the upper hand on Kid.

=== Tori Man Mugging Case ===
{{ref anime|592-593|The Detective Memoir of Monkey and Rake}}

==== File 716 - Rooster Festival ====

==== File 717 - Monkey and 9 ====

==== File 718 - Naive Innocence ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Shinji Mizunoe'''. He tries to escape but Ran knocks him out with a special karate hold Kazumi Tsukamoto had taught her.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shiro Masuko|Shiro Masuko manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 21 years old
* Aspiring philosophy student at Tohto University}}
{{People|Tatsuo Hino|Tatsuo Hino manga.jpg|
* 45 years old
* Shrine visitor}}
{{People|Hisami Sarukawa|Hisami Sarukawa manga.jpg|
* 20 years old
* Part-time worker}}
{{People|Shinji Mizunoe|Shinji Mizunoe manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Company employee}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Ran wants to know the type of girl Shinichi likes. Ran remembers the conversation she had with Shinichi last time they met and wants to tell him how she feels at the same time she casually admits to Sonoko that she's in love with Shinichi.
* Conan blushes when Sonoko reads Ran's love fortune which suggests Ran to- be herself in order to capture the heart of her brilliant-minded man,Shinichi and even if you try to act or pretend to be cute beware he'll immediately see through it but if you keep holding on to what you believe,your feelings will certainly reach him.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2 71sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 34sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 67-68)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume68e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 68]]
[[de:Band 68]]

Volume 63

2026-04-15T18:54:17Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 63
| chapters = 653-663
| image = Volume 63.jpg
| releasedate = November 7, 2008
| isbn = 4-09-121513-0
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 11, 2017
| english-isbn = 1-42159-444-7
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事|Daisuke Kanbe]]
| keyhole = [[Genji Kojima]]
| prev-volume = Volume 62
| next-volume = Volume 64
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 63 was released on November 7, 2008 in Japan.
It was the last volume to be tranlated to Swedish.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto}}
{{Char|Misae Yamamura}}
{{Char|Mrs. Kojima|display=Mrs. Kojima (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Highway Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|523|Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|l1=What She Truly Wants to Ask}}

==== File 653 - My Deduction ====

==== File 654 - Deduction Answer ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Riko Mizohashi'''. After the case, Shinichi feels he's reverting back to Conan, and tries to leave the place as quick as possible, but Ran grabs hold of his arm, ordering him to go with her at the hospital right now, and afterwards he'll have to tell her about his "deduction about her". She says she'll never let go of his hand up to there. Suddenly, she feels drowsy and falls asleep at once, due to being anesthetised by Ai from behind, secretly. Agasa and Ai pretend driving there by chance. Though, Ran doesn't let go of Shinichi's hand, and Agasa tells Kogoro and co Ran is very tired and they'll bring her to sleep at the professor's. Once in Agasa's car, Shinichi reverts back to Conan all the while holding her hand, and even has to paper-clip his sweater's left sleeve and side when putting it on, in order to cover his left arm and side, since he's prevented from fully doing so given his left hand is "busy". He wants to have Ran believe, once she'll wake up, that she's holding Conan's hand, and that Shinichi took some rest and then left, and that Conan has put his sweater on, since it would seem very fishy he hadn't, due to the cold.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Riko Mizohashi|Riko Mizuhashi manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Drove Yellow Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V}}
{{People|Atsuo Chuda|Atsuo Chuda manga.jpg|fsize=0.78em|
* 34 years old
* Drove Blue Subaru Impreza WRX STI
* Leader of the Black Stars, Gunpei's rival team}}
{{People|Futoshi Shimodori|Futoshi Shimodori manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Drove White Subaru Legacy B4 Sedan BL5
* Akira's father}}
{{People|Gunpei Furuki|Gunpei Furuki manga.jpg|fsize=9px|
* Victim (strangled)
* 32 years old
* Driver Silver Mercedes Benz CLS C219
* Former leader of the Red Comets}}
{{People|Akira Shimodori|Akira Shimodori manga.jpg|fsize=9px|
* Deceased (car accident)
* Futoshi's son
* Member of the Red Comets
* Driver Red Mazda RX-7 FD3S}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran asks Shinichi to never let go of her hand.

=== Sushi Bar Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|549-550|The Revolving Sushi Mystery}}

==== File 655 - The Revolving Weapon ====

==== File 656 - Sharpshooting ====

==== File 657 - Whereabouts of the Poison ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Osamu Aizono'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ryuzo Agatsuma|Ryuzo Agatsuma manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 43 years old
* Customer}}
{{People|Osamu Aizono|Osamu Aizono manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Customer}}
{{People|Danji Namiki|Danji Namiki manga.jpeg|
* 39 years old
* Manager}}
{{People|Sakiko Takemura|Sakiko Takemura manga.jpg|
* 51 years old
* Customer}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Kojima Contest Case ===
{{ref anime|551-552|The Culprit is Genta's Dad}}

==== Characters introduced ====
<spoiler>
{{NewChar|name = [[Genji Kojima]]|image = Genji Kojima.jpg|description =
* Kojima Contest participant
* Genta's father}}</spoiler>
{{clearleft}}

==== File 658 - Pig · Deer · Butterfly ====

==== File 659 - 801 and Shakuhachi and First Class ====

==== File 660 - Truth about the Contest ====

<spoiler>The culprit is '''Gankichi Kojima'''. '''Genji Kojima''' is revealed to be '''Genta's''' hot-blooded but upright '''father'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Gonsaku Kojima|Gonsaku Kojima manga.jpg|
* Victim (fell)
* 71 years old
* Kojima Group president}}
{{People|Bunta Kojima|Bunta Kojima manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Participant}}
{{People|[[Genji Kojima]]|Genji Kojima manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Participant}}
{{People|Gankichi Kojima|Gankichi Kojima manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Participant}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Silver Witch Case ===
{{ref anime|545-546|The Witch Enshrouded by Fog}}

==== File 661 - The Silver-White Witch ====

==== File 662 - White FD ====

==== File 663 - The True Identity of the Witch ====

<spoiler>

The culprits are '''Raito Egashira''' and '''Akira Mafune'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Raito Egashira|Akira Mafune manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Fisherman
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Co-Driver}}
{{People|Akira Mafune|Raito Egashira manga.jpg|
* 26 years old
* Fisherman
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Driver}}
{{People|Rumi Hando|Rumi Hando manga.jpg|
* 23 years old
* Golf player
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Co-Driver}}
{{People|Haruka Kawai|Haruka Kawai manga.jpg|
* 24 years old
* Golf player
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Driver}}
{{People|Jinya Enda|Jinya Enda manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Rafting Man
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Co-Driver}}
{{People|Yasue Taira|Yasue Taira manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Rafting Woman
* White Mazda RX-7(FD3S) Driver}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran suspects Conan to be Shinichi for a moment once again.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_66sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:volume63e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume63r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 63]]
[[de:Band 63]]

Volume 62

2026-04-15T18:53:09Z

Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 62
| chapters = 642-652
| image = Volume 62.jpg
| releasedate = August 11, 2008
| isbn = 4-09-121464-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 11, 2017
| english-isbn = 1-42158-685-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]]
| keyhole = [[Shinichi Kudo]] as [[Shinichi Kudo|Shiragami-sama]]
| prev-volume = Volume 61
| next-volume = Volume 63
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 62 was released on August 11, 2008 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{char|Sugihito Enomoto}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Midori Kuriyama}}
{{Char|Goro}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya|display=Subaru Okiya (background)}}
{{Char|Satoru Maeda|display=Satoru Maeda (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Azusa's Brother Case ===
{{ref anime|526|A Present from the True Culprit}}

==== File 642 - The Fake Friendship ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sugihito Enomoto|Sugihito Enomoto manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Azusa's older brother}}
{{People|Takafumi Torihira|Takafumi Torihira manga.jpg|
* Deceased (gunshot?)
* Securities trader}}
{{People|Toji Kawase|Touji Kawase manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Securities company employee}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Judo Champion Case ===
{{ref anime|528-529|Might Over Mystery}}

==== File 643 - Wings of Icarus ====

==== File 644 - Retaliation ====

==== File 645 - Accidental Hit ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Yuko Arisawa'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Yuko Arisawa|Yuko Arisawa manga.jpg|
* 37 years old
* Judo martial artist
* Eri Kisaki's client}}
{{People|Shiro Arisawa|Shiro Arisawa manga.jpg|fsize=8px|
* Victim (strangled)
* 37 years old
* Yuko Arisawa's husband
* Businessman that worked for Shouji Haidou}}
{{People|Hajime Kajimoto|Hajime Kajimoto manga.jpg|
* Yuko's former Judo senpai
* Current coach of Japan's Judo team}}
{{People|Mrs. Kajimoto|Mrs Kajimoto manga.jpg|
* Hajime Kajimoto's wife}}
{{People|Kouta Kajimoto|Kouta Kajimoto manga.jpg|
* Hajime Kajimoto's son}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Murderer Shinichi Kudo Case ===
{{ref anime|532-533|Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|l2=Shinichi's True Face and Ran's Tears}}

==== File 646 - Village of Animosity ====

==== File 647 - The Lost Memory ====

==== File 648 - Shinichi Kudo the Murderer ====

==== File 649 - Shiragami-sama ====

==== File 650 - Endless Tears ====

==== File 651 - True Identity ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is actually '''Makoto Okuda''', who underwent '''facial surgery''' so as to look like Shinichi. He tried to kill Misato Kawauchi in order to silence her about Shinichi, and have the latter accused of it. He is arrested at the end, realising Shinichi was right when he said the Hinoharas had killed themselves : '''Shoko Hinohara was killed by her husband Takinori''' '''because he had found out their son Daiki wasn't Takinori's. Afterwards, Takinori had the murder look like it was a burglary that took nasty, and threw the weapon away in the lake, before killing himself afterwards.''' Makoto had believed Shinichi had lied about his adoptive family's death in order to close the case quicker. But a officer had tried to explain the truth of the motive without being heard. Shinichi and the police had decided to keep the real motive a secret fearing that it would do more harm if it became public. '''Shinichi was actually disguised as Shiragami-sama''', the "spirit of the forest". Later on, Shinichi feels bad and thinks he's reverting to Conan once again, but Ai and Agasa turn up unexpectedly and give Shinichi a second chance. The case won't make public since Makoto is a minor and there no deaths and the reporter likely would forgive Makoto once she learns of the true circumstances.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Makoto Okuda|Makoto Okuda manga.jpg|
* 19 years old
* Brother of Tamako Okuda}}
{{People|Tamako Okuda|Tamako Okuda manga.jpg|
* Deceased (drowned)
* Little sister of Makoto Okuda}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Kazuma Shiroyama|Kazuma Shiroyama]]|Kazuma Shiroyama manga.jpg|
* 46 years old
* Police officer}}
{{People|Daiki Hinohara|Daiki Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Takinori and Shoko's son}}
{{People|Takinori Hinohara|Takinori Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (fell)
* Village mayor
* Daiki's father}}
{{People|Shoko Hinohara|Shoko Hinohara manga.jpg|
* Deceased (stabbed)
* Takinori's wife
* Daiki's mother}}
{{People|Moegi Hikawa|Moegi Hikawa manga.jpg|
* 19 years old
* Makoto's classmate}}
{{People|Misato Kawauchi|Misato Kawauchi manga.jpg|
* Victim (stabbed - injured)
* 36 years old
* Newspaper reporter}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Manga-based episodes#Unnamed officers|Policeman]]|V62 Policeman manga.jpg|
* Police detective}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Conan turns back into Shinichi again.

=== Highway Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|523|Murderer, Shinichi Kudo|l1=What She Truly Wants to Ask}}

==== File 652 - The Thing She Really Wants to Ask ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Riko Mizohashi|Riko Mizuhashi manga.jpg|
* 25 years old}}
{{People|Atsuo Chuda|Atsuo Chuda manga.jpg|
* 34 years old}}
{{People|Futoshi Shimodori|Futoshi Shimodori manga.jpg|
* 48 years old}}
{{People|Gunpei Furuki|Gunpei Furuki manga.jpg|
* Victim (strangled)
* 32 years old}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume62fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
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<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume62v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume62r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 62]]
[[de:Band 62]]

Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

[[de:Gosho Aoyamas kleines Lexikon der Meisterdetektive]]

Volume 61

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 61
| chapters = 631-641
| image = Volume 61.jpg
| releasedate = April 3, 2008
| isbn = 4-09-121340-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 10, 2017
| english-isbn = 1-4215-8684-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who...|Koko]]
| keyhole = [[Jirokichi Suzuki]]
| prev-volume = Volume 60
| next-volume = Volume 62
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 61 was released on April 3, 2008 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Lupin (dog)|display=Lupin}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|wikipedia:List of Zettai Karen Children characters#The Children|Kaoru Akashi|display=<font color="#00e">Kaoru Akashi (cameo)</font>}}
{{char|wikipedia:List of Zettai Karen Children characters#The Children|Aoi Nogami|display=<font color="#00e">Aoi Nogami<br>(cameo)</font>}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Inspector Yuminaga}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Hidemi Hondou (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Kaitou Kid and the Purple Nail ===
{{ref anime|515|Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic}}
{{ref MK episode|21|Kid vs Conan: Teleportation Under the Moonlight}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Purple Nail|image = Purple Nail manga.jpg|description =
* Shoes with 100 carat amethyst}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 631 - The Purple Nail ====

==== File 632 - Instant Movement ====

==== File 633 - Three Taboos ====

==== File 634 - Zero ====

==== ''Major events'' ====
Kaitou Kid deceives the police again.

=== Sports Car Arson Case ===
{{ref anime|524-525|The Blue Spark of Hate}}

==== File 635 - Burn ====

Agasa and the Detective Boys are on their way to a camping site, but the car runs out of fuel and comes to a stop in a remote mountainous area. Agasa tries to contact Okiya, but finds in dismay that there is no signal. Conan thus proposes three alternative solutions, the first being walking to the gas station that they passed half an hour ago, the second being waiting for someone to rescue them and the third being walking to the luxurious villa on the summit of the hill to ask for help there.

Since the road that they are on has close to zero traffic and the villa is closer than the gas station, a consensus is soon reached that the third solution is the best. However, a car happens to pass through at this moment, and Agasa stops it in order to explain their situation to the driver, a man called Goki Sudo. Sudo initially seems sympathetic towards Agasa’s troubles, but when Agasa finishes explaining he shows his true colors: Sudo insults Agasa, tells him aggressively that he hopes that Agasa is stuck there forever, and drives off while laughing hysterically. Mitsuhiko, Ayumi and Genta are all very indignant at the treatment that Agasa has received, and Conan says drily that they might have to beg Sudo for help again. He explains that Sudo’s old-fashioned car is one that wealthy people fancy a lot (of the brand Rolls-Royce), which suggests that he is very well-off and likely owns the villa on the mountaintop as well. As the rest of the Detective Boys clash over whether the third solution is still preferable over the others, an explosion over their head interrupts them. From the statue of the spirit of ecstasy (i.e. the mascot of Roll-Royce) that flies out of the heavy smoke and happens to drop in front of Conan, he deduces that Sudo might be in deep trouble.

Conan thus runs uphill to figure out what has occurred. When he arrives at the villa, he sees a large group of people gathering around a garage engulfed by flames and smoke, and among them there is a woman (called Ena Ginbayashi) desperately shouting Sudo’s name. Firemen soon arrive to put out the fire, and the police, led by Inspector Yuminaga, confirm that Sudo has succumbed to the wrath of the fire. Yuminaga details that apparently, the petrol barrel suffered an accidental spillage, which filled the entire garage with gasified petrol, which reacted with Sudo’s lighted cigarette when he got out of the car and started the fire. Ginbayashi, who is revealed to be the fiancée of Sudo, refuses to believe Yuminaga’s account, saying that she is certain that Sudo has given up smoking after her repeated demands. Yuminaga replies that her belief is hardly believable at all, as, during the inspection of the car remains, the police have found many cigarette butts in the ashtray, as well as a bag containing a lighter and an unopened cigarette case.
Yuminaga then concludes that Sudo’s death is an unfortunate accident, but Conan disagrees. He contends that if Sudo was smoking while parking the vehicle, then the police should be able to find an opened cigarette case in the remains of the car. But this is not the case, which, according to Conan, means that someone intentionally spilled the petrol and left a cigarette in the garage so that when Sudo entered he (or she) could start a fire (in some way) and murder him.

==== File 636 - Cause of Fire ====

Ginbayashi overhears Conan’s words (directed at the Detective Boys and Yuminaga) and puts forward an alternative explanation for the absence of a cigarette case. She argues that if the cigarette that Sudo was smoking right before his death was the last one in the case, then he would throw the case out of the window right away, leaving none to be found by the police. Following this interchange, Conan becomes almost certain that Ginbayashi murdered Sudo. Haibara asks him why, and he gives the following explanation:

When Yuminaga said that a cigarette caused the fire, Ginbayashi immediately said that it was impossible; this suggests that Ginbayashi believed that Sudo had given up smoking. On the other hand, when Conan said that there was no cigarette case in the car remains, she said that maybe it had been thrown away; this suggests that Ginbayashi thought that Sudo had been smoking on his way home (Conan also notes that if Ginbayashi had truly believed that Sudo had quitted smoking, then her response to his words would have been along the lines of “of course there is no cigarette case! Sudo no longer smokes!”). Therefore, Ginbayashi maintains two contradictory positions simultaneously. This is absurd unless we suppose that Ginbayashi is the murderer. In that case she has motivation to say both (i.e. in that case the contradiction disappears): the pronunciation of her disbelief of Yuminaga’s conclusion was to tell the police that she did not know that Sudo continued smoking and thus could not use that to her advantage; and the proposal of an alternative explanation to the missing cigarette case was an attempt to influence Yuminaga’s deduction process (so that he would forget Conan’s theory about murder and keep thinking about the “accident caused by a cigarette”).

Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta are confused by this explanation (and Haibara’s reaction is not shown), but Conan believes that he is on the right track and vows to find clues that can prove Ginbayashi guilty. Meanwhile, Yuminaga asks Sudo and Ginbayashi’s friends about their activities before Sudo’s death, and learns that all of them were playing a game and that none of them (including Ginbayashi) could go to the garage to do suspicious things (the farthest that any went was to the bathroom) or notice Sudo’s arrival at the villa (they had loud music on). Yuminaga then asks about the spilled petrol barrel, and learns that the spillage also happened the week before and the week before that, both on days when there was a party. Conan believes that this is no coincidence and asks them to provide details. They reveal that on both instances, Sudo was furious when he returned home and noticed the spillage, and subsequently fought with Ginbayashi upon learning that her dog was responsible. They add that neither of the two fights was about the spillage alone: in the first fight, Ginbayashi complained that Sudo was not wearing what she had brought him (a woolen sweater, the one that Sudo was wearing before his death) and was unhappy to see him drive the Porsche (which is of a recent model) instead of the Rolls-Royce. In the second fight, Ginbayashi criticized Sudo for having stopped on his way home to buy water and keeping all their friends waiting (in this fight she did not mention Sudo’s clothing and car because Sudo drove the Rolls-Royce and wore the woolen sweater that she wanted him to wear). They also mention that Sudo did not like woolen sweaters in general, that Ginbayashi accidentally spilled wine on Sudo’s woolen sweater during the second fight and that Ginbayashi once expressed her dislike of old-fashioned cars.

Conan, bombarded by all these pieces of information, tries to connect them so as to get a clearly picture of how the murder took place. He is interrupted by Yuminaga, who removes him from the garage and tells Agasa that they should head to the camping site and enjoy now that his subordinates have refilled his gas tank. Agasa asks Conan whether he has solved the case, and Conan responds that he is almost there, and that he just needs one more breakthrough to fully understand it.

The breakthrough turns out to be right around the corner. Haibara, who wants to get in the car and leave, nicely asks Conan to open the door for her. Conan impatiently tells her to do it herself, but Haibara insists, which makes Conan realize that she is afraid of the shock that static electricity generates while opening the car door. He laughs in disbelief, but as he realizes that static electricity is the key to this case the laughter comes to a stop. After thinking for a while, Conan determines that Ginbayashi is definitely Sudo’s murderer and that she found a way to convert Sudo’s body into a lighter so that he would start the fire that ended up killing him on himself.

==== File 637 - Crackle ====

<spoiler>
Conan tells Yuminaga in secret that he has come up with a plan to make Ginbayashi admit guilt, which will work if Yuminaga is willing to work with him on it. Yuminaga agrees to cooperate, and thus tells Ginbayashi that the police would like to talk to her in more depth in the police station. Ginbayashi accepts Yuminaga’s “invitation”, saying that she will strive to prove to the police that there is no murderer among Sudo’s and her friends. At this point Conan suggests that she go in Agasa’s car. Ginbayashi declines respectfully, saying that she can drive her own car, but Conan’s insistence and his promise to show her an item belonging to Sudo (that he has not even shown Yuminaga) make her accept the proposal in the end, albeit in a reluctant manner.

Ginbayashi thus goes on a ride back to the center of Tokyo with Agasa, Haibara and Conan (the other members of the Detective Boys go on a police car as per their wish). During the ride, she is inundated by Conan’s comments and questions, which make her slightly uncomfortable. Among other things (e.g. showing her the statue of the spirit of ecstasy), Conan makes sure that she learns that Haibara is wearing a woolen sweater (just like Sudo did before his death) and that Agasa’s Beetle is an old-fashioned car (just like Sudo’s Rolls-Royce). Agasa also does his part in Conan’s plan: on the way, he fakes that he is low on fuel, and therefore needs to head home and refill the gas tank with the barrels of petrol stored in the garage. Since Ginbayashi says that she is fine with it, the Beetle is soon back to Agasa’s. Agasa parks the car and fetches a petrol barrel, but slips on the way back and spills the petrol all over the garage floor (at this point, Conan reminds Ginbayashi that the scenario before Sudo’s death is unfolding again). Since (according to Agasa) there are towels in the trunk, he asks Haibara to open it with the car key. Haibara obeys, but before she can insert the key into the keyhole she is interrupted by a panicking Ginbayashi, who shouts that doing so will release the static electricity and produce sparks. She immediately realizes that she just made a huge mistake, but it is too late. Yuminaga walks into the garage and, together with Conan, reveals her murder scheme: the overall goal was to make Sudo accumulate as much static electricity on himself as possible so that when he inserted the key into the keyhole to lock the car, the sparks generated could react with petrol and set off a fire immediately. In order to maximize the accumulation of static electricity, she urged Sudo to wear a woolen sweater, dissuaded him from stopping on the way home to buy drinks (as this would result in contact with surfaces that can release static electricity safely) and waited until a time of the year when the air is relatively dry to execute her plan. Furthermore, she insisted that Sudo drive the Rolls-Royce because only old-fashioned cars come with a key, which is made of metal and therefore releases static electricity effectively (in contrast, a remote is used to lock or unlock more modern cars, which avoids the release of static electricity entirely). Finally, she spilled wine on Sudo’s woolen sweater a week ago so that he would not wear it everyday. As Sudo disliked woolen sweaters and likely did not have another one, this move made sure that he would not be constantly bothered by the annoying shock from static electricity. In this way, Sudo would not take measures to address this problem, and her plot could go forward.

After hearing this deduction, Ginbayashi straightforwardly admits that she has always wanted to kill Sudo (and destroy the Rolls-Royce along the way), whom she now refers to as a “cold-blooded devil hiding under a human coat”. She recollects that her father was once on a ride with her mother in remote mountains, and suddenly suffered a heart attack. Sudo happened to pass by, and despite her mother (who did not know how to drive) imploring him for help, he refused, and additionally insulted her and told the couple that they should remain there and await death. Her father died shortly after in the absence of medical intervention, and her mother was mentally crushed and followed her husband to paradise a few months later. Before she died, the mother told the daughter about the silver-colored human figure at the front of Sudo’s car, and she was eventually able to find Sudo based on this clue. Ginbayashi finally comments that if she had not stopped Haibara, then they might all be dead already, but Conan says that there is no reason to worry, as the barrel only contains water (on the way back, Conan sent an email to Okiya asking him to change the content of the barrel) and there is actually no keyhole on the trunk of the Beetle.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Goki Sudo|Goki Sudo manga.jpg|
* Victim (explosion)
* 34 years old
* IT company president}}
{{People|Ena Ginbayashi|Ena Ginbayashi manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Sudo's fiancée}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran continues to hold Shinichi's hand just about he is going to turn back, she is suddenly tranquilized by Ai and wakes up holding Conan's hand, Conan's identity remains a secret, as Ran belives Shinichi let go of her hand and ran away,however Ai explains if you look closely the sweater Conan is wearing has been cut from the cuff all the way to the he and is held together with safety pins,that proves he put on the sweater while Ran was holding Shinichi's left hand, showing he didn't want to let go of Ran's hand.

=== Paper Airplane Case ===
{{ref anime|510-511|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l1=Conan vs. Double Code Mystery (Latter Half)|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l2=Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya}}

==== File 638 - Paper Airplane ====

Subaru Okiya and Shinichi Kudo - on the phone - challenge each other in finding first the solution to the mysterious "paper plane mystery".

==== File 639 - Message ====

==== File 640 - Rescue ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ikuo Daita|Ikou Daita manga.jpg|
* Missing company owner
* Prior boat captain experience}}
{{People|Kidnapper|No face.jpg|
* Deceased (committed suicide)
* Ikuo Daita's kidnapper}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Okiya is shown suspiciously drinking bourbon in the Kudou house.
* Shinichi worries about Ran's safety and rants to the police over the phone.

=== Azusa's Brother Case ===
{{ref anime|526|A Present from the True Culprit}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|[[Sugihito Enomoto]]|Sugihito Enomoto.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Azusa's older brother}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 641 - Destruction ====

Azusa's brother Sugihito Enomoto is accused of having murdered his boss Takafumi Torihira. Conan and co hurry to try and disculpate him, Conan believing Sugihito's colleague Touji Kawase is actually involved in it. Sugihito seems to be on the lam, and Azusa is accused of hiding him somewhere, and trying to cover him up. Later on, Azusa goes missing, but Conan refuses to believe she ran away.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sugihito Enomoto|Sugihito Enomoto manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Azusa's older brother}}
{{People|Takafumi Torihira|Takafumi Torihira manga.jpg|
* Deceased (Gunshot?)
* Securities trader}}
{{People|Toji Kawase|Touji Kawase manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Securities company employee}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_64sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 31sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 61-62)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:volume61e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

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Volume 61

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 61
| chapters = 631-641
| image = Volume 61.jpg
| releasedate = April 3, 2008
| isbn = 4-09-121340-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 10, 2017
| english-isbn = 1-4215-8684-3
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|Koko]]
| keyhole = [[Jirokichi Suzuki]]
| prev-volume = Volume 60
| next-volume = Volume 62
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 61 was released on April 3, 2008 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Jirokichi Suzuki}}
{{Char|Lupin (dog)|display=Lupin}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{char|wikipedia:List of Zettai Karen Children characters#The Children|Kaoru Akashi|display=<font color="#00e">Kaoru Akashi (cameo)</font>}}
{{char|wikipedia:List of Zettai Karen Children characters#The Children|Aoi Nogami|display=<font color="#00e">Aoi Nogami<br>(cameo)</font>}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Konosuke Jii}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Inspector Yuminaga}}
{{Char|Subaru Okiya}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Hidemi Hondou (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Kaitou Kid and the Purple Nail ===
{{ref anime|515|Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic}}
{{ref MK episode|21|Kid vs Conan: Teleportation Under the Moonlight}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Purple Nail|image = Purple Nail manga.jpg|description =
* Shoes with 100 carat amethyst}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 631 - The Purple Nail ====

==== File 632 - Instant Movement ====

==== File 633 - Three Taboos ====

==== File 634 - Zero ====

==== ''Major events'' ====
Kaitou Kid deceives the police again.

=== Sports Car Arson Case ===
{{ref anime|524-525|The Blue Spark of Hate}}

==== File 635 - Burn ====

Agasa and the Detective Boys are on their way to a camping site, but the car runs out of fuel and comes to a stop in a remote mountainous area. Agasa tries to contact Okiya, but finds in dismay that there is no signal. Conan thus proposes three alternative solutions, the first being walking to the gas station that they passed half an hour ago, the second being waiting for someone to rescue them and the third being walking to the luxurious villa on the summit of the hill to ask for help there.

Since the road that they are on has close to zero traffic and the villa is closer than the gas station, a consensus is soon reached that the third solution is the best. However, a car happens to pass through at this moment, and Agasa stops it in order to explain their situation to the driver, a man called Goki Sudo. Sudo initially seems sympathetic towards Agasa’s troubles, but when Agasa finishes explaining he shows his true colors: Sudo insults Agasa, tells him aggressively that he hopes that Agasa is stuck there forever, and drives off while laughing hysterically. Mitsuhiko, Ayumi and Genta are all very indignant at the treatment that Agasa has received, and Conan says drily that they might have to beg Sudo for help again. He explains that Sudo’s old-fashioned car is one that wealthy people fancy a lot (of the brand Rolls-Royce), which suggests that he is very well-off and likely owns the villa on the mountaintop as well. As the rest of the Detective Boys clash over whether the third solution is still preferable over the others, an explosion over their head interrupts them. From the statue of the spirit of ecstasy (i.e. the mascot of Roll-Royce) that flies out of the heavy smoke and happens to drop in front of Conan, he deduces that Sudo might be in deep trouble.

Conan thus runs uphill to figure out what has occurred. When he arrives at the villa, he sees a large group of people gathering around a garage engulfed by flames and smoke, and among them there is a woman (called Ena Ginbayashi) desperately shouting Sudo’s name. Firemen soon arrive to put out the fire, and the police, led by Inspector Yuminaga, confirm that Sudo has succumbed to the wrath of the fire. Yuminaga details that apparently, the petrol barrel suffered an accidental spillage, which filled the entire garage with gasified petrol, which reacted with Sudo’s lighted cigarette when he got out of the car and started the fire. Ginbayashi, who is revealed to be the fiancée of Sudo, refuses to believe Yuminaga’s account, saying that she is certain that Sudo has given up smoking after her repeated demands. Yuminaga replies that her belief is hardly believable at all, as, during the inspection of the car remains, the police have found many cigarette butts in the ashtray, as well as a bag containing a lighter and an unopened cigarette case.
Yuminaga then concludes that Sudo’s death is an unfortunate accident, but Conan disagrees. He contends that if Sudo was smoking while parking the vehicle, then the police should be able to find an opened cigarette case in the remains of the car. But this is not the case, which, according to Conan, means that someone intentionally spilled the petrol and left a cigarette in the garage so that when Sudo entered he (or she) could start a fire (in some way) and murder him.

==== File 636 - Cause of Fire ====

Ginbayashi overhears Conan’s words (directed at the Detective Boys and Yuminaga) and puts forward an alternative explanation for the absence of a cigarette case. She argues that if the cigarette that Sudo was smoking right before his death was the last one in the case, then he would throw the case out of the window right away, leaving none to be found by the police. Following this interchange, Conan becomes almost certain that Ginbayashi murdered Sudo. Haibara asks him why, and he gives the following explanation:

When Yuminaga said that a cigarette caused the fire, Ginbayashi immediately said that it was impossible; this suggests that Ginbayashi believed that Sudo had given up smoking. On the other hand, when Conan said that there was no cigarette case in the car remains, she said that maybe it had been thrown away; this suggests that Ginbayashi thought that Sudo had been smoking on his way home (Conan also notes that if Ginbayashi had truly believed that Sudo had quitted smoking, then her response to his words would have been along the lines of “of course there is no cigarette case! Sudo no longer smokes!”). Therefore, Ginbayashi maintains two contradictory positions simultaneously. This is absurd unless we suppose that Ginbayashi is the murderer. In that case she has motivation to say both (i.e. in that case the contradiction disappears): the pronunciation of her disbelief of Yuminaga’s conclusion was to tell the police that she did not know that Sudo continued smoking and thus could not use that to her advantage; and the proposal of an alternative explanation to the missing cigarette case was an attempt to influence Yuminaga’s deduction process (so that he would forget Conan’s theory about murder and keep thinking about the “accident caused by a cigarette”).

Ayumi, Mitsuhiko and Genta are confused by this explanation (and Haibara’s reaction is not shown), but Conan believes that he is on the right track and vows to find clues that can prove Ginbayashi guilty. Meanwhile, Yuminaga asks Sudo and Ginbayashi’s friends about their activities before Sudo’s death, and learns that all of them were playing a game and that none of them (including Ginbayashi) could go to the garage to do suspicious things (the farthest that any went was to the bathroom) or notice Sudo’s arrival at the villa (they had loud music on). Yuminaga then asks about the spilled petrol barrel, and learns that the spillage also happened the week before and the week before that, both on days when there was a party. Conan believes that this is no coincidence and asks them to provide details. They reveal that on both instances, Sudo was furious when he returned home and noticed the spillage, and subsequently fought with Ginbayashi upon learning that her dog was responsible. They add that neither of the two fights was about the spillage alone: in the first fight, Ginbayashi complained that Sudo was not wearing what she had brought him (a woolen sweater, the one that Sudo was wearing before his death) and was unhappy to see him drive the Porsche (which is of a recent model) instead of the Rolls-Royce. In the second fight, Ginbayashi criticized Sudo for having stopped on his way home to buy water and keeping all their friends waiting (in this fight she did not mention Sudo’s clothing and car because Sudo drove the Rolls-Royce and wore the woolen sweater that she wanted him to wear). They also mention that Sudo did not like woolen sweaters in general, that Ginbayashi accidentally spilled wine on Sudo’s woolen sweater during the second fight and that Ginbayashi once expressed her dislike of old-fashioned cars.

Conan, bombarded by all these pieces of information, tries to connect them so as to get a clearly picture of how the murder took place. He is interrupted by Yuminaga, who removes him from the garage and tells Agasa that they should head to the camping site and enjoy now that his subordinates have refilled his gas tank. Agasa asks Conan whether he has solved the case, and Conan responds that he is almost there, and that he just needs one more breakthrough to fully understand it.

The breakthrough turns out to be right around the corner. Haibara, who wants to get in the car and leave, nicely asks Conan to open the door for her. Conan impatiently tells her to do it herself, but Haibara insists, which makes Conan realize that she is afraid of the shock that static electricity generates while opening the car door. He laughs in disbelief, but as he realizes that static electricity is the key to this case the laughter comes to a stop. After thinking for a while, Conan determines that Ginbayashi is definitely Sudo’s murderer and that she found a way to convert Sudo’s body into a lighter so that he would start the fire that ended up killing him on himself.

==== File 637 - Crackle ====

<spoiler>
Conan tells Yuminaga in secret that he has come up with a plan to make Ginbayashi admit guilt, which will work if Yuminaga is willing to work with him on it. Yuminaga agrees to cooperate, and thus tells Ginbayashi that the police would like to talk to her in more depth in the police station. Ginbayashi accepts Yuminaga’s “invitation”, saying that she will strive to prove to the police that there is no murderer among Sudo’s and her friends. At this point Conan suggests that she go in Agasa’s car. Ginbayashi declines respectfully, saying that she can drive her own car, but Conan’s insistence and his promise to show her an item belonging to Sudo (that he has not even shown Yuminaga) make her accept the proposal in the end, albeit in a reluctant manner.

Ginbayashi thus goes on a ride back to the center of Tokyo with Agasa, Haibara and Conan (the other members of the Detective Boys go on a police car as per their wish). During the ride, she is inundated by Conan’s comments and questions, which make her slightly uncomfortable. Among other things (e.g. showing her the statue of the spirit of ecstasy), Conan makes sure that she learns that Haibara is wearing a woolen sweater (just like Sudo did before his death) and that Agasa’s Beetle is an old-fashioned car (just like Sudo’s Rolls-Royce). Agasa also does his part in Conan’s plan: on the way, he fakes that he is low on fuel, and therefore needs to head home and refill the gas tank with the barrels of petrol stored in the garage. Since Ginbayashi says that she is fine with it, the Beetle is soon back to Agasa’s. Agasa parks the car and fetches a petrol barrel, but slips on the way back and spills the petrol all over the garage floor (at this point, Conan reminds Ginbayashi that the scenario before Sudo’s death is unfolding again). Since (according to Agasa) there are towels in the trunk, he asks Haibara to open it with the car key. Haibara obeys, but before she can insert the key into the keyhole she is interrupted by a panicking Ginbayashi, who shouts that doing so will release the static electricity and produce sparks. She immediately realizes that she just made a huge mistake, but it is too late. Yuminaga walks into the garage and, together with Conan, reveals her murder scheme: the overall goal was to make Sudo accumulate as much static electricity on himself as possible so that when he inserted the key into the keyhole to lock the car, the sparks generated could react with petrol and set off a fire immediately. In order to maximize the accumulation of static electricity, she urged Sudo to wear a woolen sweater, dissuaded him from stopping on the way home to buy drinks (as this would result in contact with surfaces that can release static electricity safely) and waited until a time of the year when the air is relatively dry to execute her plan. Furthermore, she insisted that Sudo drive the Rolls-Royce because only old-fashioned cars come with a key, which is made of metal and therefore releases static electricity effectively (in contrast, a remote is used to lock or unlock more modern cars, which avoids the release of static electricity entirely). Finally, she spilled wine on Sudo’s woolen sweater a week ago so that he would not wear it everyday. As Sudo disliked woolen sweaters and likely did not have another one, this move made sure that he would not be constantly bothered by the annoying shock from static electricity. In this way, Sudo would not take measures to address this problem, and her plot could go forward.

After hearing this deduction, Ginbayashi straightforwardly admits that she has always wanted to kill Sudo (and destroy the Rolls-Royce along the way), whom she now refers to as a “cold-blooded devil hiding under a human coat”. She recollects that her father was once on a ride with her mother in remote mountains, and suddenly suffered a heart attack. Sudo happened to pass by, and despite her mother (who did not know how to drive) imploring him for help, he refused, and additionally insulted her and told the couple that they should remain there and await death. Her father died shortly after in the absence of medical intervention, and her mother was mentally crushed and followed her husband to paradise a few months later. Before she died, the mother told the daughter about the silver-colored human figure at the front of Sudo’s car, and she was eventually able to find Sudo based on this clue. Ginbayashi finally comments that if she had not stopped Haibara, then they might all be dead already, but Conan says that there is no reason to worry, as the barrel only contains water (on the way back, Conan sent an email to Okiya asking him to change the content of the barrel) and there is actually no keyhole on the trunk of the Beetle.
</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Goki Sudo|Goki Sudo manga.jpg|
* Victim (explosion)
* 34 years old
* IT company president}}
{{People|Ena Ginbayashi|Ena Ginbayashi manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Sudo's fiancée}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran continues to hold Shinichi's hand just about he is going to turn back, she is suddenly tranquilized by Ai and wakes up holding Conan's hand, Conan's identity remains a secret, as Ran belives Shinichi let go of her hand and ran away,however Ai explains if you look closely the sweater Conan is wearing has been cut from the cuff all the way to the he and is held together with safety pins,that proves he put on the sweater while Ran was holding Shinichi's left hand, showing he didn't want to let go of Ran's hand.

=== Paper Airplane Case ===
{{ref anime|510-511|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l1=Conan vs. Double Code Mystery (Latter Half)|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l2=Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya}}

==== File 638 - Paper Airplane ====

Subaru Okiya and Shinichi Kudo - on the phone - challenge each other in finding first the solution to the mysterious "paper plane mystery".

==== File 639 - Message ====

==== File 640 - Rescue ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Ikuo Daita|Ikou Daita manga.jpg|
* Missing company owner
* Prior boat captain experience}}
{{People|Kidnapper|No face.jpg|
* Deceased (committed suicide)
* Ikuo Daita's kidnapper}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Okiya is shown suspiciously drinking bourbon in the Kudou house.
* Shinichi worries about Ran's safety and rants to the police over the phone.

=== Azusa's Brother Case ===
{{ref anime|526|A Present from the True Culprit}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|[[Sugihito Enomoto]]|Sugihito Enomoto.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Azusa's older brother}}
{{endBox}}

==== File 641 - Destruction ====

Azusa's brother Sugihito Enomoto is accused of having murdered his boss Takafumi Torihira. Conan and co hurry to try and disculpate him, Conan believing Sugihito's colleague Touji Kawase is actually involved in it. Sugihito seems to be on the lam, and Azusa is accused of hiding him somewhere, and trying to cover him up. Later on, Azusa goes missing, but Conan refuses to believe she ran away.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sugihito Enomoto|Sugihito Enomoto manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Azusa's older brother}}
{{People|Takafumi Torihira|Takafumi Torihira manga.jpg|
* Deceased (Gunshot?)
* Securities trader}}
{{People|Toji Kawase|Touji Kawase manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Securities company employee}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_64sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 31sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 61-62)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:volume61e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume61r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 61-70]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[ca:Volum 61]]
[[de:Band 61]]

Volume 60

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 60
| chapters = 620-630
| image = Volume 60.jpg
| releasedate = January 12, 2008
| isbn = 4-09-121266-2
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 11, 2016
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-8386-0
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]]
| keyhole = [[Subaru Okiya]]
| prev-volume = Volume 59
| next-volume = Volume 61
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 60 was released on January 12, 2008 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|James Black}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Hidemi Hondou (flashback)}}
{{Char|Inspector Yuminaga}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Kiyonaga Matsumoto}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Karaoke Box Case ===
{{ref anime|507-508|The Blind Spot in the Karaoke Box}}

==== File 620 - The Vanished Blunt Weapon ====

Megure, Takagi and Chiba arrive at the karaoke box to investigate. They reveal that the name of the deceased is Tatsumi Moniwa and that he has suffered several deadly blows on the head. Since nobody has left the karaoke box after Moniwa’s arrival, the police determine that the murderer has not escaped, and thus is one of Eisuke, the clerk, Konji Arimoto, Kunio Tamai and Kyota Honma (the last three people are all clients arriving after Conan and company, and they do not know each other). Upon seeing Arimoto and his companion (who has never left their room and thus is not a suspect), Eisuke becomes horrified and starts sweating again, prompting Sonoko to ask him (impatiently) what the matter is. Eisuke stammers for a while, but eventually is able to find the courage to answer Sonoko’s question: he points at the very muscular Arimoto, and swears that he saw him make out with his companion, who is also very muscular. Sonoko, Ran, Conan, Megure and Takagi are all petrified by this account, and Takagi says that if the ones kissing were a normal couple then he would be fine with it, but in this case it was between two men. Arimoto’s companion angrily storms out of their room at this moment and accuses Takagi of being disrespectful, as she is actually a woman, and just happens to have short hair and an extremely robust build.

After this small incident, the police resume their investigation. By looking at the footage captured by the security camera, they see that Homna was the first one to leave his room after Moniwa had gone into his; Homna walked towards Moniwa’s room, but according to him only because the toilet is in the same direction. Then Eisuke left for the same place, then Arimoto, then Tamai, who clarifies that he went to the vending machine beside the toilet and not the toilet itself. Finally, the clerk and Conan went in that direction (the time difference is about one minute). Conan says that when he got to the crime scene the blood was already dry, which eliminates the clerk from the suspect list.

The police then inspect the personal belongings of the four remaining suspects to collect more clues and to, hopefully, find the murder weapon, as they have not found anything reseambling it anywhere else. Despite a detailed search, no valuable clue is found, much to their disappointment. Conan is puzzled as well, and while he re-evaluates the situation at hand, Chiba comes to Megure with the photos that Moniwa had taken before death: all of them are centered around Sonoko, forcing Conan to reconsider his assumption that the deceased is an FBI agent and not a stalker. At around the same time, a bored Arimoto suggests that he has a deck of poker in order to kill time; this inspires Conan, and before soon he knows both the identity of the murderer and the reason that the police cannot find the murder weapon.

==== File 621 - Eisuke's Confession ====

<spoiler>
Conan tranquilizes Sonoko and begins his deduction. He says the murder weapon has not been found because it changed shape and turned into something totally normal after achieving its purpose. On hearing this, Takagi deduces that Tamai is the murderer, because he has an insulated container where a huge ice cube can be stored (later, the ice melts and the murder weapon is gone). Conan tells Takagi that he is wrong, because the chunk of ice is bound to break apart after repeatedly hitting a person’s head, but there is no sign of ice cube fragments in Moniwa’s room nor is there anything watery. Megure also gives his opinion: he deduces that the murder weapon must be Arimoto’s bottle of soft drink; Arimoto just needs the content of the bottle to be frozen in order to have an effective weapon. Conan rejects this conjecture as well; he says that if the content of the bottle had been frozen, then a long time would have been needed for it to melt completely, which would render it impossible for there to be no solid at all in the bottle during the belonging inspection. The true murder weapon, Conan reveals, is coins; more precisely, a large number of coins piled on each other in a sock (sock is, for some reason, known as “black jack”, which is also the name for a card game). Conan says that he is able to think of this by noting a subtle change: in the time period between the murderer ('''Kyota Honma''')’s accidential entry into Conan’s room and the present, his left boot abnormally enlarged, meaning that he had put on an extra sock on his left foot (the police ususally do not check boots and therefore will not discover a blood-tainted sock). As for the coins, Honma could get rid of them easily by buying things in the vending machine. In this particular case, Honma bought a large quantity of cigarettes, as one of his personal belongings is a huge pack in which there are numerous cigarette cases. Conan explains that he definitely did not buy the pack as a whole (this is what Honma claimed) because all the cigarette cases inside the pack would then have the same production date; this is not the case. Another piece of evidence is that Honma once said to the police “even if I have met the victim, which I have not, it must have been in the corridor or in the bathroom (and definitely not in Moniwa’s room)”. Since Moniwa’s given name (Tatsumi, 巽 in native form) is used by people of both genders, and the bathrooms of the karaoke box are separated according to gender, Honma’s words suggest that he personally knew the victim. However, he told the police that he did not.

Honma, unable to explain why he lied on several occasions and knowing that the police are about to search for fingerprints on the coins in the vending machine, becomes aware that he has been completely exposed. He thus angrily admits that he does know the victim, as he was the kidnapper of his son, and killed the 4-year-old boy when Honma contacted the police. Megure says that he remembers the case that Honma is talking about: the police found out that Moniwa was behind it, but had to drop the charges due to a lack of evidence. Honma remarks that there was no evidence because the police failed to notice Moniwa’s trick (but he eventually did, and used it to kill Moniwa).

With the case solved, three highschoolers and Conan go back home. On the way, Eisuke remarks excitedly that he is impressed by Sonoko’s deduction; Ran agrees, saying that her performance was as good as Shinichi’s. Eisuke therefore asks whether they are talking about Shinichi Kudo, and Sonoko immediately affirms, and adds jokingly that Shinichi is Ran’s husband, but is not currently living with her due to a complicated case. Ran blushes and objects to the characterization as usual, and Conan changes the subject by saying that he wants to head back to the bookstore before returning home. Eisuke follows him, explaining to Ran and Sonoko that he wants to ensure that Conan is safe.

Conan sees right through Eisuke’s pretense and asks him what he wants to discuss in private. Eisuke thus informs him that he has decided to go to the United States. Conan asks whether that is because he accepted the FBI's witness protection program, and Eisuke replies that he rejected the program (Conan is anticipating this answer, as he knows that acceptance would mean that he would almost certainly never see Eisuke again), and that the Black Organization probably did not notice him. Eisuke continues to say that the real reason behind this decision is his dream to become a CIA agent and further his father and elder sister’s work. Conan comments (without saying anything out loud) that unless Eisuke fixes his carelessness problem the CIA will not employ him (at this very same moment Eisuke slams his chin on a utility pole); and he enquires curiously why Eisuke would bother to come back to Teitan High School if he is to leave soon. Eisuke answers that he is thinking of confessing to Ran during his brief return; he recounts that he fell in love with Ran at first sight, as he had never known a girl as gentle as she is. Eisuke carries on by saying that the problem is that Ran seems to like Shinichi; given this, he wants Conan to contact Shinichi to ask him whether he is fine with him confessing. Eisuke vows that if he is with Ran, he will never abandon her (unlike Shinichi), and will instead take her with him to the United States and give her happiness. Upon hearing this, Conan says solemnly that Eisuke cannot (confess); the latter responds that he is asking for Shinichi’s opinion, not Conan’s. Conan thus reiterates his objection to Eisuke’s confession.

Eisuke thus realizes that Conan and Shinichi are one. To Conan’s surprise, Eisuke is not surprised by this fact, but instead laughs out loud. Eisuke explains that since he initially thought that Rena Mitsunashi and Kogoro Mouri were “bad guys” who had colluded and hidden his elder sister, he did some research on Kogoro, and found that his deductive abilities always underwent a dramatic change after entering “sleeping Kogoro state”. Further research told him that Conan always appeared alongside sleeping Kogoro, and that the rise of sleeping Kogoro roughly coincided with Shinichi no longer attending school. In other words, Eisuke knew who Conan was from the beginning (but he does not know why Shinichi shrank into a child, nor does he seem interested in this matter). Eisuke also claims that he dropped a hint to Conan to imply that he knew his real identity (Conan overlooked this completely); specifically, during his first visit to the Agency, Eisuke deliberately bumped into Conan and, with his eyes closed, greeted Conan by saying “Hello, Detective Mouri…”.

Conan now realizes that everything that Eisuke has said a moment ago was part of a well-designed plot to force him to reveal the truth. Eisuke agrees, but says that his feelings towards Ran are genuine, and that he wants Conan to make her happy. Eisuke then mentions that something seems to have happened to the FBI; Conan acts as if he knew nothing about this, and Eisuke does not insist on asking. In the last panel, Conan thinks to himself (with a confident smile on his face) that something did happen, but that everything will be fine.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tatsumi Moniwa|Tatsumi Moniwa manga.jpg|
* Victim (bludgeoned)
* 46 years old}}
{{People|Kyota Honma|Kyota Honma manga.jpg|
* Room #2 customer}}
{{People|Konji Arimoto|Konji Arimoto manga.jpg|
* Room #4 customer}}
{{People|Kunio Tamai|Kunio Tamai manga.jpg|
* Room #1 customer}}
{{People|Woman|V60_Woman manga.jpg|
* Konji Arimoto's lover}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Eisuke tells Conan he knows that he is Shinichi.

=== Red, White, and Yellow Case ===
{{ref anime|509-510|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l1=Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys|Conan vs. Double Code Mystery|l2=Conan vs. Double Code Mystery (First Half)}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Subaru Okiya]]|image = Subaru Okiya.jpg|description =
* 27 years old
* Graduate student}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 622 - Red, White, and Yellow ====

<spoiler>

Kir informs Jodie a new Organization member, '''Bourbon''', is on the move, probably sent after Sherry.

</spoiler>

Conan and the DBs have to solve a case in which their schoolmate Kaito Sugiura's home was burned down by a mysterious arsonist.

==== File 623 - Kuroshiro-kun ====

==== File 624 - A New Neighbor ====

<spoiler>

The arsonist is '''Ginya Makabe'''. Due to his flat being completely burned down, Subaru Okiya is offered by Conan to live at Shinichi's house, since the Kudo family is away at the moment. Subaru will also be able to work his PhD with Agasa. Conan seems to act in a strange way with Okiya, and Ai notices it. That night, alone in the house, '''Subaru is seen drinking Bourbon'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaito Sugiura|Kaito Sugiura manga.jpg|
* Teitan Elementary student}}
{{People|Ryuhei Hosoi|Ryuhei Hosoi manga.jpg|
* 25 years old
* Carpenter}}
{{People|Subaru Okiya|Subaru Okiya manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Graduate student}}
{{People|Ginya Makabe|Ginya Makabe manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Freelance worker}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Haibara senses a B.O. member among the three residents, likely from Okiya.
* Kir notifies Jodie of a new member of the B.O. - [[Bourbon]].
* Jodie informs Conan about Bourbon.

=== Hammer Man Case ===
{{ref anime|530-531|The Truth Behind the Urban Legend}}

==== File 625 - Hammer Man ====

==== File 626 - Delivered Malice ====

==== File 627 - The Hammer Man's True Identity ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''the bike delivery woman'''. The press dubbed her 'Hammer man', and people took it for granted that the culprit's gender was male, despite that none of the victims had identified the gender of their attacker. Moreover while the man who borrowed the apartment was a man, he did bring his girlfriend over. So the person was the one, who left, while the girlfriend stayed in apartment. The culprit had taken away the underwear and socks to hid her gender, and since Conan could only find one pair of shoes with a shift-pad, which is used in driving a motorbike, they must belong to the real delivery man, who was found in the apartment. Since the woman didn't take her victim's shoes with her, she will probably not try to escape on the motorbike, but instead change her clothes in a public toilet to avoid witnesses. She has also knocked out the pizza man to make him the police's the prime suspect. But Shiratori caught her in time. Her motive is resentment toward her ex, who left her and started dating long-haired women. After a witness followed her back to the apartment, she decided to pin her crimes on her ex, but the police survelliance spoiled it.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Woman|625-627_Woman.jpg|
* Victim (beaten - injured)}}
{{People|Man|625-627_Drunk_man.jpg|
* Drunk man
* Witness}}
{{People|Man|625-627_Home_delivery_courier.jpg|
* Home delivery courier}}
{{People|Woman|625-627_Bike_delivery_woman.jpg|
* Bike delivery woman}}
{{People|Man|625-627_Pizza_deliverer.jpg|
* Pizza deliverer}}
{{People|Man|V60 Victim man.jpg|
* Victim (beaten - injured)}}
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Inspector Sato|Inspector Sato]]|Inspector Sato manga.jpg|
* Tokyo MPD police inspector}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* While Sato and Takagi are on a date, Sato suddenly asks Takagi to give her "a HOT kiss RIGHT NOW" only to be interrupted by Conan. When asked if they were pretending to be lovers as cover for a stakeout, Sato answers with a resounding "YES," to the shock of a disappointed Takagi. Later, during an investigation, Takagi discovers that Chiba and Sato would sometimes pretend to be lovers during their stakeouts as well. When Takagi asked if anything would happen during the stakeouts, Chiba mentions something that happened was "very soft".
* Bothered by what happened between Chiba and Sato in stakeouts, Chiba eventually tells Takagi that sometimes they held hands and Sato's hands were very soft hearing that's all what happened with Chiba and Sato and what happened between him and Sato (kiss incident) he realizes that because it was him (Takagi) that Sato requested something like a kiss, only because it was him.

=== Poisonous Coffee Case ===
{{ref anime|513-514|Coffee Aroma with Murderous Intention}}

==== File 628 - Coffee of Murderous Intent ====

==== File 629 - An Impossible Crime ====

==== File 630 - The Bitter Truth ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Maiko Kuzumi'''. She committed suicide after the murder by jumping off Nakame's flat's window. '''Shogo Somei''' found her corpse and got what happened due to a last text message from her, saying she did it to help Somei out, since Nakame was exploiting him shamelessly. Somei decided to hide her corpse in his car's trunk, and went up to Nakame's, rearranging the plates and things to have police believe Nakame was alone and only killed himself.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shogo Somei|Shogo Somei manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* TV Program Production Company president}}
{{People|Maiko Kuzumi|Maiko Kuzumi manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* TV Program Production Company employee}}
{{People|Raisaku Nakame|Raisaku Nakame manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 52 years old
* Tohto TV producer}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_63sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume60r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 60]]

Volume 56

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 56
| chapters = 576-586
| image = Volume 56.jpg
| releasedate = January 13, 2007
| isbn = 4-09-120706-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = October 13, 2015
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-7784-5
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]]
| keyhole = [[Ethan Hondou]]
| prev-volume = Volume 55
| next-volume = Volume 57
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 56 was released on January 13, 2007 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Ninzaburo Shiratori}}
{{Char|Yumi Miyamoto|display=Yumi Miyamoto (background)}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Rena Mizunashi (background/movie)}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Gin|display=Gin<br>(background)}}
{{Char|Vodka|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}
{{Char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Ethan Hondou|display=Ethan Hondou (photo)}}
{{Char|Aya Nanakawa|display=Aya Nanakawa (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Sato's Ring Case ===
{{ref anime|487|Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8: The Left Hand's Ring Finger}}

==== File 576 - Engagement Ring!? ====

==== File 577 - Engagement Ring!? 2 ====

==== File 578 - Engagement Ring!? 3 ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Kakuji Dejima'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Masataka Moroguchi|Masataka Moroguchi manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 52 years old
* Mystery author}}
{{People|Kakuji Dejima|Kakuji Dejima manga.jpg|
* 34 years old
* Writer}}
{{People|Wataru Tarumi|Wataru Tarumi manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Cameraman}}
{{People|Harue Anabuki|Harue Anabuki manga.jpg|
* 33 years old
* Magazine editor}}
{{People|Akiba|V56 Akiba.jpg|
* Deceased
* Magazine editor}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Onibaba Legend Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|481-482|Mountain Witch's Cutlery}}

==== File 579 - Onibaba Legend Murder Case 1 ====

==== File 580 - Onibaba Legend Murder Case 2 ====

==== File 581 - Onibaba Legend Murder Case 3 ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Raito Adachi'''. '''Fuga Kahara''' is actually Iwae's grandson.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Iwae Tanaka|Iwae Tanaka manga.jpg|
* 74 years old}}
{{People|Akane Oba|Akane Ooba manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 25 years old
* Raito and Fuga's customer}}
{{People|Raito Adachi|Raito Adachi manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Host}}
{{People|Fuga Kahara|Fuuga Kahara manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Host}}
{{People|Shota Tanaka|Shouta Tanaka manga.jpg|
* Iwae Tanaka's grandchild
* Chef?}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Missing Photo Case ===
{{ref anime|484-485|Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Ethan Hondou]]|image = Ethan Hondou.jpg|description =
* Eisuke's father
* Occupation unknown}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 582 - Help From The West ====

==== File 583 - Location of the Photograph ====

==== File 584 - Company ====

<spoiler>

'''Tago''' is hiding inside Nishigun's washing machine.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sohei Nishigun|Souhei Nishigun manga.jpg|
* 32 years old
* Model store manager}}
{{People|Saori|V56 Saori manga.jpg|
* Nishigun's ex-girlfriend}}
{{People|Tago|V56 Tago manga.jpg|
* Nishigun's friend}}
{{People|Furusho|V56 Furusho manga.jpg|
* Nishigun's friend}}
{{People|Nishigun|V56 Nishigun manga.jpg|
* Sohei Nishigun's grandfather}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Some info about Eisuke's father's past is revealed.
* Conan finally gets the photograph of Eisuke's father, and tries to figure something out with details and the photo.

=== Billing Fraud Case ===
{{ref anime|491|Clash of Red and Black|l1=Clash of Red and Black (The Beginning)}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{NewChar|name = [[Anno]]|image = Anno.jpg|description =
* Kogoro's mahjong friend
* Has a miniature dachshund}}
{{NewChar|[[Aina]]|EP491 Aina.jpg|
* Anno's dog}}
{{clearleft}}

==== File 585 - Wrong Number!? ====

==== File 586 - The Truth Which Blood Tells ====

<spoiler>

Conan eventually helps Anno out in finding out the fraudster. When looking at Anno's website and videos about Rena Mizunashi, Eisuke grows infuriated, to Conan's notice.

{{BeginBox}}
{{people|Fraudster|V56 Fraudster.jpg|
* Remittance scam fraudster
* Arrested}}
{{people|[[Aina]]|V56 Aina.jpg|
* Anno's real dog
* Miniature Daschhund}}
{{EndBox}}

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|[[Anno]]|Anno manga.jpg|
* Kogoro Mouri's mahjong friend
* Fan of Rena Mizunashi}}
{{People|Mitsuko Anno|Mitshuko Anno manga.jpg|
* Anno's mother}}
{{People|Anno's dog|Anno's_dog manga.jpg|
* Anno's miniature dachshund}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan calls Heiji and talks about the photograph of Eisuke's father.
* Eisuke is searching for his sister who has remarkable resembelance to BO member Mizunashi Rena. Also this marks the start of the longest B.O. arc in the series.
* Eisuke remebers memories of his sister.

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Traditional Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Taiwan]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56cy.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_59sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 28sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 55-56)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume56r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 56]]

Volume 55

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 55
| chapters = 565-575
| image = Volume 55.jpg
| releasedate = September 15, 2006
| isbn = 4-09-120628-X
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 14, 2015
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-7783-8
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]]
| keyhole = [[Toichi Kuroba]]
| prev-volume = Volume 54
| next-volume = Volume 56
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 55 was released on September 15, 2006 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Saguru Hakuba}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid|display=Kaitou Kid (background)}}
{{Char|Junya Tokitsu}}
{{Char|Natsuki Koshimizu}}
{{Char|Hideo Akagi}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo}}
{{Char|Yukiko Kudo}}
{{Char|Toichi Kuroba}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Midori Kuriyama}}
{{Char|Mrs. Kojima|display=Mrs. Kojima (background)}}
{{Char|The Seven Mysteries of Teitan Elementary School Case|EP472-473 Man|display=Security guard}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Detective Koshien Case ===
{{ref anime|479|Three Days with Heiji Hattori}}
==== File 565 - The Detectives' Famous Reasoning ====

==== File 566 - The Zealous Detectives ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Natsuki Koshimizu'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hiroo Tsuchio|Hiroo Tsuchio manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Nichiuri TV producer}}
{{People|Renzo Koya|Renzo Koya manga.jpg|
* 58 years old
* Caretaker}}
{{People|[[Natsuki Koshimizu]]|Natsuki Koshimizu manga.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Detective}}
{{People|[[Junya Tokitsu]]|Junya Tokitsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 18 years old
* Detective}}
{{People|Kana Mizuguchi|Kana Mizuguchi manga.jpg|
* Deceased (hanged)
* Maid}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Genta's Shoot Case ===
{{ref anime|476-477|Genta's Certain Kill Shot}}
==== File 567 - Genta's Shoot ====

==== File 568 - Genta and El ====

==== File 569 - The Mischievous Boy ====
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Kanji Kojima'''.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kanji Kojima|Kanji Kojima manga.jpg|
* 28 years old}}
{{People|Ludger Heinen|Ludger Heinen manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten - injured)
* 42 years old}}
{{People|Hiromasa Inagaki|Hiromasa Inagaki manga.jpg|
* 35 years old}}
{{People|Tatsuzo Genda|Tatsuzo Genda manga.jpg|
* 44 years old}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Shinichi's Childhood Adventure ===
{{ref anime|472-473|Shinichi Kudo's Childhood Adventure}}
==== File 570 - Under the Moon ====

==== File 571 - Dawn ====

==== File 572 - Broad Daylight ====

==== File 573 - Setting Sun ====
<spoiler>It is revealed that the mysterious man is '''Toichi Kuroba''', Kaito's father, the first Kid, and that he knows Yusaku Kudo. Both are rivals, Yusaku is the one who named Toichi "Kid" from "1412". The "?" means "Will you be able to catch me next time ?", and the "!" means "Of course !". Yukiko seems to know Kuroba as well, since she attended make-up and disguise classes at his's some time ago (see Vol. 34-35).</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Mysterious Man|CH570-573 Mysterious Man.jpg|
* Mysterious Man?}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Conan is narrating a story of when Shinichi and Ran were at primary school. Some other characters also appear.
* Shinichi and Ran enjoy a moment together while watching the sunset.
* We see a young Kaito along with Toichi, and learn that Kaito and Shinichi's fathers were actually the generation before them.

=== Secret Eri Kisaki ===
{{ref anime|474|The Love of Lawyer Eri Kisaki}}
==== File 574 - Secret Eri Kisaki ====

==== File 575 - Secret Eri Kisaki 2 ====
<spoiler>'''Tobe is actually a vet''', he's looking after Eri's cat, Goro.</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tobe|474-475 Tobe manga.jpg|
* Eri's suspected lover?}}
{{EndBox}}

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumePremium28bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia (Premium, combined volumes 55-56)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_58sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]] </li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume55r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volumes}}

[[Category:Volumes]]

[[de:Band 55]]

Detective Picture Book

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The '''{{nihongo|Detective Picture Book|名探偵図鑑|Meitantei Zukan}}''', fully titled {{nihongo|'''[[Gosho Aoyama]]'s Detective Picture Book'''|青山剛昌の名探偵図鑑|Aoyama Gōshō no Meitantei Zukan}}, is a special feature included on the dust-jacket of each ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga volume. Each installment features a brief write-up on a famous fictional detective (or, in rare cases, a criminal), a colored illustration, and a story recommendation from Aoyama.

In the English localization, this feature is referred to as ''"Gosho Aoyama's Mystery Library"'' and - because manga is generally not sold with dust-jackets in the West - relegated to a black-and-white page at the very end of the volume.

== Detectives featured ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Volume !! Featured Detective !! Creator !! Aoyama's Recommendation !! Image
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 1|01]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] || [[Wikipedia:The Sign of the Four|''The Sign of Four'']] || [[File: Detective 1.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 2|02]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kogoro Akechi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Edogawa Rampo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:黄金仮面|''Gold Mask'']]|黄金仮面|Ōgon Kamen}} || [[File: Detective 2.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 3|03]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Hercule Poirot]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:Death on the Nile|''Death on the Nile'']] || [[File: Detective 3.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 4|04]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Arsène Lupin]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Maurice Leblanc]] || [[Wikipedia:Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar|''The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar'']] (''Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur'') || [[File: Detective 4.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 5|05]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Jules Maigret]] || {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Wikipedia:Georges Simenon|Georges Simenon]] || [[Wikipedia:Maigret Sets a Trap|''Maigret Sets a Trap'']] (''Maigret tend un piège'') || [[File: Detective 5.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 6|06]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kosuke Kindaichi|Kosuke Kindaichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:獄門島|''Hell's Gate Island'']]|獄門島|Gokumon-tō}} || [[File: Detective 6.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 7|07]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Columbo|Lieutenant Columbo]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Levinson|Richard Levinson]] and [[Wikipedia:William Link|William Link]] || [[Wikipedia:Columbo season 3#ep19|"Any Old Port in a Storm"]] || [[File: Detective 7.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 8|08]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Zenigata Heiji|Zenigata Heiji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kodō Nomura|Kodo Nomura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:銭形平次捕物控|''The Casebook of Zenigata Heiji'']]|銭形平次捕物控|Zenigata Heiji Torimono Hikae}} || [[File: Detective 8.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 9|09]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philip Marlowe|Philip Marlowe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler]] || [[Wikipedia:The Long Goodbye (novel)|''The Long Goodbye'']] || [[File: Detective 9.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 10|10]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:C. Auguste Dupin|Auguste Dupin]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe]] || [[Wikipedia:The Murders in the Rue Morgue|"The Murders in the Rue Morgue"]] || [[File: Detective 10.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 11|11]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Ellery Queen, the fictional character|Ellery Queen]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen|Ellery Queen]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || [[Wikipedia:The Egyptian Cross Mystery|''The Egyptian Cross Mystery'']] || [[File: Detective 11.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 12|12]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:V. I. Warshawski|V. I. Warshawski]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sara Paretsky|Sara Paretsky]] || [[Wikipedia:Deadlock (novel)|''Deadlock'']] || [[File: Detective 12.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 13|13]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Father Brown]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:G. K. Chesterton|G. K. Chesterton]] || "The Queer Feet" || [[File: Detective 13.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 14|14]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Cordelia Gray|Cordelia Gray]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:P. D. James|P.D. James]] || [[Wikipedia:An Unsuitable Job for a Woman (novel)|''An Unsuitable Job for a Woman'']] || [[File: Detective 14.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 15|15]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:長谷川宣以#フィクションにおける長谷川平蔵|Heizo Hasegawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shōtarō Ikenami|Shōtarō Ikenami]] || {{nihongo|''Kitsunebi''|狐火}} || [[File: Detective 15.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 16|16]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:浅見光彦|Mitsuhiko Asami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:内田康夫|Yasuo Uchida]] || {{nihongo|''Heike Legend Murder Case''|平家伝説殺人事件|Heike Densetsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 16.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 17|17]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Nero Wolfe|Nero Wolfe]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Rex Stout|Rex Stout]] || [[Wikipedia:Too Many Cooks (novel)|''Too Many Cooks'']] || [[File: Detective 17.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 18|18]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shunsaku Kudo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:小鷹信光|Nobumitsu Kodaka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Tantei Monogatari|"Surf City Blues"]]|サーフシティブルース|Sāfu Shiti Burūsu}} || [[File: Detective 18.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 19|19]] || {{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[Hannibal Lecter]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Thomas Harris|Thomas Harris]] || [[Wikipedia:The Silence of the Lambs (novel)|''Silence of the Lambs'']] || [[File: Detective 19.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 20|20]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Miss Marple|Jane Marple]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Agatha Christie]] || [[Wikipedia:A Murder Is Announced|''A Murder Is Announced'']] || [[File: Detective 20.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 21|21]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Sam Spade|Sam Spade]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || [[Wikipedia:The Maltese Falcon (novel)|''The Maltese Falcon'']] || [[File: Detective 21.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 22|22]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shozo Totsugawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kyotaro Nishimura|Kyotaro Nishimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:終着駅殺人事件|''The Terminal Station Murder Case'']]|終着駅殺人事件|Taminaru Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 22.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 23|23]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#The character of Furuhata|Ninzaburō Furuhata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kōki Mitani|Kōki Mitani]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Furuhata Ninzaburō#ep5|"The Tainted King"]]|汚れた王将|Yogoreta Ōshō}} || [[File: Detective 23.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 24|24]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Perry Mason]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Erle Stanley Gardner|Erle Stanley Gardner]] || [[Wikipedia:Perry Mason bibliography#The Case of the Curious Bride|''The Case of the Curious Bride'']] || [[File: Detective 24.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 25|25]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズシリーズ|Tortoiseshell Holmes]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Jirō Akagawa|Jirō Akagawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:三毛猫ホームズの推理|''The Deductions of Tortoiseshell Holmes'']]|三毛猫ホームズの推理|Mikeneko Holmes no Suiri}} || [[File: Detective 25.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 26|26]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Samejima || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Arimasa Osawa|Arimasa Osawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Poison Ape''|毒猿|Dokuzaru}} || [[File: Detective 26.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 27|27]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[James Bond]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Ian Fleming|Ian Fleming]] || [[Wikipedia:Goldfinger (novel)|''Goldfinger'']] || [[File: Detective 27.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 28|28]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神津恭介|Kyosuke Kamizu]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akimitsu Takagi|Akimitsu Takagi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人形はなぜ殺される|''Why Was the Doll Killed?'']]|人形はなぜ殺される|Ningyō Wa Naze Korosareru}} || [[File: Detective 28.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 29|29]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan|Charlie Chan]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Earl Derr Biggers|Earl Derr Biggers]] || [[Wikipedia:Charlie Chan Carries On|''Charlie Chan Carries On'']] || [[File: Detective 29.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 30|30]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Dr. Thorndyke|John Thorndyke]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:R. Austin Freeman|Richard Austin Freeman]] || ''The Singing Bone'' || [[File: Detective 30.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 31|31]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tōyama no Kin-san|Tōyama Saemonnojo Kagemoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:陣出達朗|Tatsurō Jinde]] || {{nihongo|''Accounts of Tōyama no Kin-san's Arrests''|遠山の金さん捕物帖|Tōyama no Kin-san Torimonochō}} || [[File: Detective 31.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 32|32]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mike Hammer (character)|Mike Hammer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Mickey Spillane|Mickey Spillane]] || [[Wikipedia:I, the Jury|''I, the Jury'']] || [[File: Detective 32.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 33|33]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Philo Vance|Philo Vance]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:S. S. Van Dine|S.S. Van Dine]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bishop Murder Case|''The Bishop Murder Case'']] || [[File: Detective 33.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 34|34]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shigeru Hiragi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:和久峻三|Shunzo Waku]] || {{nihongo|''Guilty Until Proven Innocent''|疑わしきは罰せよ|Utagawashiki wa Basseyo}} || [[File: Detective 34.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 35|35]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)|Drury Lane]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ellery Queen#Barnaby Ross|Barnaby Ross]]<br>(Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee) || ''The Tragedy of Y'' || [[File: Detective 35.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 36|36]] || {{flagicon|US}} Catherine Turner || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Misa Yamamura|Misa Yamamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:花の棺|''The Coffin of Flowers'']]|花の棺|Hana no Hitsugi}} || [[File: Detective 36.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 37|37]] || {{flagicon|US}} Henry Jackson || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Isaac Asimov|Isaac Asimov]] || [[Wikipedia:The Acquisitive Chuckle|"The Acquisitive Chuckle"]] || [[File: Detective 37.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 38|38]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Denshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} Tatsurō Jinde || {{nihongo|''The Demon Peony''|夜叉牡丹|Yashabotan}} || [[File: Detective 38.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 39|39]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lew Archer|Lew Archer]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Ross Macdonald|Ross Macdonald]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moving Target|''The Moving Target'']] || [[File: Detective 39.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 40|40]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:御手洗潔シリーズ|Kiyoshi Mitarai]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Soji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Tokyo Zodiac Murders|''The Tokyo Zodiac Murders'']]|占星術殺人事件|Sensei-jutsu Satsujin Jiken}} || [[File: Detective 40.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 41|41]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:The Old Man in the Corner|The Old Man in the Corner]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Baroness Orczy|Baroness Orczy]] || ''The Old Man in the Corner'' || [[File: Detective 41.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 42|42]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Joseph Rouletabille|Joseph Rouletabille]] || {{flagicon|France}} [[Wikipedia:Gaston Leroux|Gaston Leroux]] || [[Wikipedia:The Mystery of the Yellow Room|''The Mystery of the Yellow Room'']] (''Le mystère de la chambre jaune'') || [[File: Detective 42.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 43|43]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hanshichi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kido Okamoto|Kido Okamoto]] || {{nihongo|"The Stone Lantern"|石燈籠|Ishidōrō}} || [[File: Detective 43.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 44|44]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:棟居刑事シリーズ|Koichiro Munesue]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seiichi Morimura|Seiichi Morimura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:人間の証明|''The Proof of Humanity'']]|人間の証明|Ningen no Shomei}} || [[File: Detective 44.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 45|45]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Eitaro Imanishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seichō Matsumoto|Seichō Matsumoto]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Suna no Utsuwa (novel)|''Inspector Imanishi Investigates'']]|砂の器|Suna no Utsuwa}} || [[File: Detective 45.jpg|100px]]
|-
| align="center"|[[Volume 46|46]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Gideon Fell|Gideon Fell]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:John Dickson Carr|John Dickson Carr]] || [[Wikipedia:The Hollow Man (Carr novel)|''The Three Coffins'']] || [[File: Detective 46.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 47|47]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yuichiro Goda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:髙村薫|Kaoru Takamura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:マークスの山|''Marx's Mountain'']]|マークスの山|Mākusu no Yama}} || [[File: Detective 47.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 48|48]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ukyō Sugishita || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:輿水泰弘|Yasuhiro Koshimizu]] || {{nihongo|''The Intent to Kill''|殺意あり|Satsui Ari}} || [[File: Detective 48.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 49|49]] || {{flagicon|US}} Steve Carella || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Evan Hunter|Ed McBain]] || [[Wikipedia:Cop Hater|''Cop Hater'']] || [[File: Detective 49.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 50|50]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:作家アリスシリーズ|Hideo Himura]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:46番目の密室|''The 46th Locked Room'']]|46番目の密室|46 Banme no Misshitsu}} || [[File: Detective 50.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 51|51]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:夏樹静子|Shizuko Natsuki]] || {{nihongo|"Two Truths"|二つの真実|Futatsu no Shinjitsu}} || [[File: Detective 51.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 52|52]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Ironside]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Collier Young|Collier Young]] || [[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|''Ironside'']] || [[File: Detective 52.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 53|53]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Natsuhiko Kyogoku|Natsuhiko Kyogoku]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Summer of the Ubume|''The Summer of the Ubume'']]|姑獲鳥の夏|Ubume no Natsu}} || [[File: Detective 53.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 54|54]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yukito Ayatsuji|Yukito Ayatsuji]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Decagon House Murders|''The Decagon House Murders'']]|十角館の殺人|Jukkakukan no Satsujin}} || [[File: Detective 54.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 55|55]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:The Continental Op|The Continental Op]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dashiell Hammett|Dashiell Hammett]] || ''Blood Money'' || [[File: Detective 55.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 56|56]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:人形佐七捕物帳|Sashichi]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Seishi Yokomizo|Seishi Yokomizo]] || {{nihongo|"Ghost Yamabushi"|幽霊山伏|Yūrei Yamabushi}} || [[File: Detective 56.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 57|57]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Joseph French || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Freeman Wills Crofts|Freeman Wills Crofts]] || [[Wikipedia:The 12.30 from Croydon|''The 12:30 from Croydon'']] || [[File: Detective 57.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 58|58]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshibumi Takagi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kenzo Kitakata|Kenzo Kitakata]] || {{nihongo|''Sleepless Night''|眠りなき夜|Nemurinaki-yoru}} || [[File: Detective 58.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 59|59]] || {{flagicon|US}} Mom || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:fr:James Yaffe|James Yaffe]] || ''Mom Knows Best'' || [[File: Detective 59.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 60|60]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Rintaro Norizuki|Rintaro Norizuki]] || {{nihongo|"An Urban Legend Puzzle"|都市伝説パズル|Toshi Densetsu Pazuru}} || [[File: Detective 60.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 61|61]] || {{flagicon|US}} Koko || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Lilian Jackson Braun|Lilian Jackson Braun]] || [[Wikipedia:The Cat Who Could Read Backwards|''The Cat Who Could Read Backwards'']] || [[File: Detective 61.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 62|62]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:ガリレオシリーズ|Manabu Yukawa]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keigo Higashino|Keigo Higashino]] || {{nihongo|"[[Wikipedia:ja:探偵ガリレオ|Burn]]"|燃える|Moeru}} || [[File: Detective 62.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 63|63]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Daisuke Kanbe || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yasutaka Tsutsui|Yasutaka Tsutsui]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:富豪刑事#密室の富豪刑事|''The Millionaire Detective and the Closed Chamber'']]|密室の富豪刑事|Misshitsu no Fugō Keiji}} || [[File: Detective 63.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 64|64]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Koichi Zenigata|Inspector Zenigata]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Lupin III (manga)|Chapter 88, "Haste Makes Waste (Part 1)"]]|せいては盗をしそんじる (その1)|Seite wa Koto o Shisonjiru (Sono Ichi)}} || [[File: Detective 64.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 65|65]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Robert Langdon]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Dan Brown|Dan Brown]] || [[Wikipedia:The Da Vinci Code|''The Da Vinci Code'']] || [[File: Detective 65.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 66|66]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Akojuro Senba || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Juran Hisao|Juran Hisao]] || {{nihongo|"Prison Ship"|遠島船|Entōbune}} || [[File: Detective 66.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 67|67]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kanki Ibaragi　|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Futaro Yamada|Futaro Yamada]] || {{nihongo|''Tridecagonal Relationship''|十三角関係|Jūsankaku Kankei}} || [[File: Detective 67.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 68|68]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:多羅尾伴内|Bannai Tarao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:比佐芳武|Yoshitake Hisa]] || {{nihongo|''Seven Faces''|七つの顔|Nanatsu no Kao}} || [[File: Detective 68.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 69|69]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Sergeant Cuff|Richard Cuff]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Wilkie Collins|Wilkie Collins]] || [[Wikipedia:The Moonstone|''The Moonstone'']] || [[File: Detective 69.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 70|70]] || {{flagicon|UK}} Philip Trent || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Edmund Clerihew Bentley|E. C. Bentley]] || [[Wikipedia:Trent's Last Case (novel)|''Trent's Last Case'']] || [[File: Detective 70.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 71|71]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Gregory House]] || {{flagicon|Canada}} [[Wikipedia:David Shore|David Shore]] || [[Wikipedia:Frozen (House)|"Frozen"]] || [[File: Detective 71.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 72|72]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yoshio Kuraishi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hideo Yokoyama|Hideo Yokoyama]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:臨場|"The Red Business Card"]]|赤の名刺|Aka no Meishi}} || [[File: Detective 72.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 73|73]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Adrian Monk]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andy Breckman|Andy Breckman]] and [[Wikipedia:David Hoberman|David Hoberman]] || [[Wikipedia:Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty|"Mr. Monk Gets Jury Duty"]] || [[File: Detective 73.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 74|74]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Inspector Onitsura || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Tetsuya Ayukawa|Tetsuya Ayukawa]] || {{nihongo|''The Black Trunk''|黒いトランク|Kuroi Toranku}} || [[File: Detective 74.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 75|75]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Enshi Shunotei || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Kaoru Kitamura|Kaoru Kitamura]] || {{nihongo|''The Flying Horse''|空飛ぶ馬|Soratobu Uma}} || [[File: Detective 75.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 76|76]] || {{flagicon|US}} Lincoln Rhyme || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Jeffery Deaver|Jeffery Deaver]] || [[Wikipedia:The Bone Collector (novel)|''The Bone Collector'']] || [[File: Detective 76.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 77|77]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:防犯探偵・榎本シリーズ|Kei Enomoto]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yusuke Kishi|Yusuke Kishi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:硝子のハンマー|''The Glass Hammer'']]|硝子のハンマー|Garasu no Hammā}} || [[File: Detective 77.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 78|78]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keisuke Shiratori || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:海堂尊|Takeru Kaido]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:Team Batista no Eikō|''The Glorious Team Batista'']]|チーム·バチスタの栄光|Chīmu Bachisuta no Eikō}} || [[File: Detective 78.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 79|79]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:刀城言耶シリーズ|Genya Tojo]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三津田信三|Shinzo Mitsuda]] || {{nihongo| [[Wikipedia:ja:首無の如き祟るもの|''One That Curses Like the Headless Body'']]|首無の如き祟るもの|Kubina Nogotoki Tataru Mono}} || [[File: Detective 79.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 80|80]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shioriko Shinokawa || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:三上延|En Mikami]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō|''Antiquarian Bookshop Biblia Case Files: Shioriko and the Strange Guests'']]|ビブリア古書堂の事件手帖〜栞子さんと奇妙な客人たち〜|Biblia Koshodō no Jiken Techō 〜 Shioriko-san to Kimyōna Kyakujin-tachi 〜}} || [[File: Detective 80.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 81|81]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} The Handyman of Susukino || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東直己|Naomi Azuma]] || {{nihongo|''The Phone Call in the Bar''|バーにかかってきた電話|Bar ni Kakatte Kita Denwa}} || [[File: Detective 81.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 82|82]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kageyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:東川篤哉|Tokuya Higashigawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Dinner Table Detective|"Every Rose Has Its Intent to Kill, Milady"]]|綺麗な薔薇には殺意がございます|Kireina Bara ni wa Satsui ga Gozaimasu}} || [[File: Detective 82.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 83|83]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Houtarou Oreki|Hōtarō Oreki]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Honobu Yonezawa|Honobu Yonezawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Hyouka|''Hyouka'']]|氷菓|Hyōka}} || [[File: Detective 83.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 84|84]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Lisbeth Salander|Lisbeth Salander]] || {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Wikipedia:Stieg Larsson|Stieg Larsson]] || [[Wikipedia:The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo|''The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'']] || [[File: Detective 84.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 85|85]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Lieutenant Fukuie || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Takahiro Okura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:福家警部補の挨拶|"Occam's Razor"]]|オッカムの剃刀|Okkamu no Kamisori}} || [[File: Detective 85.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 86|86]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takeshi Yoshiki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Soji Shimada|Sōji Shimada]] || {{nihongo|''Eccentricity Moves the Heavens''|奇想、天を動かす|Kisō, Ten o Ugokasu}} || [[File: Detective 86.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 87|87]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:学生アリスシリーズ|Jiro Egami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Alice Arisugawa|Alice Arisugawa]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:双頭の悪魔|''The Two-Headed Demon'']]|双頭の悪魔|Sōtō no Akuma}} || [[File: Detective 87.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 88|88]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Kyōko Okitegami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Nisio Isin|Nisio Isin]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Bōkyaku Tantei|''Kyōko Okitegami's Memorandum'']]|掟上今日子の備忘録|Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku}} || [[File: Detective 88.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 89|89]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Sakurako Kujō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:太田紫織|Shiori Ōta]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Beautiful Bones: Sakurako's Investigation|''Where Do You Live?'']]|貴方のお家はどこですか|Anata no Ouchi wa Doko desu ka}} || [[File: Detective 89.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 90|90]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yamaneko || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:神永学|Manabu Kaminaga]] || {{Nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:怪盗探偵山猫|''Phantom Thief Yamaneko]]''|怪盗探偵山猫|Kaitō Tantei Yamaneko}} || [[File: Detective 90.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 91|91]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Riko Rinda || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Keisuke Matsuoka|Keisuke Matsuoka]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:Qシリーズ (小説)|''The Case Files of All-Round Appraiser Q, Volumes I & II'']]|万能鑑定士Qの事件簿|Bannou Kanteishi Q no Jikenbo}} || [[File: Detective 91.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 92|92]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Shinichiro Hanaoka || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:林宏司|Koji Hayashi]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:山岡潤平|Junpei Yamaoka]] || {{nihongo|{{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:スニッファーウクライナの私立探偵#日本版|''The Sniffer: Olfactory Investigator'']]|スニッファー嗅覚捜査官|Suniffā Kyūkaku Sōsa-kan}} || [[File: Detective 92.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 93|93]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Richard Castle|Richard Castle]] || {{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Andrew W. Marlowe|Andrew W. Marlowe]] || [[Wikipedia:Castle season 1#ep1|"Flowers for Your Grave"]] (retitled {{nihongo|"Birth of a New Team"|新コンビ誕生|Shin Konbi Tanjō}} in Japanese dub) || [[File: Detective 93.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 94|94]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Hiroto Miyama || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:宇田学|Manabu Uda]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:99.9-刑事専門弁護士-|''99.9 Criminal Lawyer'', Episode 1, "request.01"]]|99.9-刑事専門弁護士-request .01|99. 9 - Keiji Senmon Bengoshi - Rikuesuto Pointo Zero Ichi}} || [[File: Detective 94.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 95|95]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Yukimasa "Tekito" Yugami || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:井浦秀夫|Hideo Iura]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:刑事ゆがみ|''The Psycho Killer's Curse'']]|殺人鬼の呪文|Satsujinki no Jumon}} || [[File: Detective 95.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 96|96]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mikoto Misumi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:野木亜紀子|Akiko Nogi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:アンナチュラル|"A Nameless Poison"]]|名前のない毒|Namae no Nai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 96.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 97|97]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Keita Kurokochi || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Takashi Nagasaki|Takashi Nagasaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:クロコーチ|''Kurokochi'', volumes 1-6]]||クロコーチ 1- 6|Kurokōchi 1-6}} || [[File: Detective 97.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 98|98]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Totonō Kunō || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Yumi Tamura|Yumi Tamura]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Don't Call It Mystery|"A Passing Train"]]|つかの間のトレイン|Tsukanoma no Train}} || [[File: Detective 98.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 99|99]] || {{flagicon|China}} [[Wikipedia:Maomao (The Apothecary Diaries)|Maomao]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hyūganatsu (writer)|Hyūganatsu]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:The Apothecary Diaries|Volume 1 (The Rear Palace Arc)]]|1巻（後宮編)|1-Kan (Kōkyū-hen)}} || [[File: Detective 99.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 100|100]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Sherlock Holmes]] (''[[Wikipedia:Sherlock (TV series)|Sherlock]]'')|| {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Steven Moffat|Steven Moffat]] and [[Wikipedia:Mark Gatiss|Mark Gatiss]]|| [[Wikipedia:A Scandal in Belgravia|"A Scandal in Belgravia"]] || [[File: Detective 100.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 101|101]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:岸辺露伴|Rohan Kishibe]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Hirohiko Araki|Hirohiko Araki]]|| {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe|"Episode 5: Millionaire Village"]]|富豪村|Fugō-mura}} || [[File: Detective 101.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 102|102]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Seiko Fuji|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:泰三子|Miko Yasu]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Police in a Pod|"Decisive Moment"]]|勝負は一瞬|Shōbu wa Isshun}} || [[File: Detective 102.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 103|103]] || {{flagicon|UK}} [[Wikipedia:Professor Hershel Layton|Professor Layton]]|| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Akihiro Hino|Akihiro Hino]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'']]|レイトン教授と不思議な町|Reiton-kyōju to Fushigi na Machi}} || [[File: Detective 103.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 104|104]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Mariko Sakaki || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Yuichi Higurashi]], [[Takeharu Sakurai]], [[Wikipedia:ja:戸田山雅司|Masashi Todayama]], and others || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:ja:科捜研の女 -劇場版-|''The Woman of Science Research Institute -The Movie-'']]|科捜研の女 -劇場版-|Kasōken no Onna -Gekijō-ban-}} || [[File: Detective 104.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 105|105]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Aya Rindo || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:青崎有吾|Yugo Aosaki]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Undead Girl Murder Farce|''Vampire'']]|吸血鬼|Kyūketsuki}} || [[File: Detective 105.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 106|106]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Ryuichi Naruhodo<br>({{flagicon|US}} [[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright|Phoenix Wright]] in English localisation) || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shu Takumi|Shu Takumi]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|''Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney'']]|逆転裁判|Gyakuten Saiban}} || [[File: Detective 106.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 107|107]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Shinya Kogami|Shinya Kogami]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:Gen Urobuchi|Gen Urobuchi]], [[Wikipedia:Makoto Fukami|Makoto Fukami]] and [[Wikipedia:ja:高羽彩|Aya Takaha]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Psycho-Pass season 1#ep14|"Sweet Poison"]]|甘い毒|Amai Doku}} || [[File: Detective 107.jpg|100px]]
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| align="center"|[[Volume 108|108]] || {{flagicon|Japan}} Takao Ameku || {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Wikipedia:ja:知念実希人|Mikito Chinen]] || {{nihongo|[[Wikipedia:Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective|"Prescribed Poison"]]|オーダーメイドの毒薬|Ōdāmeido no Dokuyaku|}} || [[File: Detective 108.jpg|100px]]
|}

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]

{{FeaturedArticle|January 18, 2011}}

[[Category:Manga]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book|*]]

[[de:Gosho Aoyamas kleines Lexikon der Meisterdetektive]]

Volume 54

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Smeagol17:

{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 54
| chapters = 554-564
| image = Volume 54.jpg
| releasedate = June 16, 2006
| isbn = 4-09-120377-9
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = April 14, 2015
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-6510-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:館シリーズ|Kiyoshi Shimada]]
| keyhole = [[Natsuki Koshimizu]]
| prev-volume = Volume 53
| next-volume = Volume 55
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 54 was released on June 16, 2006 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou|display=Kir (flashback/background)}}
{{Char|Toji Funemoto}}
{{Char|James Black|display=James Black (flashback)}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling|display=Jodie Starling (flashback/background)}}
{{Char|FBI Agent 1|display=FBI Agent 1 (flashback)}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{Char|Gin}}
{{Char|Vodka}}
{{Char|Ethan Hondou|display=Ethan Hondou (flashback)}}
{{Char|List of notable case characters#Barney|Barney|display=Barney (flashback)}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Saguru Hakuba}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo|display=Shinichi Kudo (background)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Mysterious Job Case ===
{{ref anime|464-465|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l1=The Shadow of the Black Organization (The Mystery of the Big Reward)|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l2=The Shadow of the Black Organization (Shining Star of Pearl)}}

==== File 554 - Menu for Dinner ====
{{main|Menu for Dinner}}

==== File 555 - A Dreaming Star ====
{{main|A Dreaming Star}}

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Tatsuhito Funemoto'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaneyo Funemoto|Kaneyo Funemoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 39 years old
* Tatsuhito's wife}}
{{People|Takami Shigeno|Takami Shigeno manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Housekeeper}}
{{People|Tatsuhito Funemoto|Tatsuhito Funemoto manga.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Owner of the Funemoto Estate}}
{{People|Toji Funemoto|Touji Funemoto manga.jpg|
* 8 years old
* Tatsuhito's son}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Eisuke puts his hand on the boy's pulse in the same way Rena checked if Conan was lying. Conan becomes suspicious of Eisuke's relation to her.
* Shows Gin and Vodka talking about how Mizunashi Rena got into the Organization and a mysterious foreign woman in black confronting the boy who witnessed the accident.
* Shows confirmation of Vermouth's involvement to the child. Also shows about the Black Organization and a person named Hondou.

=== Unsmashable Snowman Case ===
{{ref anime|466-467|The Unsmashable Snowman}}

==== File 556 - The Detective Boys' Snowman ====

==== File 557 - Tracks of the Fall ====

==== File 558 - Catastrophe in the Snowy Mountains ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Kazuya Itabashi'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Sakuko Kokura|Sakuko Kokura manga.jpg|
* Victim (drowned)
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Tanji Kiyama|Tanji Kiyama manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Asaka Onoue|Asaka Onoe manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{People|Kazuya Itabashi|Kazuya Itabashi manga.jpg|
* 22 years old
* University student}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Phantom Corpse Case ===
{{ref anime|479|Three Days with Heiji Hattori}}

==== File 559 - The Room which Swallows People ====

==== File 560 - The Phantom Corpse ====

==== File 561 - Trick of the Bloodstain ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Shakuren'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Denkyu|Denkyu manga.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Student monk}}
{{People|Shakuren|Shakuren manga.jpg|
* 57 years old
* Head monk}}
{{People|Rinkyu|Rinkyu manga.jpg|
* Student monk
* Left the temple}}
{{People|Bunkyu|Bunkyu manga.jpg|
* Student monk
* Left the temple}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Ran and Kazuha stay on a ship, spying to see if Shinichi is on the island.

=== Detective Koshien Case ===
{{ref anime|479|Three Days with Heiji Hattori}}
==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Natsuki Koshimizu]]|image = Natsuki Koshimizu.jpg|description =
* 20 years old
* Detective of the South}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Junya Tokitsu]]|image = Junya Tokitsu.jpg|description =
* 18 years old
* Detective of the North}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 562 - High School Detective of the East ====

==== File 563 - The Detective Koshien ====

==== File 564 - Demonstration of the Locked Room ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Hiroo Tsuchio|Hiroo Tsuchio manga.jpg|
* 41 years old
* Nichiuri TV producer}}
{{People|Renzo Koya|Renzo Koya manga.jpg|
* 58 years old
* Caretaker}}
{{People|Natsuki Koshimizu|Natsuki Koshimizu manga.jpg|
* 18 years old
* Detective}}
{{People|Junya Tokitsu|Junya Tokitsu manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 18 years old
* Detective}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* The titles for each chapter are worded as the following in ''Case Closed'':
:* File 554 - Dinner Menu
:* File 555 - Dreaming Star
:* File 556 - The Detective League's Snowman
:* File 557 - Trajectory of The Fall
:* File 558 - Catastrophe in the Mountains
:* File 559 - The Devouring Room
:* File 560 - The Illusory Corpse
:* File 561 - Secret of The Bloodstain
:* File 562 - The Teen Detective of the West
:* File 563 - Detective Koshien
:* File 564 - The Locked Room Solution

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_57sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume54r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volume 54}}
{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 54]]

Volume 53

2026-04-15T18:33:47Z

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 53
| chapters = 544-553
| image = Volume 53.jpg
| releasedate = February 17, 2006
| isbn = 4-09-120110-5
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = January 13, 2015
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-6509-5
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:百鬼夜行シリーズ|Akihiko Chuzenji]]
| keyhole = [[Maria Higashio]]
| prev-volume = Volume 52
| next-volume = Volume 54
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 53 was released on February 17, 2006 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Kaitou Kid}}
{{Char|Ginzo Nakamori}}
{{Char|Juzo Megure}}
{{Char|Wataru Takagi}}
{{Char|Miwako Sato}}
{{Char|Kazunobu Chiba}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Kaito Kuroba}}
{{Char|Sumiko Kobayashi}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{Char|Jodie Starling}}
{{Char|Shuichi Akai}}
{{Char|James Black}}
{{Char|Hidemi Hondou}}
{{Char|Gin}}
{{Char|Vodka}}
{{Char|Chianti}}
{{Char|Korn}}
{{Char|Vermouth|display=Vermouth (background)}}
{{Char|Ethan Hondou|display=Ethan Hondou (flashback)}}
{{Char|List of notable case characters#Barney|Barney|display=Barney<br>(flashback)}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Toji Funemoto}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino<br>(photo)}}
{{Char|FBI Agent 1|display=FBI Agent 1 (flashback)}}
{{Char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (sticker)}}
}}

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

== Chapters ==
=== Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces ===
{{ref anime|469-470|Kaitou Kid and the Four Masterpieces}}

==== Heist Info ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{KidHeist|name = Seiran|image = Seiran manga.jpg|description =
* Painting}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 544 - Guren ====

==== File 545 - Konjiki ====

==== File 546 - Seiran ====

==== File 547 - Junbaku ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Takeyori Oikawa'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Takeyori Oikawa|Takeyori Oikawa manga.jpg|
* 59 years old
* Artist}}
{{People|Haruhito Kanbara|Haruhito Kanbara manga.jpg|
* Victim (throat slit)
* 82 years old
* Takeyori's father-in-law}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events''====
Kaitou Kid's next heist is made. Inspector Nakamori is investigating it.

=== Kobayashi-sensei's Mystery ===
{{ref anime|460|Class 1-B's Great Operation!}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Maria Higashio]]|image = Maria Higashio.jpg|description =
* Teitan Elementary student}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Takuma Sakamoto]]|image = Takuma Sakamoto.jpg|description =
* Teitan Elementary student}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 548 - The Mysterious 200-Faced Man ====

==== File 549 - Class 1-B's Great Strategy ====

<spoiler>

Sumiko Kobayashi pretended to be missing in order to have the children team up all together to find her, enabling shy Maria Higashio and selfish-looking Takuma Sakamoto to make friends with some others and enjoy time together.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Takuma Sakamoto|Takuma Sakamoto manga.jpg|
* Teitan Elementary student}}
{{People|Maria Higashio|Maria Higashio manga.jpg|
* Teitan Elementary student}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Giant Hammer Case ===
{{ref anime|462-463|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l1=The Shadow of the Black Organization (The Young Witness)|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l2=The Shadow of the Black Organization (The Strange Illumination)}}

==== File 550 - The Only Witness ====

==== File 551 - Nail and Snake ====

==== File 552 - Identity of the Hammer ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Kiritani'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Roku Itagaki|Roku Itakagi manga.jpg|
* Victim (beaten)
* 22 years old
* Musician}}
{{People|Takumi Hashiratani|Takumi Hashiratani manga.jpg|
* Witness}}
{{People|Mr. Hashiratani|Mr. Hashiratani manga.jpg|
* Takumi's father}}
{{People|Kiritani|Kiritani manga.jpg|
* Tattoo Shop Nail Snake customer}}
{{People|Yasui|550-552 Yasui manga.jpg|
* Tattoo Shop Nail Snake customer}}
{{People|Kannai|550-552 Kannai manga.jpg|
* Tattoo Shop Nail Snake customer}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
* Akai discovers Rena Mizunashi's name means 007.
* Eisuke seems to have a dark side or is related to the Black Organization.
* A connection of the Black Organization in the death of a mysterious person killed by Kir is shown.

=== Mysterious Job Case ===
{{ref anime|464-465|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l1=The Shadow of the Black Organization (The Mystery of the Big Reward)|The Shadow of the Black Organization|l2=The Shadow of the Black Organization (Shining Star of Pearl)}}

==== File 553 - The Mysterious Job ====
{{main|The Mysterious Job}}

Chianti, Korn, Gin and Vodka have a conversition about Kir while driving at night. Kir isn't found yet despite the organization effort, but Gin says it is pointless to worry since Kir had been brutally tortured by the rat sneaking in, but did not say anything. The case also made Kir win favour of that person. Gin says he heard the rat's real name but he can't remember because he tends to forget the name of the dead.

At Poirot cafe on sunday morning, Eisuke bring the info of a case about a mysterious high-paying part-time job he found online. The job is collecting burnable trash from the trash dump for the ecologists twice a week, earning 50,000 yen each time. Kogoro, Ran, Eisuke, and Conan go to check the location of the job, a trash dump near the park of toriya city. They run into Takagi and Megure, who is investigating the murder case.

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kaneyo Funemoto|Kaneyo Funemoto manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 39 years old
* Tatsuhito's wife}}
{{People|Takami Shigeno|Takami Shigeno manga.jpg|
* 48 years old
* Housekeeper}}
{{People|Tatsuhito Funemoto|Tatsuhito Funemoto manga.jpg|
* 43 years old
* Owner of the Funemoto Estate}}
{{People|[[Toji Funemoto]]|Touji Funemoto manga.jpg|
* 8 years old
* Tatsuhito's son}}
{{EndBox}}

== Trivia ==
* The titles for each chapter are worded as the following in ''Case Closed'':
:* File 544 - Crimson
:* File 545 - Golden
:* File 546 - Verdure
:* File 547 - Lily White
:* File 548 - The Fiend with 200 Faces
:* File 549 - Operation Class 1-B
:* File 550 - Sole Witness
:* File 551 - Nail and Snake
:* File 552 - Hammer
:* File 553 - A Mysterious Job

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumePremium27bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia (Premium, combined volumes 53-54)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:DC-sonoko-wp-big.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (English)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_56sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumeNE 27sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, New Edition, combined volumes 53-54)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume53r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
</ul></div>

== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

{{Volume 53}}
{{Volumes}}
{{Black Organization}}
{{Kaitou Kid}}

[[Category:Volumes]]
[[de:Band 53]]

Robert Ironside

2026-04-15T18:31:33Z

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[[File:Detective 52.jpg|Robert Ironside|thumb]]
{{main|e1=[[Wikipedia:Ironside (1967 TV series)|Ironside]]}}

Robert Ironside was a detective created for TV by writer Collier Young, taking place in the 1960s to 1970s.

He was the [[Detective Picture Book|featured detective]] of [[Volume 52]] of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' manga.
== About ==
Paralyzed by a sniper from the waist down, former Chief of Detectives Ironside manages to trick the city's police commissioner into giving him a position as a special consultant, gaining two assistants as well, with a third joining later on.

Though wheelchair bound, Ironside manages time and again to solve his cases through determination and drive, getting himself out there despite his disability to solve the case.

==See also==
*[[Detective Picture Book]]
[[Category:Detective Picture Book]]

[[de:Robert Ironside]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Ironside, Robert}}

Volume 51

2026-04-15T18:30:06Z

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{{InfoBox Volume
| volume = 51
| chapters = 522-532
| image = Volume 51.jpg
| releasedate = November 15, 2005
| isbn = 4-09-127361-0
| publisher = [[Shogakukan]]
| english-releasedate = July 8, 2014
| english-isbn = 978-1-4215-6507-1
| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
| detective = [[Wikipedia:ja:弁護士朝吹里矢子|Riyako Asabuki]]
| keyhole = [[Midori Kuriyama]]
| prev-volume = Volume 50
| next-volume = Volume 52
| footnotes =
}}
Volume 51 was released on November 15, 2005 in Japan.

== Cast ==
{{Char Appearances|
{{Char|Conan Edogawa}}
{{Char|Ran Mouri}}
{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}}
{{Char|Shinichi Kudo}}
{{Char|Heiji Hattori}}
{{Char|Kazuha Toyama}}
{{Char|Heizo Hattori|display=Heizo Hattori (background)}}
{{Char|Yusaku Kudo|display=Yusaku Kudo (background)}}
{{Char|Azusa Enomoto}}
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}}
{{Char|Genta Kojima}}
{{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}}
{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}}
{{Char|Ai Haibara}}
{{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}}
{{Char|Yoko Okino|display=Yoko Okino (background)}}
{{Char|Eri Kisaki}}
{{Char|Midori Kuriyama|display=Midori Kuriyama (background)}}
{{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}}
{{Char|Eisuke Hondou}}
{{Char|Misao Yamamura}}
{{Char|Kamen Yaiba|display=Kamen Yaiba (food wrapping)}}
{{Char|Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case|Ryoichi Takahashi|display=Ryoichi Takahashi (background)}}
}}

== Chapters ==
=== Snow Woman Murder Case ===
{{ref anime|490|Heiji Hattori vs. Shinichi Kudo: Deduction Battle on the Ski Slope!}}

==== File 522 - Vengeance in the Snowstorm ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Kosuke Mimata'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Shohei Minowa|Shohei Minowa manga.jpg|
* Victim (gunshot)
* 32 years old
* Actor}}
{{People|Morizo Oyama|Morizo Oyama manga.jpg|
* 56 years old
* Movie director}}
{{People|Kosuke Mimata|Kosuke Mimata manga.jpg|
* 27 years old
* Stuntman}}
{{clear}}
{{People|Shizuku Tateishi|Shizuku Tateishi manga.jpg|
* 31 years old
* Make-up specialist}}
{{People|Rikuto Katashina|Rikuto Katashina manga.jpg|
* 35 years old
* Private detective}}
{{People|Jiro Mizukami|Jiro Mizukami manga.jpg|
* Deceased (gunshot)
* Stuntman}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
We flashback to one of Heiji's cases, to where we really find out it was actually the first time he really met Shinichi.

=== Cellphone SOS Case ===
{{ref anime|438|The Pursuit of the Fish E-mail}}

==== File 523 - Fish Incident ====

==== File 524 - Three Fish ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Mitsuru Osabe|Mitsuru Osabe manga.jpg|
* 5 years old}}
{{People|Mr. Osabe|Mr. Osabe manga.jpg|
* Mitsuru's father}}
{{People|Mrs. Osabe|Mrs. Osabe manga.jpg|
* Mitsuru's mother}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Seashell Hunt Case ===
{{ref anime|443-444|Clam Digging With a Sigh}}

==== File 525 - Relaxing Shellfish Hunt ====

==== File 526 - The Mystery of the Plastic Bottle ====

==== File 527 - Mixture Trick ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Shoko Hisazu'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Tsuguo Ushigome|Tsuguo Ushigome manga.jpg|
* Victim (poison)
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Mitsue Yashima|Mitsue Yashima manga.jpg|
* 20 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Takashi Mitsuse|Takashi Mitsuse manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{People|Shoko Hisazu|Shoko Hisazu manga.jpg|
* 21 years old
* College student}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Russian Blue Cat Case ===
{{ref anime|445|Secret of the Russian Blue}}

==== Characters introduced ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{NewChar|name = [[Goro]]|image = Goro.jpg|description =
* [[Eri Kisaki]]'s pet cat}}
{{EndBox}}

==== File 528 - Russian Blue ====
Due to Eri's previous cat dying a month earlier, she has taken in a cat that her friend gave her, naming it Goro. Due to having to go meet a client, and the cat sitter being in bed sick, Goro is left at the Mouri Detective Agency for Kogoro, Ran and Conan to watch over for three days.

==== File 529 - Goro is Goro!? ====

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Kirishita|Kirishita manga.jpg|
* Mouri Detective Agency client}}
{{People|Girl|File_528-529_Girl_1.jpg|
* Kirishita's daughter}}
{{People|Girl|File_528-529_Girl_2.jpg|
* Kirishita's co-workers's daughter}}
{{EndBox}}

=== Sealed Window Case ===
{{ref anime|446-447|The Sealed Western-Style Window}}

==== File 530 - The Tightly Shut Window ====

==== File 531 - The Set Up Locked Room ====

==== File 532 - Demon's Cave ====

<spoiler>

The culprit is '''Yoji Kuramoto'''.

</spoiler>

==== People ====
{{BeginBox}}
{{People|Jun Makino|Jun Makino manga.jpg|
* 29 years old
* Musician}}
{{People|Toru Tendo|Toru Tendo manga.jpg|
* 30 years old
* Musician}}
{{People|Yoji Kuramoto|Yoji Kuramoto manga.jpg|
* 28 years old
* Musician}}
{{People|Rinko Honami|Rinko Honami manga.jpg|
* Victim (hanged)
* 28 years old
* Musician}}
{{EndBox}}

==== ''Major events'' ====
Eisuke continues being suspicious of Conan with Conan aware of the fact that he is being watched.

== Trivia ==
* The title for each chapter are worded as the following in ''Case Closed'':
:* File 522 - Revenge in the Blizzard
:* File 523 - A Fishy Incident
:* File 524 - The Three Fishes
:* File 525 - Crestfallen Clamdigging
:* File 526 - The Mystery of the Plastic Bottle
:* File 527 - The Mixture Trick
:* File 528 - Russian Blue
:* File 529 - Ricky is Ricky
:* File 530 - The Closed Window
:* File 531 - The Locked Room Setup
:* File 532 - The Demon's Loophole

== Cover in other countries ==
<div><ul>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51cc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51bcc.jpg|150px|thumb|left|China (2020 reissue)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51fi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Finland]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51f.jpg|150px|thumb|left|France]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51g.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Germany]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51ce.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Hong Kong]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:VolumePremium26bi.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Indonesia (Premium, combined volumes 51-52)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51i.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Italy]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51i g.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (La Gazzetta dello Sport)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51i New.jpg|155px|thumb|left|Italy (New Edition)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51k.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Korea]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51ct.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Chinese)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51m.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Malaysia (Malay)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51cw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Rep. of China (Taiwan)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Dc-russianblue-big.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Singapore (English)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume2_54sp.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Spain (Spanish, Volumen 2)]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51sw.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Sweden]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51th.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Thailand]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51e.jpg|150px|thumb|left|United States]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51v.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam]]</li>
<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume51r.jpg|150px|thumb|left|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
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== See also ==
* [[Manga]]
* [[Volume 51-60]]
* [[Detective Conan]]

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