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	== DVDs ==		== DVDs ==
	~~<!--~~
	~~Collections = DVD Selections, Special Price~~
	~~Others = Drama, Drama Series, Secret File, Magic File, Specials~~
	~~Part 1 = 7~~
	~~Part 2 = 7~~
	~~Part 3 = 7~~
	~~Part 4 = 7~~
	~~Part 5 = 8~~
	~~Part 6 = 7~~
	~~Part 7 = 9~~
	~~Part 8 = 7~~
	~~Part 9 = 9~~
	~~Part 10 = 9~~
	~~Part 11 = 8~~
	~~Part 12 = 10~~
	~~Part 13 = 10~~
	~~Part 14 = 10~~
	~~Part 15 = 10~~
	~~Part 16 = 8~~
	~~Part 17 = 10~~
	~~Part 18 = 10~~
	~~Part 19 = 10~~
	~~Part 20 = 10~~
	~~Part 21 = 9~~
	~~Part 22 = 9~~
	~~Part 23 = 6~~
	~~Part 24 = 10~~
	~~Part 25 = 10~~
	~~Part 26 = 10~~
	~~Part 27 = 10~~
	~~Part 28 = 8~~
	~~Part 29 = 8 (as November 11, 2021)~~
	~~DVD Selections = 10 (as of Dec. 9, 2011)~~
	~~Special Price = 20 (as of Dec. 23, 2011)~~
	~~Movies = 39 (as of Oct. 27, 2021)~~
	~~Specials = 1~~
	~~Drama = 6~~
	~~Drama Series = 4~~
	~~Secret File = 4~~
	~~Magic File = 5 -->~~
	{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}		{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Japan\|Japanese DVDs\|Japanese\|October 25, 2000\|October 27, 2021\|movies=39\|seasons=253\|collections=30\|others=19\|341}}		{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Japan\|Japanese DVDs\|Japanese\|October 25, 2000\|October 27, 2021\|movies=39\|seasons=253\|collections=30\|others=19\|341}}
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	{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Spain\|Spanish DVDs\|Spanish\|October 25, 2000\|September 03, 2020\|movies=3\|seasons=3\|collections=?\|others=?\|?}}		{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Spain\|Spanish DVDs\|Spanish\|October 25, 2000\|September 03, 2020\|movies=3\|seasons=3\|collections=?\|others=?\|?}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Thailand\|Thai DVDs\|Thai\|?\|2014\|movies=?\|seasons=?\|collections=?\|others=?\|?}}		{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|DVD\|Thailand\|Thai DVDs\|Thai\|?\|2014\|movies=?\|seasons=?\|collections=?\|others=?\|?}}

	{{EndTable}}		{{EndTable}}

	== VHS Tapes ==		== VHS Tapes ==

	{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}		{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|VHS\|Japan\|Japanese VHS\|Japanese\|June 26, 1996\|October 4, 2006\|movies=8\|seasons=138\|collections=0\|others=9\|155}}		{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|VHS\|Japan\|Japanese VHS\|Japanese\|June 26, 1996\|October 4, 2006\|movies=8\|seasons=138\|collections=0\|others=9\|155}}
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	== Miscellaneous watching methods ==		== Miscellaneous watching methods ==

	{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}		{{BeginTable Collectible\|watchable=yes}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|Laserdisc\|Japan\|Japanese Laserdisc\|Japanese Laserdisc\|June 26, 1996\|December 22, 1999\|movies=3\|seasons=36\|collections=0\|others=1\|40}}		{{CollectibleItem\|watchable=yes\|Laserdisc\|Japan\|Japanese Laserdisc\|Japanese Laserdisc\|June 26, 1996\|December 22, 1999\|movies=3\|seasons=36\|collections=0\|others=1\|40}}
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	== Detective Conan Manga ==		== Detective Conan Manga ==
	{{BeginTable Collectible}}		{{BeginTable Collectible}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Japan\|~~Japanese~~ Manga\|Japanese\|June 18, 1994\|April 18, 2025\|107}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Japan\|Manga\|Japanese\|June 18, 1994\|April 18, 2025\|107}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Spain\|Catalan Manga\|Catalan\|October 2004\|May 21, 2025\|18}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Spain\|Catalan Manga\|Catalan\|October 2004\|May 21, 2025\|18}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Netherlands\|Dutch Manga\|Dutch (released in Belgium and the Netherlands)\|July 11, 2007\|September 1, 2010\|13}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Netherlands\|Dutch Manga\|Dutch (released in Belgium and the Netherlands)\|July 11, 2007\|September 1, 2010\|13}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|US\|English Manga\|English\|September 7, 2004\|April 8, 2025\|94}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|US\|English Manga\|English (Viz Media)\|September 7, 2004\|April 8, 2025\|94}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Singapore\|English Manga (Shogakukan Asia)\|English\|June 6, 2014\|June 6, 2014\|12}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Singapore\|English Manga (Shogakukan Asia)\|English (Shogakukan Asia)\|June 6, 2014\|June 6, 2014\|12}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Finland\|Finnish Manga\|Finnish\|September 15, 2004\|October 9, 2013\|77}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|Finland\|Finnish Manga\|Finnish\|September 15, 2004\|October 9, 2013\|77}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|France\|French Manga\|French\|April 5, 1997\|May 1, 2025\|105}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Manga\|France\|French Manga\|French\|April 5, 1997\|May 1, 2025\|105}}
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	== Detective Conan Special Manga ==		== Detective Conan Special Manga ==
	{{BeginTable Collectible}}		{{BeginTable Collectible}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|Japan\|~~Japanese~~ Special ~~Manga~~\|Japanese\|January 28, 1997\|April 27, 2022\|47}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|Japan\|Detective Conan Special\|Japanese\|January 28, 1997\|April 27, 2022\|47}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|China\|Chinese Special Manga\|Chinese\|December 1, 2002\|?\|37}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|China\|Chinese Special Manga\|Chinese\|December 1, 2002\|?\|37}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|Germany\|German Special Manga\|German\|May 15, 2005\|March 15, 2008\|18}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Special\|Germany\|German Special Manga\|German\|May 15, 2005\|March 15, 2008\|18}}
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	== Magic Kaito Manga ==		== Magic Kaito Manga ==

	{{BeginTable Collectible}}		{{BeginTable Collectible}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|Japan\|~~Japanese~~ Magic Kaito Manga\|Japanese\|April 18, 1988\|July 18, 2017 \|5}}		{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|Japan\|Magic Kaito#Manga\|Japanese\|April 18, 1988\|July 18, 2017 \|5}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|France\|French Magic Kaito Manga\|France\|October 24, 2014\|January 18, 2018\|5}}		{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|France\|French Magic Kaito Manga\|France\|October 24, 2014\|January 18, 2018\|5}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|Germany\|German Magic Kaito Manga\|German\|March 15, 2006\|April 4, 2018 \|5}}		{{CollectibleItem\|MagicKaito\|Germany\|German Magic Kaito Manga\|German\|March 15, 2006\|April 4, 2018 \|5}}
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	== Miscellaneous ==		== Miscellaneous ==

	{{BeginTable Collectible}}		{{BeginTable Collectible}}
	{{CollectibleItem\|Misc collectible\|Japan\|Shitajiki\|Shitajiki\|\|\|}}		{{CollectibleItem\|Misc collectible\|Japan\|Shitajiki\|Shitajiki\|\|\|}}
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	== References ==		== References ==

	<references/>		<references/>

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			! style="width:125px" \| Latest release
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			! style="width:75px" \| Total<noinclude>
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			Displays the beginning of a table showing a list of collectible items.

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	Displays an item of a collectible list.		Displays an item of a collectible list.

	[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>

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	! width="7.5%" \| Case Number		! width="7.5%" \| Case Number
	! width="7.5%" \| Episode Number		! width="7.5%" \| Episode Number
	! width="15%" \| Setting Place		! width="10%" \| Setting Place
	! width="20%" \| Case Name (English)		! width="25%" \| Case Name (English)
	! width="20%" \| Case Name (Japanese)		! width="20%" \| Case Name (Japanese)
	! width="20%" \| Original Airdate		! width="20%" \| Original Airdate

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			For the [[Mystery Tour (series)\|''Mystery Tour'' (series)]].

	<pre>{{MysteryTourItem		<pre>{{MysteryTourItem
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	! \|Case Number !! \|Episode Number !! \|Setting Place !! \| Case Name !! \| Original Airdate !! \| Scene~~</includeonly>~~<noinclude>		! width="7.5%" \| Case Number
	For ~~the~~ [[Mystery Tour (series)\|~~list of~~ Mystery ~~Tours~~]].		! width="7.5%" \| Episode Number
			! width="15%" \| Setting Place
			! width="20%" \| Case Name (English)
			! width="20%" \| Case Name (Japanese)
			! width="20%" \| Original Airdate
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			For [[Mystery Tour (series)\|''Mystery Tour'' (series)]].

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	For the [[list of anime-original cases]].		For the [[list of anime-original cases]].

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	! width="20%" \| Original Airdate		! width="20%" \| Original Airdate
	! width="10%" \| Scene~~</includeonly>~~<noinclude>		! width="10%" \| Scene<noinclude>
			\|}
	For the [[list of anime-original cases]].		For the [[list of anime-original cases]].

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Mystery Tour (series)

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	This is a page that lists all the {{nihongo\|'''Mystery Tours'''\|ミステリーツアー \|Misuterī Tsuā}}, ~~that~~ consists of a series of [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original episodes]] that ~~appear~~ in ''Detective Conan'' since 2001. Each case is separated in two parts, ~~where~~ the [[characters]] ~~will~~ travel to a specific region of Japan to solve one (or more) cases. ~~A special~~ attention is dedicated to the landscape and the historical landmarks of the country~~. It~~ is the best occasion for ~~all~~ viewers to discover the marvelous treasures of Japan. Each broadcast is preceded by an event organized by [[Wikipedia:JR West\|JR West]] that ~~happened~~ for a few months in the region where the case took place.		This is a page that lists all the {{nihongo\|'''''Mystery Tours'''''\|ミステリーツアー \|Misuterī Tsuā}}, which consists of a series of [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original episodes]] that have appeared in the [[anime\|''Detective Conan'' anime]] since 2001. Each case is separated in two parts, wherein the [[characters]] travel to a specific region of Japan to solve one (or more) cases. Special attention is dedicated to the landscape and the historical landmarks of the country; it is the best occasion for viewers to discover the marvelous treasures of Japan. Each broadcast is preceded by an event organized by [[Wikipedia:JR West\|JR West]] that lasts for a few months in the region where the case took place.

	In 2005, due to [[wikipedia:Amagasaki derailment\|Amagasaki derailment]], the mystery tour event that preceded [[Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent]] was canceled. However, the episodes were aired as planned with no trains featured. The event was also suspended in 2006, and in 2007 it was organized in collaboration with ''[[wikipedia:Naruto (TV series)\|Naruto: Shippuden]]''. Mystery tour event resumed with ''Detective Conan'' in 2008.		In 2005, due to [[wikipedia:Amagasaki derailment\|Amagasaki derailment]], the mystery tour event that preceded [[Sword of the Eight-Headed Serpent]] was canceled. However, the episodes were aired as planned with no trains featured. The event was also suspended in 2006, and in 2007 it was organized in collaboration with ''[[wikipedia:Naruto (TV series)\|Naruto: Shippuden]]''. The Mystery tour event resumed with ''Detective Conan'' in 2008.

	~~The~~ series ~~were~~ aired at the end of the event on November or December ~~each~~ year until 2015. Since 2016, the series broadcast is shifted to February or March the following year. Due to the [[Wikipedia: COVID-19 pandemic\|COVID-19 pandemic]], there was no mystery tour in 2020 and 2021, thus the series is absent in 2021 and 2022. There is also no mystery tour event in 2023, thus the series is absent in 2024. However, starting in October of 2024 it was possible to join the collaboration tour once again and the series returned to the anime in March of 2025.		Episodes in the series aired at the end of the event on November or December of every year until 2015. Since 2016, the series broadcast shifted to February or March the following year. Due to the [[Wikipedia:COVID-19 pandemic\|COVID-19 pandemic]], there was no mystery tour in 2020 and 2021, thus the series is absent in 2021 and 2022. There was also no mystery tour event in 2023, thus the series is absent in 2024. However, starting in October of 2024, it was possible to join the collaboration tour once again, and the series returned to the anime in March of 2025.

	== List of episodes ==		== List of episodes ==

Games

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List of Magic Kaito manga heists

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	\| row-1 = 2 \| [[K∀ITO\|18]]		\| row-1 = 2 \| [[K∀ITO\|18]]
	\| Mar ??, 1989		\| Mar ??, 1989
	\| ~~#???~~		\| ''30th Anniversary Zokan''
	}}		}}
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	\| Aug 21, 1993		\| Aug 21, 1993
	\| ~~#???~~		\| ''Zokan SUMMER SPECIAL''
	\|}		\|}
	\| [[OVAs\|''DC'' OVAs]]		\| [[OVAs\|''DC'' OVAs]]

Special Volume 4

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List of Magic Kaito manga heists

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Voice-Changing Bowtie Appearances

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Anime

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			{{appear ep\|1208\|Welcome to the Stone Age Village}}
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Stun-Gun Wristwatch Appearances

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Wataru Takagi Appearances

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Template:Total episodes

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	== Note ==		== Note ==
	Please, only count episodes that have aired (and not the unreleased ones). This number should normally be updated once a week if possible.		Please, only count episodes that have aired (and not the unreleased ones). This number should normally be updated once a week if possible.
	[[Category:Total templates]][[Category:Templates]]		[[Category:Total templates]][[Category:Templates]]
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Azeta Pictures

Jefflie — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:23:51 GMT

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	Number of cases outsourced: '''~~123~~''' (~~124~~ episodes)		Number of cases outsourced: '''124''' (125 episodes)
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	* [[The Spiral Mansion Mystery]] (Episode 1195 only)		* [[The Spiral Mansion Mystery]] (Episode 1195 only)
	* [[The Porch Pirate Epidemic‎‎]] (Episode 1200)		* [[The Porch Pirate Epidemic‎‎]] (Episode 1200)
			* [[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]] (Episode 1208)
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Masanori Hashimoto

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	Participation in: '''~~158~~''' cases (~~172~~ episodes)		Participation in: '''160''' cases (174 episodes)
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	\|1202\|\|1261\|\|[[I Cannot Lie to Archery]]\|\|May 30, 2026\|\|Key animation\|\|		\|1202\|\|1261\|\|[[I Cannot Lie to Archery]]\|\|May 30, 2026\|\|Key animation\|\|
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	\|1207\|\|1267\|\|[[The J.League Starting Whistle]]\|\|July 18, 2026\|\|Key animation\|\|		\|1207\|\|1267\|\|[[The J.League Starting Whistle]]\|\|July 18, 2026\|\|Key animation\|\|
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			\|1208\|\|1268\|\|[[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]]\|\|July 25, 2026\|\|Sub-character design\|\|
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Zi Dengjia

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			\|1208\|\|1268\|\|[[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]]\|\|July 25, 2026\|\|Animation director, Key animation\|\|
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Yukari Kamiaka

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Michitaka Yamamoto

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	Participation in: '''~~125~~''' cases (~~129~~ episodes)		Participation in: '''126''' cases (130 episodes)
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Yuki Kawakata

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Yasuyuki Honda

Jefflie — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:17:43 GMT

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Kaoru Nagakawa

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Yuki Kawakata

Jefflie — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:10:41 GMT

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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''39''' cases (39 episodes)		Participation in: '''40''' cases (40 episodes)
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Yasuyuki Honda

Jefflie — Wed, 29 Jul 2026 13:06:12 GMT

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	=== Anime ===		=== Anime ===
	Participation in: '''36''' cases (56 episodes)		Participation in: '''37''' cases (57 episodes)
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Hiro Masaki

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	== Scenarios written ==		== Scenarios written ==
	Number of case scenarios written: '''14''' (16 episodes)		Number of case scenarios written: '''15''' (17 episodes)
	* [[The Tragedy at the OK Corral]] (Episode 251)		* [[The Tragedy at the OK Corral]] (Episode 251)
	* [[The Scenic Lookout with the Broken Fence]] (Episode 314)		* [[The Scenic Lookout with the Broken Fence]] (Episode 314)
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	* [[The Lucky Cat Saw Everything]] (Episode 1180)		* [[The Lucky Cat Saw Everything]] (Episode 1180)
	* [[The Spiral Mansion Mystery]] (Episode 1195-1196)		* [[The Spiral Mansion Mystery]] (Episode 1195-1196)
			* [[Welcome to the Stone Age Village]] (Episode 1208)

	== Other notable works ==		== Other notable works ==

The J.League Starting Whistle

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	\| opening-song = Ai no FIRE		\| opening-song = Ai no FIRE
	\| closing-song = ~~TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~~~		\| closing-song = 7 DAYS
	\| prev-episode = The Man Who Came Falling Down		\| prev-episode = The Man Who Came Falling Down
	\| next-episode = Welcome to the Stone Age Village		\| next-episode = Welcome to the Stone Age Village

Welcome to the Stone Age Village

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	\| opening-song = Ai no FIRE		\| opening-song = Ai no FIRE
	\| closing-song = ~~TOWA ~Towa ni Kaze ni Noru~~~		\| closing-song = 7 DAYS
	\| prev-episode = The J.League Starting Whistle		\| prev-episode = The J.League Starting Whistle
	\| next-episode = Who's the Target?		\| next-episode = Who's the Target?

Special Volume 4

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	Within minutes, Inspector Meguire arrives on the scene and secures the area, while his team has already put in work: the deceased’s name is Fumiko Asaka-sama, her cause of death appears to be necrosis due to poisoning. No poisonous substances have been yet to be discovered in the venomous species and the time of passing is estimated at 3AM, this early morning. He has already made headway into the case and has talked with a few of Fumiko’s maidens in the mansion with three suspects in mind: the first suspect is Gennori Sugita, Fumiko’s bedside doctor. The hospital works for is financially collapsing to rebuild the hospital’s struggling management team and the building itself, none of which will happen. He has since been working by her side believing she doesn’t have long left. Seiichi Hashimoto is a world renowned painter but hasn’t won any international painting competitions in years. As a result, Fumiko has repeatedly threatened to cut off funding but has employed him to work on personal projects to keep food on the table. Finally, Koichi Saito is Fumiko’s younger, more physically fit lover. He has been overheard by Fumiko’s maids making marriage proposals to the deceased, but Fumiko had determined through independent reports that Koichi is involved with other women and he is more likely after her wealth than anything else.		Within minutes, Inspector Meguire arrives on the scene and secures the area, while his team has already put in work: the deceased’s name is Fumiko Asaka-sama, her cause of death appears to be necrosis due to poisoning. No poisonous substances have been yet to be discovered in the venomous species and the time of passing is estimated at 3AM, this early morning. Inspector Meguire has his female forensic do a physical exhaustive search of Fumiko’s body to find any hidden entry points for poison while the investigation team moves outside to search for any poisonous materials. He has already made headway into the case and has talked with a few of Fumiko’s maidens in the mansion with three suspects in mind: the first suspect is Gennori Sugita, Fumiko’s bedside doctor. The hospital works for is financially collapsing to rebuild the hospital’s struggling management team and the building itself, none of which will happen. He has since been working by her side believing she doesn’t have long left. Seiichi Hashimoto is a world renowned painter but hasn’t won any international painting competitions in years. As a result, Fumiko has repeatedly threatened to cut off funding but has employed him to work on personal projects to keep food on the table. Finally, Koichi Saito is Fumiko’s younger, more physically fit lover. He has been overheard by Fumiko’s maids making marriage proposals to the deceased, but Fumiko had determined through independent reports that Koichi is involved with other women and he is more likely after her wealth than anything else.

	Inspector Meguire states that all 3 men have more than enough motivation to warrant further investigation and that each suspect will be interrogated in a separate room. Conan wonders how the killer was able to deliver the poison and make Fumiko drink it while Richard becomes suspicious of Gennori because of his occupation. Rachel smiles at Conan because “he’s so smart.” Actually, Conan realizes that Fumiko’s room doesn’t need a key, which means anyone could have walked in uncontested. Rachel notices the massive painting of Adam and Eve on the ceiling above Fumiko’s bed before shifting her attention to the bonquet of flowers she gifted Fumiko with at the beginning of the function. Conan sees the painting as well, noting a color that he’s never seen before.		Inspector Meguire states that all 3 men have more than enough motivation to warrant further investigation and that each suspect will be interrogated in a separate room. Conan wonders how the killer was able to deliver the poison and make Fumiko drink it while Richard becomes suspicious of Gennori because of his occupation. Rachel smiles at Conan because “he’s so smart.” Actually, Conan realizes that Fumiko’s room doesn’t need a key, which means anyone could have walked in uncontested. Rachel notices the massive painting of Adam and Eve on the ceiling above Fumiko’s bed before shifting her attention to the bonquet of flowers she gifted Fumiko with at the beginning of the function. Conan sees the painting as well, noting a color that he’s never seen before.
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	It is because of those brutal side effects and mounting death tolls that Scheele’s Green was discontinued. As a professional painter of global recognition, Seiichi knows ALL too well of the horrors of Scheele’s Green; it is taught more often as a lesson in art history than a modern day painting technique.		It is because of those brutal side effects and mounting death tolls that Scheele’s Green was discontinued. As a professional painter of global recognition, Seiichi knows ALL too well of the horrors of Scheele’s Green; it is taught more often as a lesson in art history than a modern day painting technique.

	Seiichi claims innocence and denies any involvement in Fumiko-sama’s murder and claims to have only painted with the tools he came with. He claims his words are truthful and that only he can give permission for the police to search the inside of his palette box due to privacy laws. Conan (though Richard) states his patience has been rewarded because now he can play his “Ace”, otherwise called the legal doctrine of Exigent Circumstances and Immediate Threat to Public Safety. At first, Inspector Meguire was virtually powerless to do anything in regards to Seiichi’s palette box, but with this ace in effect, two things happen: one, the strict privacy laws that Seiichi cowardly hid behind no longer apply, and two, Meguire has the immediate authority to seize the box without a pre-signed warrant under the aforementioned legal doctrine. The law has an immediate obligation to secure and neutralize active poisons or volatile chemical hazards at a crime scene to protect the public, the maids, and themselves from lethal arsine gas exposure. Meguire has the poisonous palette box bagged, tagged, and safety waiting outside the mansion for the Fire Department Hazardous Materials Unit (HazMat) immediately.		Seiichi claims innocence and denies any involvement in Fumiko-sama’s murder and claims to have only painted with the tools he came with. He claims his words are truthful and that only he can give permission for the police to search the inside of his palette box due to privacy laws. Conan (though Richard) states his patience has been rewarded because now he can play his “Ace”, otherwise called the legal doctrine of ''Exigent Circumstances and Immediate Threat to Public Safety''.

	Seiichi grows hesitant and Conan capitalizes, ~~calling his bluff~~, ~~stating innocent men have nothing~~ to ~~hide~~ and the ~~truth shall set him free~~, ~~considering if~~ he ~~was truly innocent~~. The reason why Seiichi is hesitant is because it had already been mentioned: two palette boxes were found in the luggage from two suspects, Dr. Gennori, and the other from Seiichi. Dr. Gennori’s is genuinely innocent and safe to open, but what about Seiichi’s? Yes, there were harmless paints and brushes, but were they really harmless as he claims? The short answer is no, they are lethally laced with mold and paints to give off the same fatal fumes that murdered Fumiko. Seiichi couldn’t very well have trashed these certain tools in the garbage and gone about his day because someone somewhere would have gotten ahold of them and pieced it all together, eventually linking him to this cold blooded murder. They were sealed off to protect himself. The tip off came from one of Meguire’s men, “there were paintbrushes loaded with paint all the way to the ferrule.”		At first, Inspector Meguire was virtually powerless to do anything in regards to Seiichi’s palette box, but with this ace in effect, two things happen: one, the strict privacy laws that Seiichi cowardly hid behind no longer apply, and two, Meguire has the immediate authority to seize the box without a pre-signed warrant under the aforementioned legal doctrine. In actuality, the choice to use Exigent Circumstances didn’t appear out of nowhere: an immediate threat MUST be present and proven harmful and life-theatening. In case Seiichi is wondering, yes, the possession of lethal arsine gas in a palette box would highly likely trigger the exigent circumstances doctrine. This situation falls squarely under the public safety emergency exception due to the extreme and immediate threat the material poses to human life. Before the events of the resolution even began, there were talks between Richard and Meguire in regards to Seiichi’s palette box. After the formula and circumstances were analyzed, it made perfect sense to seize the box within the boundaries of the law, secure it, and have it taken outside. The law states that neither Richard nor Inspector Meguire are obligated to inform Seiichi that palette box was seized. The law has an immediate obligation to secure and neutralize active poisons or volatile chemical hazards at a crime scene to protect the public, the maids, and themselves from lethal arsine gas exposure. Meguire already has the poisonous palette box bagged, tagged, and safety waiting outside the mansion for the Fire Department Hazardous Materials Unit (HazMat) with armed forces.

			Seiichi grows hesitant and Conan capitalizes, menacingly stating that Seiichi likes to choke sick defenseless women in their sleep with lethal gas, but can’t stand to face reality when the law requires him to give his life in exchange and to look himself in the mirror to face the reality of his own creation: Seiichi Hashimoto is NOT a master painter, he is a narcissistic psychotic murderer who used a banned toxic sludge because his feelings were hurt over his mundane drawing. The reason why Seiichi is hesitant is because it had already been mentioned: two palette boxes were found in the luggage from two suspects, Dr. Gennori, and the other from Seiichi. Dr. Gennori’s is genuinely innocent and safe to open, but what about Seiichi’s? Yes, there were harmless paints and brushes, but were they really harmless as he claims? The short answer is no, they are lethally laced with mold and paints to give off the same fatal fumes that murdered Fumiko. Seiichi couldn’t very well have trashed these certain tools in the garbage and gone about his day because someone somewhere would have gotten ahold of them and pieced it all together, eventually linking him to this cold blooded murder. He also feared of tying them in a garbage bag, throwing them in the woods and retrieving it later to destroy; as a precaution, the Inspector did in fact have a thorough sweep of the estate and everywhere within a 5 mile radius of it, leaving Seiichi indefinitely stuck with the “smoking gun.” They were sealed off to protect himself. The tip off came from one of Meguire’s men, “there were paintbrushes loaded with paint all the way to the ferrule.”

	Conan states that while no one there is an art student, that’s one of the things a painter of international recognition should never do. Painters keep paint on the bottom two-thirds of the bristles. Paint dried inside the metal band (ferrule) is almost impossible to remove and splits the brush head permanently. It wasn’t much, but it was enough to stand out. The formula is complete: Seiichi has the weapons, plus the access of the crime scene, plus his direct paints and mold applications that released the poison that caused her death, and adding in the time for which said mold and paints were applied, equals a painting of absolute justice for Fumiko, and a lifetime of punishment and atonement for Seiichi. Conan yields back, putting his bow tie back around his neck.		Conan states that while no one there is an art student, that’s one of the things a painter of international recognition should never do. Painters keep paint on the bottom two-thirds of the bristles. Paint dried inside the metal band (ferrule) is almost impossible to remove and splits the brush head permanently. It wasn’t much, but it was enough to stand out. The formula is complete: Seiichi has the weapons, plus the access of the crime scene, plus his direct paints and mold applications that released the poison that caused her death, and adding in the time for which said mold and paints were applied, equals a painting of absolute justice for Fumiko, and a lifetime of punishment and atonement for Seiichi. Conan yields back, putting his bow tie back around his neck.

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	\|ppast=The story take place 7 years ago, when Amuro and his friends attended the police academy.		\|ppast=1) The story take place 7 years ago, when Amuro and his friends attended the police academy. 2) Kenji reveals to Date the reason Date's father did not strike was because the criminal had accomplices. This is because he and his sisters were also there as victims of the hostage situation.
	\|pchar=Wataru Date rekindles with his father after the robbery is over.		\|pchar=Wataru Date rekindles with his father after the robbery is over after hearing Kenji's perspective of the robbery Date and his father encountered.
	\|summary=The story ~~begins~~ one month after Rei and Matsuda ~~became~~ good ~~friends. In the martial arts class~~, ~~Date beats Rei in the fight. This reminds him of~~ his father ~~who was a patrol officer~~, ~~but resigned due to injury. Later that night~~, Matsuda, ~~Kenji~~ and ~~Hiro~~ go to the ~~bike shop where~~ Matsuda ~~saw a man with a strange tattoo~~ that ~~reminded Hiro about~~ his ~~past~~. The ~~conversation~~ ends ~~quickly as Hiro gets traumatized when~~ he ~~tries remembering~~ the ~~scene~~. ~~Then Kenji remembers seeing~~ Date’s ~~father get beaten by someone else in the past~~. ~~Meanwhile~~, ~~Date and Rei go~~ to ~~the convenience store to buy some~~ things~~. Date also reveals~~ to ~~Rei about his father’s~~ past, ~~however, they~~ end up ~~being kept~~ hostage in a ~~bank robbery~~ that is ~~similar~~ to the ~~one~~ Date’s father ~~experinced~~. ~~Will they get out of this?~~		\|summary=The story episode takes place one month after Rei and Matsuda were on good terms with each other, it focuses on Date’s relationship with his father. During the arresting technique training, Kenji, Matsuda, and Hiromitsu have decided to go out that night, with one of the locations reminding Matsuda something that makes Hiromitsu interested. Date has won against ten consecutive opponents, and will face Furuya as his eleventh. The match ends in Furuya’s defeat, much to everyone’s shock since he can just hit on the spot where Date was injured from previous matches. This reveals Date’s much darker side as he talks to Furuya on how they should actually handle criminals. That night, when Kenji’s group are going out to find things that relate to Hiromitsu’s past memory, Rei and Date decide to walk together as Date retells the event that made him have such a negative viewpoint this morning. The duo end up in a hostage situation while they are buying things from a shop, while Matsuda’s group happens to pass by that shop.
			After the hostage situation is resolved, Kenji reveals to Date that he and his sister were involved in the event that changed Date’s viewpoint, and the reason Date’s father made the decision regarding the crime.
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Season 26

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List of episodes: Sadly, Matsuda don't want to do it anymore.

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	\|ppast=The story take place 7 years ago, when Amuro and his friends attended the police academy.		\|ppast=The story take place 7 years ago, when Amuro and his friends attended the police academy.
	\|summary=Rei Furuya ~~knocks on Hiromitsu’s room as he has ran out of bandages after a forceful fight with~~ Matsuda, ~~as the latter hated Rei’s will to become a police officer. The next day~~, ~~the three mentioned before~~, Wataru Date ~~and Kenji Hagiwara continue their journey in~~ the ~~Police Academy under~~ the ~~instruction~~ of Hachizo Onizuka. ~~Rei and Hiro also know why Matsuda hates the Police so much~~, and ~~when Furuya is~~ about ~~to leave, he sees Hiromitsu has been searching for~~ the ~~othings, he reminds Hiro not~~ to be ~~late for the shooting practice~~. In the shooting practice, Matsuda ~~realizes~~ his gun ~~has malfunctioned~~, so he ~~attempts~~ to ~~fix it himself~~. ~~Kenji later reveals that~~ Matsuda ~~has been a specialist in technical structures, especially bombs~~. ~~While checking roof repair~~, a worker ~~suddenly falls, and Onizuka is strangled when trying to save~~ the ~~worker who fell due~~ to the roof. ~~Everyone in the class starts panicking~~, except ~~the five people~~, ~~who know what to do~~.		\|summary=The episode goes back to the time when Rei Furuya, Jinpei Matsuda, Hiromitsu Morofushi, Kenji Hagiwara, and Wataru Date were attending the police academy, to be specific, the time when Furuya and Matsuda were not on goods terms because of Matsuda’s hatred to the police. Class starts with their instructor Hachizo Onizuka teaching how a police officer should handle a scene, followed by a lunch break before their upcoming shooting practice. At lunch break, Furuya and Hiromitsu learn about the incident that causes Matsuda to be like that. On the shooting practice, Matsuda finds his gun not shooting properly, so he disassembles the weapon with his specialized knowledge to check the weapon. The action causes Onizuka to call off the training and cease every training weapon. However, one of the bullets is lost and Onizuka initially blames Matsuda. Just then, a construction worker asks the instructor to check the roof with him, so he leaves for that. Suddenly, he is involved into a dangerous situation where no one is able to save him without proper tools/weapons, except for Matsuda, Rei, Date, Hiromitsu, and Kenji.

	In the post ~~credits~~ scene, Matsuda ~~and~~ Rei ~~talk about why they learn at the academy~~.		On a side note, this literally proves Matsuda’s claim on Onizuka’s lecture being true.

			In the post-credit scene, Matsuda reveals that the attitude of the police after the incident is what made him hate the police so much, he also reveals that he wants to kick the boss of the MPD’s @$$. Rei reveals his motive to become a police officer is to find a person whom he is always grateful for.
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Talk:The Convenience Store Trap

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	Hey im new to the forum and Im just curious about a few things. I was watching the episode titled "The Convenience Store Trap" and then read the description on this forum which is missing some important plot points at the beginning of the episode. Once you become a member you can freely edit the post or does it need approval before it gets published officially? Asking because I was surprised how I could just click one button to edit once I registered. Great work on the site if any admins are reading this.		Hey im new to the forum and Im just curious about a few things. I was watching the episode titled "The Convenience Store Trap" and then read the description on this forum which is missing some important plot points at the beginning of the episode. Once you become a member you can freely edit the post or does it need approval before it gets published officially? Asking because I was surprised how I could just click one button to edit once I registered. Great work on the site if any admins are reading this.

	** Hello! I'm not an admit here. In the case that you want to edit the page to add missing plot points, you can do it freely. Remember to use your final draft instead of just writing directly on the wiki without reviewing your text! Also, keep in mind of our spoiler policy and the fact that each log-in session only has a limited amount of time before the wiki automatically log you out. Happy editing! --[[User:Tuan\|Tuan]] ([[User talk:Tuan\|talk]]) 08:06, 28 July 2026 (UTC)		:: Hello! I'm not an admit here. In the case that you want to edit the page to add missing plot points, you can do it freely. Remember to use your final draft instead of just writing directly on the wiki without reviewing your text! Also, keep in mind of our spoiler policy and the fact that each log-in session only has a limited amount of time before the wiki automatically log you out. Happy editing! --[[User:Tuan\|Tuan]] ([[User talk:Tuan\|talk]]) 08:06, 28 July 2026 (UTC)

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