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Nakamura at 01:05, 1 October 2025

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	==== Lupin III vs. Detective Conan ====		==== Lupin III vs. Detective Conan ====
	[[File:~~Special1~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]{{main\|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan}}		[[File:TV Special 3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]{{main\|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan}}
	The first direct crossover between both franchises happened in the form of an TV Special.		The first direct crossover between both franchises happened in the form of an TV Special.
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Nakamura at 01:22, 21 August 2025

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	==== Phantom Lady ====		==== Phantom Lady ====
	[[File:Conan mk1412 ep11.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|He seems awfully unhappy about being reduced to a side character.]]{{ref MK episode\|10\|The Phantom Lady and Ryoma's Treasure}}		[[File:Conan mk1412 ep11.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|He seems awfully unhappy about being reduced to a side character.]]{{ref MK episode\|10\|The Phantom Lady and Ryoma's Treasure}}
	{{ref MK episode\|11\|Kid and ~~Conan’s~~ Ryoma Treasure Illusion}}		{{ref MK episode\|11\|Kid and Conan's Ryoma Treasure Illusion}}
	This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.		This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.

Antiyonder: /* Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain */

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Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain

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			==== Detective Conan & Kindaichi Case Files: Chance Meeting of Two Great Detectives ====
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	==== Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain ====		==== Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain ====
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Nakamura at 18:15, 2 December 2023

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	A {{nihongo\|'''crossover'''\|クロスオーバー\|kurosuōbā}}, in [[Japan]] also sometimes called a {{nihongo\|'''collaboration'''\|コラボレーション\|koraborēshon}} or "korabo" in short, is the combination of two or more distinct works, their plots, characters, settings, props or other intellectual properties in one or all of the involved works or a wholly new one independent of them.		A {{nihongo\|'''crossover'''\|クロスオーバー\|kurosuōbā}}, in [[Japan]] also sometimes called a {{nihongo\|'''collaboration'''\|コラボレーション\|koraborēshon}} or "korabo" in short, is the combination of two or more distinct works, their plots, characters, settings, props or other intellectual properties in one or all of the involved works or a wholly new one independent of them.

	[[Gosho Aoyama]], the author of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', is a big fan of this narrative device and used it to create many allusions, easter eggs, cameos and nods between his own and other works, most of them not being fully [[canon]] for the story in question, though. Individual persons and companies producing ~~adaptions~~, spin-offs and tie-in media to Gosho's stories followed suit and created even more crossover between other properties and those based on his works.		[[Gosho Aoyama]], the author of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', is a big fan of this narrative device and used it to create many allusions, easter eggs, cameos and nods between his own and other works, most of them not being fully [[canon]] for the story in question, though. Individual persons and companies producing adaptations, spin-offs and tie-in media to Gosho's stories followed suit and created even more crossover between other properties and those based on his works.

	= ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' =		= ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' =
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	This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.		This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.

	This one adapts the case from ''Detective Conan'' [[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case\|FILE.731-733]] / [[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure\|Episode 627-628]], directly following the ~~adaption~~ of the "Phantom Lady" story from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', building a coherent story out of the tie-in [[Gosho Aoyama]] created in both Mangas. This also makes it the debut of [[Shintaro Chaki]], [[Jirokichi Suzuki]], Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri (if one ignores her anachronistic cameo from Episode 1), [[Sonoko Suzuki]] and [[Yukiko Kudo]] (by virtue of her appearing in Conan's memory as her movie role of [[Sakamoto Ryoma\|Ryoma's]] sister).		This one adapts the case from ''Detective Conan'' [[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case\|FILE.731-733]] / [[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure\|Episode 627-628]], directly following the adaptation of the "Phantom Lady" story from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', building a coherent story out of the tie-in [[Gosho Aoyama]] created in both Mangas. This also makes it the debut of [[Shintaro Chaki]], [[Jirokichi Suzuki]], Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri (if one ignores her anachronistic cameo from Episode 1), [[Sonoko Suzuki]] and [[Yukiko Kudo]] (by virtue of her appearing in Conan's memory as her movie role of [[Sakamoto Ryoma\|Ryoma's]] sister).
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	= ''[[Lupin III]]'' =		= ''[[Lupin III]]'' =
	A popular and long-living Manga series by [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch\|Monkey Punch]] with lots of ~~adaptions~~ of its own, featuring the grandson of the [[Arsène Lupin\|literary phantom thief of the same name]]. Crossed over with [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works in several ways.		A popular and long-living Manga series by [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch\|Monkey Punch]] with lots of adaptations of its own, featuring the grandson of the [[Arsène Lupin\|literary phantom thief of the same name]]. Crossed over with [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works in several ways.

	== ''Lupin III'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==		== ''Lupin III'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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	The duo commenting on the duel between [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Saguru Hakuba]] are [[Ana Shioji]] of [[Bushi TV]] and her [[Ana Shioji's cameraman\|absurdly loyal cameraman]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', who debuted in Chapter 49 ([[Yaiba Volume 5]], Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Takeshi Onimaru]] on [[Onimaru Castle]], as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over [[Tokyo]], besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.		The duo commenting on the duel between [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Saguru Hakuba]] are [[Ana Shioji]] of [[Bushi TV]] and her [[Ana Shioji's cameraman\|absurdly loyal cameraman]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', who debuted in Chapter 49 ([[Yaiba Volume 5]], Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Takeshi Onimaru]] on [[Onimaru Castle]], as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over [[Tokyo]], besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.

	Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by [[ONY]] in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their ~~adaptions~~ and derivatives, too.		Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by [[ONY]] in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptations and derivatives, too.
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	[[File:Zeros Tea Time 20 Azusas and Amuros Phones.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Azusa's ONY phone.]]		[[File:Zeros Tea Time 20 Azusas and Amuros Phones.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Azusa's ONY phone.]]
	The mobile phone used by [[Azusa Enomoto]] at the end of TIME.20 also is an [[ONY]]. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their ~~adaptions~~ and their derivatives, too.		The mobile phone used by [[Azusa Enomoto]] at the end of TIME.20 also is an [[ONY]]. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptations and their derivatives, too.
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Namako: /* Yaiba in Detective Conan */

2020-08-19T17:39:05Z

Yaiba in Detective Conan

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Namako: /* References */

2020-08-19T17:21:22Z

References

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 == ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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 == ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ranma ½|Ranma ½]]'' ==

Namako: /* Yaiba in Detective Conan */

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Yaiba in Detective Conan

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 [[File:File_1039_Detective_Boys_Yaiba_Sayaka_Game.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The ''Yaiba'' characters seem to randomly slide in and out of their fictional status by now.]]
 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 [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] and [[Namako-Otoko]], right above [[Genta Kojima]]'s head. Apropos Namako: he also appears as [[Ran Mouri]]'s mobile phone strap again.
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Namako: /* Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: 16) */

2020-06-13T13:07:16Z

Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: 16)

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	==== Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 3#Kaitou Under Scrutiny\|16]]) ====		==== Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 3#Kaitou Under Scrutiny\|16]]) ====
	[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 16 Ana Shioji.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|~~Buji~~ TV must have one hell of a program.]]		[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 16 Ana Shioji.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Bushi TV must have one hell of a program.]]
	The duo commenting on the duel between [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Saguru Hakuba]] are [[Ana Shioji]] of [[~~Buji~~ TV]] and her [[Ana Shioji's cameraman\|absurdly loyal cameraman]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', who debuted in Chapter 49 ([[Yaiba Volume 5]], Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Takeshi Onimaru]] on [[Onimaru Castle]], as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over [[Tokyo]], besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.		The duo commenting on the duel between [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Saguru Hakuba]] are [[Ana Shioji]] of [[Bushi TV]] and her [[Ana Shioji's cameraman\|absurdly loyal cameraman]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', who debuted in Chapter 49 ([[Yaiba Volume 5]], Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Takeshi Onimaru]] on [[Onimaru Castle]], as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over [[Tokyo]], besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.

	Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by [[ONY]] in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptions and derivatives, too.		Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by [[ONY]] in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptions and derivatives, too.

Namako: /* The Wandering Red Butterfly */ Added missing headline for medium

2020-06-06T14:19:35Z

The Wandering Red Butterfly: Added missing headline for medium

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			=== Original Video Animations ===
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	==== The Wandering Red Butterfly ====		==== The Wandering Red Butterfly ====