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	====Anime Original (AO) / Anime Exclusive ====		====Anime Original (AO) / Anime Exclusive ====
	:Anime original content is anything that comes from content written by someone other than [[Gosho Aoyama]] as opposed to manga based episodes which are adapted from files written by him. The abbreviation '''AO''' is often used to refer to an episode whose screenplay is written by an outside author.		:'''Anime original content''' is anything that comes from content written by someone other than [[Gosho Aoyama]] as opposed to manga based episodes which are adapted from files written by him. The abbreviation '''AO''' is often used to refer to an episode whose screenplay is written by an outside author.

	====[[APTX 4869]]====		====[[APTX 4869]]====
	[[File:~~APTX_4869~~.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]		[[File:APTX 4869.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]
	:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]].		:Full name '''Apoptoxin 4869''', it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]].

	====BO====		====BO====
	:[[Black Organization]].		:'''[[Black Organization]]'''.

	====[[Canon]]====		====[[Canon]]====
	:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from ''Detective Conan'' is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews.		:'''Canon''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from ''Detective Conan'' is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews.

	==== [[Compilation series\|Clip show]] ====		==== [[Compilation series\|Clip show]] ====
	:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include ''[[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]]'' and ''[[Black History]]''.<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->		:A '''clip show''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include ''[[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]]'' and ''[[Black History]]''.<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->

	====DL====		====DL====
	:Deputy Lieutenant.		:'''Deputy Lieutenant'''.

	====Dub====		====Dub====
	:Dubbing is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, ''[[Detective Conan#Case Closed\|Case Closed]]'', changed many of the character names.		:'''Dubbing''' is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, ''[[Detective Conan#Case Closed\|Case Closed]]'', changed many of the character names.

	====~~Floating timeline====~~		====[[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating timeline]]====
	~~:''Main article:~~ [[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating ~~Timeline~~]]		:A '''floating timeline''' occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. ''Detective Conan'' keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.
	:A floating timeline occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. ''Detective Conan'' keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.

	====[[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|Golden Week]]====		====[[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|Golden Week]]====
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	====''[[Paikaru]]''====		====''[[Paikaru]]''====
	:~~'''''Paikaru'''''~~ {{nihongo\|'''''Paikaru'''''\|パイカル}} (Chinese: {{lang\|zh\|[[wiktionary:白乾兒\|白乾兒]]}}) is a type of [[wikipedia:Baijiu\|Baijiu]], a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage.		:{{nihongo\|'''''Paikaru'''''\|パイカル}} (Chinese: {{lang\|zh\|[[wiktionary:白乾兒\|白乾兒]]}}) is a type of [[wikipedia:Baijiu\|Baijiu]], a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage.

	====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====		====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====
	:An older episode which has had the quality of its sound and/or picture enhanced. Sometimes various scenes are added, removed, or changed. When used in the Detective Conan fandom, it often implies that the weekly timeslot for Detective Conan is rerunning a remastered episode instead of showing new content. See [[:Category:Remastered episode\|the category]] for a list of all remastered episodes.		:An older episode which has had the quality of its sound and/or picture enhanced. Sometimes various scenes are added, removed, or changed. When used in the ''Detective Conan'' fandom, it often implies that the weekly timeslot for ''Detective Conan'' is rerunning a remastered episode instead of showing new content. See [[:Category:Remastered episode\|the category]] for a list of all remastered episodes.

	====Romanization====		====Romanization====
	:A method of taking the Japanese written language and approximating it using the Latin alphabet so it is more readable to English speakers. There are many different styles of romanization. The output of romanization is called "Rōmaji".		:A method of taking the Japanese written language and approximating it using the Latin alphabet so it is more readable to English speakers. There are many different styles of romanization. The output of romanization is called "'''Rōmaji'''".

	====Seiyū====		====Seiyū====
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	====Sub====		====Sub====
	:'''''Sub''''' is a shorthand for '''subtitled episode''' as opposed to a [[#Dub\|dubbed episode]]. The original voice acting, dialogue, and soundtrack are preserved, while a translation is displayed over part of the screen.		:'''Sub''' is a shorthand for '''subtitled episode''' as opposed to a [[#Dub\|dubbed episode]]. The original voice acting, dialogue, and soundtrack are preserved, while a translation is displayed over part of the screen.

	====Shōnen====		====Shōnen====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''''shonen''''', or '''''shounen''''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.		:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''shonen''', or '''shounen''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.

	====Tankōbon ~~(or Tankoubon)~~====		====Tankōbon====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}}, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.		:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}} or '''Tankoubon''', with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.

	====Original Video Animation (OVA)====		====Original Video Animation (OVA)====
	:An anime production, usually shorter than a full movie, which is produced exclusively for direct video/dvd release. It is sometimes written as Original Animated Video (OAV).		:An anime production, usually shorter than a full movie, which is produced exclusively for direct video/dvd release. It is sometimes written as '''Original Animated Video''' ('''OAV''').

	====Yen====		====Yen====

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	====Floating timeline====		====Floating timeline====
	:''Main article: [[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating Timeline]]		:''Main article: [[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating Timeline]]
	A floating timeline occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. ''Detective Conan'' keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.		:A floating timeline occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. ''Detective Conan'' keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.

	====[[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|Golden Week]]====		====[[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|Golden Week]]====

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	====Anime Original (AO)/ Anime Exclusive ====		====Anime Original (AO) / Anime Exclusive ====
	:Anime original content is anything that comes from content written by someone other than Gosho Aoyama as opposed to manga based episodes which are adapted from files written by ~~[[Gosho Aoyama]]~~. The abbreviation '''AO''' is often used to refer to an episode whose screenplay is written by an outside author.		:Anime original content is anything that comes from content written by someone other than [[Gosho Aoyama]] as opposed to manga based episodes which are adapted from files written by him. The abbreviation '''AO''' is often used to refer to an episode whose screenplay is written by an outside author.

	====[[APTX 4869]]====		====[[APTX 4869]]====
	[[File:APTX_4869.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]		[[File:APTX_4869.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]
	:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization~~]]. See [[APTX 4869\|main article~~]].		:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]].

	====BO====		====BO====
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	====[[Canon]]====		====[[Canon]]====
	:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from Detective Conan is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews~~. See [[Canon\|main article]]~~.		:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from ''Detective Conan'' is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews.

	==== [[Compilation series\|Clip show]] ====		==== [[Compilation series\|Clip show]] ====
	:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include [[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]] and [[Black History]]<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->.		:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include ''[[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]]'' and ''[[Black History]]''.<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->

	====DL====		====DL====
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	====Dub====		====Dub====
	:Dubbing is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, [[Detective Conan#Case Closed\|Case Closed]], changed many of the character names.		:Dubbing is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, ''[[Detective Conan#Case Closed\|Case Closed]]'', changed many of the character names.

	====Floating timeline====		====Floating timeline====
	:''Main article: [[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating Timeline]]		:''Main article: [[User:Chekhov MacGuffin/Internal rules in Detective Conan#Floating Timeline\|Floating Timeline]]
	A floating timeline occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. Detective Conan keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.		A floating timeline occurs in a story where there is a mismatch between the ''[[canon]] progression of time'' (how much time the characters say has passed since a certain event) and the ''apparent progression of time'' according to the reader. ''Detective Conan'' keeps abreast of progressions in real world technology, and seasons and holidays match with their real world counterparts; however canonically less than a year has passed since Shinichi has shrunken into Conan.

	====Golden Week====		====[[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|Golden Week]]====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Golden Week'''\|ゴールデンウィーク\|Gōruden Wīku}}, also known as {{nihongo\|'''Ōgata renkyū'''\|大型連休\|}} or {{nihongo\|'''Ōgon shūkan'''\|黄金週間\|}}, is a Japanese term applied to the period containing a number of almost successive public holidays~~. See [[wikipedia:Golden Week (Japan)\|main article]]~~.		:{{nihongo\|'''Golden Week'''\|ゴールデンウィーク\|Gōruden Wīku}}, also known as {{nihongo\|'''Ōgata renkyū'''\|大型連休\|}} or {{nihongo\|'''Ōgon shūkan'''\|黄金週間\|}}, is a Japanese term applied to the period containing a number of almost successive public holidays.

	====Honorific====		====Honorific====
	:A word or expression with connotations conveying esteem or respect when used in addressing or referring to a person. In Japanese, honorifics are mandatory and pervasive, and signify the relationship between people using them. It is sometimes difficult to find an appropriate English equivalent that sounds natural, so they are sometimes left untranslated. ~~[[Wikipedia:Japanese honorifics\|~~For a list of honorifics and what they imply please see Wikipedia]].		:A word or expression with connotations conveying esteem or respect when used in addressing or referring to a person. In Japanese, honorifics are mandatory and pervasive, and signify the relationship between people using them. It is sometimes difficult to find an appropriate English equivalent that sounds natural, so they are sometimes left untranslated. For a list of honorifics and what they imply, [[Wikipedia:Japanese honorifics\|please see Wikipedia]].

	====Incertae sedis====		====Incertae sedis====
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	====''[[Paikaru]]''====		====''[[Paikaru]]''====
	:'''''Paikaru''''' {{nihongo\|'''''Paikaru'''''\|パイカル}} (Chinese: {{lang\|zh\|[[wiktionary:白乾兒\|白乾兒]]}}) is a type of [[wikipedia:Baijiu\|Baijiu]], a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage~~. See [[Paikaru\|main article]]~~.		:'''''Paikaru''''' {{nihongo\|'''''Paikaru'''''\|パイカル}} (Chinese: {{lang\|zh\|[[wiktionary:白乾兒\|白乾兒]]}}) is a type of [[wikipedia:Baijiu\|Baijiu]], a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage.

	====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====		====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====
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	\| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages		\| Individual anime episode, movie, OVA, and Magic File pages
	\| [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.		\| [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
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	\| Individual volume pages		\| Individual volume pages
	\| [[Volume 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.		\| [[Volume 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have read up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
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	\| Character Pages		\| Character Pages
	\| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.		\| [[Shinichi Kudo]], [[Characters]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers. Character articles can prominently display spoilers such as secret identities and allegiances that will spoil anyone not caught up with the manga.
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	\| General information lists		\| General information lists
	\| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] \|\| Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)		\| [[Anime]], [[Manga]] \|\| Contain very general spoilers in the form of icons that signify the sorts of plots that appear in each chapter or episode. (eg. Character Pasts, Black Organization)
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	\| Everywhere else		\| Everywhere else
	\| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers.		\| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers.
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	:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''''shonen''''', or '''''shounen''''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.		:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''''shonen''''', or '''''shounen''''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.

	====Tankōbon====		====Tankōbon (or Tankoubon)====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}} ~~(or Tankoubon)~~, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.		:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}}, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.

	====Original Video Animation (OVA)====		====Original Video Animation (OVA)====

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	====Tankōbon====		====Tankōbon====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|} (or Tankoubon)}, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.		:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}} (or Tankoubon), with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.

	====Original Video Animation (OVA)====		====Original Video Animation (OVA)====

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	:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''''shonen''''', or '''''shounen''''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.		:{{nihongo\|'''Shōnen'''\|少年\|少年}}, '''''shonen''''', or '''''shounen''''', is a Kanji word literally meaning ''few years'' and generally referring to a typical boy, from elementary school through high school age. Shōnen manga is a popular genre of Japanese comics, generally about action/fighting but often contains a sense of humor and strong growing friendship-bonds between the characters.

	====Tankōbon ~~(or Tankoubon)~~====		====Tankōbon====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|}}, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.		:{{nihongo\|'''Tankōbon'''\|単行本\|} (or Tankoubon)}, with a literal meaning close to "independently appearing book", is the Japanese term for a book that is complete in itself and is not part of a series, though the manga industry uses it for volumes which may be in a series.

	====Original Video Animation (OVA)====		====Original Video Animation (OVA)====

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	:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from Detective Conan is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews. See [[Canon\|main article]].		:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from Detective Conan is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews. See [[Canon\|main article]].

	==== [[Clip show]] ====		==== [[Compilation series\|Clip show]] ====
	:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include [[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]] and [[Black History]]<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->.		:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include [[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]] and [[Black History]]<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->.

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	====Dub====		====Dub====
	:Dubbing is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, [[Case Closed]], changed many of the character names.		:Dubbing is the process of re-recording and/or replacing voices of a video. This is most often done to air the show in another language. At a minimum, the original voice actors are replaced with native language actors, but sometimes the soundtrack, dialogue, and even whole scenes are replaced depending on what the licensing company sees fit to change. This can create disparity from the source work; the English language [[Funimation Entertainment]] dub, [[Detective Conan#Case Closed\|Case Closed]], changed many of the character names.

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	\| [[Episode 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.		\| [[Roller Coaster Murder Case\|Episode 1]] \|\| Safe for people who have watched up to that point. Case solutions and resolutions are hidden in spoiler boxes. Links to other articles such as character articles may lead to spoilers.
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	\| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers.		\| [[Black Organization]], [[Setting]], [[Federal Bureau of Investigation\|FBI]], [[APTX 4869]] \|\| Can contain manga spoilers.
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	[[File:APTX_4869.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]		[[File:APTX_4869.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|APTX 4869]]
	:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]]. See [[APTX 4869\|main article]].		:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]]. See [[APTX 4869\|main article]].

	~~====[[Baiganr\|Baijiu]]====~~
	:'''''Baijiu''''' (Chinese: [[wikt:白酒\|白酒]]; pinyin: báijiǔ), or '''''shaojiu''''' ([[wiktionary:烧\|烧]][[wiktionary:酒\|酒]]) is a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage. See [[Baiganr\|main article]].

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	====Kanji====		====Kanji====
	:{{nihongo\|'''Kanji'''\|漢字}} are the Chinese characters that are used in the modern Japanese writing system along with hiragana (ひらがな, 平仮名), katakana (カタカナ, 片仮名), Indo Arabic numerals, and the occasional use of the Latin alphabet (known as the Romanization of Japanese, or "Rōmaji").		:{{nihongo\|'''Kanji'''\|漢字}} are the Chinese characters that are used in the modern Japanese writing system along with hiragana (ひらがな, 平仮名), katakana (カタカナ, 片仮名), Indo Arabic numerals, and the occasional use of the Latin alphabet (known as the Romanization of Japanese, or "Rōmaji").

			====''[[Paikaru]]''====
			:'''''Paikaru''''' {{nihongo\|'''''Paikaru'''''\|パイカル}} (Chinese: {{lang\|zh\|[[wiktionary:白乾兒\|白乾兒]]}}) is a type of [[wikipedia:Baijiu\|Baijiu]], a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage. See [[Paikaru\|main article]].

	====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====		====[[Digital Remaster\|Remaster]]====

SocietyBox: /* Baijiu */ baijiu → baiganr

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Baijiu: baijiu → baiganr

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	:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]]. See [[APTX 4869\|main article]].		:Full name Apoptoxin 4869, it's an experimental drug created by [[Shiho Miyano]] for the [[Black Organization]]. See [[APTX 4869\|main article]].

	====[[Baijiu]]====		====[[Baiganr\|Baijiu]]====
	:'''''Baijiu''''' (Chinese: [[wikt:白酒\|白酒]]; pinyin: báijiǔ), or '''''shaojiu''''' ([[wiktionary:烧\|烧]][[wiktionary:酒\|酒]]) is a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage. See [[~~Baijiu~~\|main article]].		:'''''Baijiu''''' (Chinese: [[wikt:白酒\|白酒]]; pinyin: báijiǔ), or '''''shaojiu''''' ([[wiktionary:烧\|烧]][[wiktionary:酒\|酒]]) is a Chinese distilled alcoholic beverage. See [[Baiganr\|main article]].

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	:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from Detective Conan is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews. See [[Canon\|main article]].		:'''''Canon''''' is used to describe information that is considered "official" by a fictional universe's fan-base. Canon material from Detective Conan is only the information, storylines, settings, and characters found in the manga and information given by Gosho Aoyama in interviews. See [[Canon\|main article]].

	==== Clip show ====		==== [[Clip show]] ====
	:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include [[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]] and [[Black History]]<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->.		:A '''''clip show''''' is an episode mostly dedicated to showing flashbacks rather than original content. Clip shows in Detective Conan sometimes appear to recap what has happened so far before a film or the resolution of a major plot development. Example clip shows include [[Time Travel of the Silver Sky]] and [[Black History]]<!-- This is not the place to list every clip show, please start a new category for that and link it here-->.