Season 15 - Revision history

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	\|promance=Conan(Shinichi) imagines Ran tying his tie just like a married couple would.		\|promance=Conan (Shinichi) imagines Ran tying his tie just like a married couple would.
	\|summary=Kogoro enters a barber shop and rests in a chair with a towel over his face. A few minutes later, a statue breaks and the owner, Ebihara, is found dead with a poisoned dart through his heart. Conan investigates and realizes who the murderer is. He tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal that Masao Noda, the man who slept in the chair beside him before the murder. Conan reveals that Noda had murdered Ebihara beforehand and explains Ebihara was the man in the chair when Kogoro entered the shop. Noda, disguised as Ebihara, was the one who invited Kogoro to the barber shop and covered his face with a towel. Noda then switched places with Ebihara and used aimed a dart to knock down some pottery to create catch Kogoro's attention. As evidence, Conan reveals that Noda should have the same shirt as Ebihara. Noda confesses and reveals that Ebihara sold him to loan sharks.		\|summary=Kogoro enters a barber shop and rests in a chair with a towel over his face. A few minutes later, a statue breaks and the owner, Ebihara, is found dead with a poisoned dart through his heart. Conan investigates and realizes who the murderer is. He tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal that Masao Noda, the man who slept in the chair beside him before the murder. Conan reveals that Noda had murdered Ebihara beforehand and explains Ebihara was the man in the chair when Kogoro entered the shop. Noda, disguised as Ebihara, was the one who invited Kogoro to the barber shop and covered his face with a towel. Noda then switched places with Ebihara and used aimed a dart to knock down some pottery to create catch Kogoro's attention. As evidence, Conan reveals that Noda should have the same shirt as Ebihara. Noda confesses and reveals that Ebihara sold him to loan sharks.
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	{{SeasonItem\|579\|630\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]\|July 3, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|579\|630\|''[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]''\|July 3, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Receipt		\|next-conan-hint=Receipt
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F3~5]]<br>(699-701)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F3~5]]<br>(699-701)
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	{{SeasonItem\|580\|631\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]\|July 10, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|580\|631\|''[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]''\|July 10, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=T-shirt		\|next-conan-hint=T-shirt
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)
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	{{SeasonItem\|581\|632\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Red Shaking Target]]\|July 17, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|581\|632\|''[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Red Shaking Target]]''\|July 17, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Lipstick		\|next-conan-hint=Lipstick
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)
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	{{SeasonItem\|584\|635\|[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Inspector Shiratori's Lost Love]]\|August 21, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|584\|635\|''[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Inspector Shiratori's Lost Love]]''\|August 21, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Bellowing		\|next-conan-hint=Bellowing
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]]<br>(705-708)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]]<br>(705-708)
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	{{SeasonItem\|585\|636\|[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Timeless Sakura's Love]]\|August 28, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|585\|636\|''[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Timeless Sakura's Love]]''\|August 28, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Giraffe		\|next-conan-hint=Giraffe
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Theme songs

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	== Theme songs ==		== Theme songs ==
	=== Openings ===		=== Openings ===
	* Episodes 562-564: [[MAGIC]] by [[Rina Aiuchi]]		* Episodes 562-564: "[[MAGIC]]" by [[Rina Aiuchi]]
	* Episodes 565-582: [[As the Dew]] by [[GARNET CROW]]		* Episodes 565-582: "[[As the Dew]]" by [[GARNET CROW]]
	* Episodes 583-601: [[SUMMER TIME GONE]] by [[Mai Kuraki]]		* Episodes 583-601: "[[SUMMER TIME GONE]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]

	=== Endings ===		=== Endings ===
	* Episodes 562-587: [[Hello Mr. my yesterday]] by [[Hundred Percent Free]]		* Episodes 562-587: "[[Hello Mr. my yesterday]]" by [[Hundred Percent Free]]
	* Episodes 588-601: [[Tomorrow is the last Time]] by [[Mai Kuraki]]		* Episodes 588-601: "[[Tomorrow is the last Time]]" by [[Mai Kuraki]]

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Eyacorkett at 12:30, 13 July 2026

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	{{BeginTable Season}}		{{BeginTable Season}}
	{{SeasonItem\|63<br>R11\|65\|[[Big Monster Gomera Murder Case#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Big Monster Gomera Murder Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|January 9, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|63<br>R11\|65\|[[Big Monster Gomera Murder Case#Remastered version\|''Big Monster Gomera Murder Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|January 9, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Footprints		\|next-conan-hint=Footprints
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 13#Gomera Murder Case\|V13 - F8~10]]<br>(128-130)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 13#Gomera Murder Case\|V13 - F8~10]]<br>(128-130)
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	{{SeasonItem\|136<br>R12\|146\|[[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case#~~Remastered_version~~\|''The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case'' <small>(Part 1) (Remastered)</small>]]\|February 13, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|136<br>R12\|146\|[[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case#Remastered version\|''The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case'' <small>(Part 1) (Remastered)</small>]]\|February 13, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Clock		\|next-conan-hint=Clock
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 20#Blue Castle Case\|V20 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 21#Blue Castle Case\|V21 - F1]]<br>(200-201)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 20#Blue Castle Case\|V20 - F10]] ~ [[Volume 21#Blue Castle Case\|V21 - F1]]<br>(200-201)
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	{{SeasonItem\|137<br>R13\|147\|[[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case#~~Remastered_version~~\|''The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case'' <small>(Part 2) (Remastered)</small>]]\|February 20, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|137<br>R13\|147\|[[The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case#Remastered version\|''The Old Blue Castle Investigation Case'' <small>(Part 2) (Remastered)</small>]]\|February 20, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Passport		\|next-conan-hint=Passport
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 21#Blue Castle Case\|V21 - F2 ~ F3]]<br>(202-203)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 21#Blue Castle Case\|V21 - F2 ~ F3]]<br>(202-203)
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	{{SeasonItem\|394<br>R14\|428\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Seal) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 3, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|394<br>R14\|428\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#Remastered version\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Seal) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 3, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Magatama		\|next-conan-hint=Magatama
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)
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	{{SeasonItem\|395<br>R15\|429\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Mechanism) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 10, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|395<br>R15\|429\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#Remastered version\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Mechanism) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 10, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Mirror		\|next-conan-hint=Mirror
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)
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	{{SeasonItem\|396<br>R16\|430\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Resolution) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 17, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|396<br>R16\|430\|[[Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion#Remastered version\|''Big Adventure in the Eccentric Mansion'' <small>(The Resolution) (Remastered) <ref name="fremr"/></small>]]\|April 17, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Sword		\|next-conan-hint=Sword
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 46#Kaitou Kid and the Three Instruments\|V46 - F7~10]]<br>(475-478)
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	\|manga-source=[[Volume 66#Kazuha's Charm Case\|V66 - F8~10]]<br>(693-695)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 66#Kazuha's Charm Case\|V66 - F8~10]]<br>(693-695)
	\|phh=		\|phh=
	\|pchar=Ran wonders why Shinichi's fingerprints are on Heiji's charm when she remembers than only Conan had touched the handcuff link [[~~The_Naniwa_Serial_Murder_Case~~\|in the past]].		\|pchar=Ran wonders why Shinichi's fingerprints are on Heiji's charm when she remembers than only Conan had touched the handcuff link [[The Naniwa Serial Murder Case\|in the past]].
	\|promance=Kazuha says her charm contains a picture of Heiji along with the handcuff link.		\|promance=Kazuha says her charm contains a picture of Heiji along with the handcuff link.
	\|summary=After returning to Detective Mouri's agency, Heiji asks them to help find Teruaki Kunisue, a sophomore at Teitan University, who Heiji accidentally gave Kazuha's lucky charm to. They all head to Teitan University the next day only to find out that he has not been attending classes due to a broken wrist. Ran learns from Kazuha that she left a photo of Heiji in it and does not want him to find out about the charm's contents. Later, Ran, Conan, Heiji, and Kazuha, go to a sports parlor where Teruaki is suppose to be only to discover from the police that Teruaki has been assaulted by an unknown assailant. They are able to narrow down the suspects to three people since they were not in the bar during the time of the attack.		\|summary=After returning to Detective Mouri's agency, Heiji asks them to help find Teruaki Kunisue, a sophomore at Teitan University, who Heiji accidentally gave Kazuha's lucky charm to. They all head to Teitan University the next day only to find out that he has not been attending classes due to a broken wrist. Ran learns from Kazuha that she left a photo of Heiji in it and does not want him to find out about the charm's contents. Later, Ran, Conan, Heiji, and Kazuha, go to a sports parlor where Teruaki is suppose to be only to discover from the police that Teruaki has been assaulted by an unknown assailant. They are able to narrow down the suspects to three people since they were not in the bar during the time of the attack.
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	{{SeasonItem\|18<br>R17\|19\|[[A June Bride Murder Case#~~Remastered_version~~\|''A June Bride Murder Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|June 12, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|18<br>R17\|19\|[[A June Bride Murder Case#Remastered version\|''A June Bride Murder Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|June 12, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Lemon tea can		\|next-conan-hint=Lemon tea can
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 8#Poisoned Bride Case\|V8 - F8~10]]<br>(078-080)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 8#Poisoned Bride Case\|V8 - F8~10]]<br>(078-080)
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	{{SeasonItem\|153<br>R18\|163\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story'' <small>(Part 1) (Remastered)</small>]]\|July 31, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|153<br>R18\|163\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story#Remastered version\|''Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story'' <small>(Part 1) (Remastered)</small>]]\|July 31, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Spirit photo		\|next-conan-hint=Spirit photo
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 22#Sonoko's Camera Case\|V22 - F8~10]]<br>(219-221)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 22#Sonoko's Camera Case\|V22 - F8~10]]<br>(219-221)
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	{{SeasonItem\|154<br>R19\|164\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story'' <small>(Part 2) (Remastered)</small>]]\|August 7, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|154<br>R19\|164\|[[Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story#Remastered version\|''Sonoko's Dangerous Summer Story'' <small>(Part 2) (Remastered)</small>]]\|August 7, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Pantograph		\|next-conan-hint=Pantograph
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 22#Sonoko's Camera Case\|V22 - F8~10]]<br>(219-221)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 22#Sonoko's Camera Case\|V22 - F8~10]]<br>(219-221)
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	{{SeasonItem\|10<br>R20\|10\|[[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case#~~Remastered_version~~\|''Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|October 9, 2010\|		{{SeasonItem\|10<br>R20\|10\|[[Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case#Remastered version\|''Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case'' <small>(Remastered)</small>]]\|October 9, 2010\|
	\|next-conan-hint=Hideo Akagi		\|next-conan-hint=Hideo Akagi
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 7#Pro Soccer Player Case\|V7 - F8]] ~ [[Volume 8#Pro Soccer Player Case\|V8 - F1]]<br>(068-071)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 7#Pro Soccer Player Case\|V7 - F8]] ~ [[Volume 8#Pro Soccer Player Case\|V8 - F1]]<br>(068-071)

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DavidHolandaOne at 21:46, 30 June 2026

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	The '''fifteenth season''' of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[Anime\|anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2010'''.		The '''fifteenth season''' of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[Anime\|anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2010'''.

	It begun airing in January 16, 2010 and finished airing on December 25, 2010, with a total of '''40 episodes'''. There are '''27~~'''~~ [[Manga\|manga-adapted]] episodes ~~and~~ '''13''' [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original]] episodes.		It begun airing in January 16, 2010 and finished airing on December 25, 2010, with a total of '''40 episodes'''. There are '''27 [[Manga\|manga-adapted]] episodes''' and '''13 [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original]] episodes'''. There were breaks totaling to a week, with remastered reruns broadcast for 10 weeks. The first special of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] first aired in this season in April 17, 2010.

	~~[[The Raven Chaser]]<sup>(movie 13)</sup> aired in April 16, 2010, and there~~ were breaks totaling to a week, with remastered reruns broadcast for 10 weeks. The first special of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] first aired in this season in April 17, 2010.

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

DavidHolandaOne at 20:19, 30 June 2026

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	{{Seasons}}		{{Seasons}}
	~~Season 15~~ aired in 2010. ~~This year~~, ~~there were~~ a total of '''40''' ~~episodes:~~ 27 ~~for~~ manga ~~adaptation;~~ 13 ~~for~~ anime-original. ~~Remastered~~ broadcast for 10 weeks. [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] ~~premiered for 1 week. There were breaks totalling to 1 week~~.		The '''fifteenth season''' of the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' [[Anime\|anime]] consists of the episodes aired in the year '''2010'''.

			It begun airing in January 16, 2010 and finished airing on December 25, 2010, with a total of '''40 episodes'''. There are '''27''' [[Manga\|manga-adapted]] episodes and '''13''' [[List of anime-original cases\|anime-original]] episodes.

			[[The Raven Chaser]]<sup>(movie 13)</sup> aired in April 16, 2010, and there were breaks totaling to a week, with remastered reruns broadcast for 10 weeks. The first special of [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] first aired in this season in April 17, 2010.

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

DavidHolandaOne at 17:37, 23 June 2026

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			{{Seasons}}
	Season 15 aired in 2010. This year, there were a total of '''40''' episodes: 27 for manga adaptation; 13 for anime-original. Remastered broadcast for 10 weeks. [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] premiered for 1 week. There were breaks totalling to 1 week.		Season 15 aired in 2010. This year, there were a total of '''40''' episodes: 27 for manga adaptation; 13 for anime-original. Remastered broadcast for 10 weeks. [[Magic Kaito: Kid the Phantom Thief]] premiered for 1 week. There were breaks totalling to 1 week.

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	{{Season 15}}		{{Season 15}}
	{{~~Seasons~~}}		{{Anime}}

	[[Category:Seasons]]		[[Category:Seasons]]

Time Lord Enthusiast: /* List of episodes */

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List of episodes

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	{{SeasonItem\|592\|643\|[[The Detective Memoir of Monkey and Rake\|The Detective Memoir of Monkey and Rake <font size=1>(Part 1)</font>]]\|October 23, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Button		{{SeasonItem\|592\|643\|[[The Detective Memoir of Monkey and Rake\|The Detective Memoir of Monkey and Rake <font size=1>(Part 1)</font>]]\|October 23, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Button
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 68#Tori Man Mugging Case\|V68 - F9~11]]<br>(716-718)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 68#Tori Man Mugging Case\|V68 - F9~11]]<br>(716-718)
	\|promance=Ran wants to know the type of girl Shinichi likes. Ran remembers the conversation she had with Shinichi [[~~What She Truly Wants to Ask~~\|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.		\|promance=Ran wants to know the type of girl Shinichi likes. Ran remembers the conversation she had with Shinichi [[Murderer, Shinichi Kudo\|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.
	\|summary=Kogoro and Conan are taken by Ran and Sonoko to a Rooster Festival. Ran and Sonoko sneak off to have their love fortunes predicted. Sonoko reads Ran's fortune which strongly suggests her to be feminine and avoid mannish conducts. Sonoko is then robbed by a man wearing a hyottoko mask who flees with her purse towards Ran. Ran, hesitant by her love fortune, does not incapacitate him with karate and allows him to escape. Kogoro explains the man has been dubbed as the Rooster Man and is a serial robber at Rooster Festivals. Ran and Sonoko takes Conan with them to visit the festival again to have their love fortunes retold. A woman's scream is heard and they discover that the Rooster Man was spotted and stabbed a man before escaping. Before losing consciousness, the stabbed man, Shiro Masuko, tells Conan its not rooster but saru (猿?, lit. monkey) and shows him nine fingers. Conan investigates the backpack left behind by the Rooster Man and discovers all the possessions stolen by him. The police arrive and are able to narrow down the Rooster Man to three suspects after witnessing him run into the bathroom. Ran finds a button belonging to the Rooster Man from her previous encounter and has the police investigate which suspect is the owner of the button.}}		\|summary=Kogoro and Conan are taken by Ran and Sonoko to a Rooster Festival. Ran and Sonoko sneak off to have their love fortunes predicted. Sonoko reads Ran's fortune which strongly suggests her to be feminine and avoid mannish conducts. Sonoko is then robbed by a man wearing a hyottoko mask who flees with her purse towards Ran. Ran, hesitant by her love fortune, does not incapacitate him with karate and allows him to escape. Kogoro explains the man has been dubbed as the Rooster Man and is a serial robber at Rooster Festivals. Ran and Sonoko takes Conan with them to visit the festival again to have their love fortunes retold. A woman's scream is heard and they discover that the Rooster Man was spotted and stabbed a man before escaping. Before losing consciousness, the stabbed man, Shiro Masuko, tells Conan its not rooster but saru (猿?, lit. monkey) and shows him nine fingers. Conan investigates the backpack left behind by the Rooster Man and discovers all the possessions stolen by him. The police arrive and are able to narrow down the Rooster Man to three suspects after witnessing him run into the bathroom. Ran finds a button belonging to the Rooster Man from her previous encounter and has the police investigate which suspect is the owner of the button.}}

Time Lord Enthusiast: /* List of episodes */ Redirecting The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen, Kobayashi-sensei's Love, and The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark episodes

2025-08-23T10:04:47Z

List of episodes: Redirecting The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen, Kobayashi-sensei's Love, and The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark episodes

Waltherw: Episodes 595 and 596: air dates don't match those stated in the episode articles.

2025-08-21T11:08:35Z

Episodes 595 and 596: air dates don't match those stated in the episode articles.

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	\|summary=Conan, Ran, and Kogoro arrive in Hiroshima to meet a film crew whom plan to film them touring Miyajima, Hiroshima. The assistant producer, Yuichi Kitamura, gets a severe stomach pain that causes him to be bedridden. They take a ferry to Miyajima and begin filming. In front of Itsukushima Shrine, a crew member finds out salt was added to his drink; the film crew then notice a familiar man in a crowd and assume him to be at fault. One of the crew tells Conan that man may be probing the crew since it is suspected one of them is running an illegal casino. The film crew arrives at a red-leaf bun pastry shop owned by Yayoi Ayase which has a specialty of red-leaf bun called Misen's Seven Wonders, based on the seven wonders of Mount Misen: The eternal flame of Daishō-in, The plum tree grown from Kūkai's khakkhara, a boulder that ebb and flows the salt water of Hiroshima Bay, a boulder inscribed with Kūkai's writing, the sound of a goblin's clapping, a special cherry blossom that undergoes deciduous all season long, and and lights dubbed as dragon fire over Hiroshima Bay. Conan notices a photograph depicting the crew members in the past and is told the crew were in Miyajima two years ago for filming; He then notices the man spotted at the shrine in another picture who is revealed to be Shinroku Ayasa, Yayoi's brother. Yayoi explains her parents fell to their death on Misen two years prior and Shinroku investigated the cause. Two weeks ago, he disappears for unknown reasons. As the filming continues, a crew member finds his ring tone has been changed to clappers and another has been thrown an etched rock. Conan relates these to the seven wonders and explains the salted drink is related to the ebb and flow boulder, and Kitamura's cherry blossom tie is related to Misen's cherry blossom tree. A crew is is found bludgeoned with a khakkhara and Yayoi's bakery is set ablaze; the witnesses claims it is the work of Shinroku.}}		\|summary=Conan, Ran, and Kogoro arrive in Hiroshima to meet a film crew whom plan to film them touring Miyajima, Hiroshima. The assistant producer, Yuichi Kitamura, gets a severe stomach pain that causes him to be bedridden. They take a ferry to Miyajima and begin filming. In front of Itsukushima Shrine, a crew member finds out salt was added to his drink; the film crew then notice a familiar man in a crowd and assume him to be at fault. One of the crew tells Conan that man may be probing the crew since it is suspected one of them is running an illegal casino. The film crew arrives at a red-leaf bun pastry shop owned by Yayoi Ayase which has a specialty of red-leaf bun called Misen's Seven Wonders, based on the seven wonders of Mount Misen: The eternal flame of Daishō-in, The plum tree grown from Kūkai's khakkhara, a boulder that ebb and flows the salt water of Hiroshima Bay, a boulder inscribed with Kūkai's writing, the sound of a goblin's clapping, a special cherry blossom that undergoes deciduous all season long, and and lights dubbed as dragon fire over Hiroshima Bay. Conan notices a photograph depicting the crew members in the past and is told the crew were in Miyajima two years ago for filming; He then notices the man spotted at the shrine in another picture who is revealed to be Shinroku Ayasa, Yayoi's brother. Yayoi explains her parents fell to their death on Misen two years prior and Shinroku investigated the cause. Two weeks ago, he disappears for unknown reasons. As the filming continues, a crew member finds his ring tone has been changed to clappers and another has been thrown an etched rock. Conan relates these to the seven wonders and explains the salted drink is related to the ebb and flow boulder, and Kitamura's cherry blossom tie is related to Misen's cherry blossom tree. A crew is is found bludgeoned with a khakkhara and Yayoi's bakery is set ablaze; the witnesses claims it is the work of Shinroku.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|595\|646\|[[The Seven Wonders of the Hiroshima Miyajima Tour\|The Seven Wonders of the Hiroshima Miyajima Tour <font size=1>(Hiroshima Part)</font>]]\|November 11, 2010\|next-conan-hint=High-rise apartment		{{SeasonItem\|595\|646\|[[The Seven Wonders of the Hiroshima Miyajima Tour\|The Seven Wonders of the Hiroshima Miyajima Tour <font size=1>(Hiroshima Part)</font>]]\|November 13, 2010\|next-conan-hint=High-rise apartment
	\|manga-source='''TV Original'''		\|manga-source='''TV Original'''
	\|summary=Realizing only the wonder left is the dragon fire, the film crew decide to let Kogoro investigate in order to stop Shinroku before he attacks them again. As they learn more about Shinroku, the director is stabbed with a dragon designed dagger and hospitalized as a result. That night at the hotel, the culprit attempts to sneak into a room and attack someone but is ambushed by the crew and police. They reveal they moved that person away and declare the culprit to be Yuichi Kitamura. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals Kitamura was the cause of Yayoi's parent's deaths as he had been hiking in a dangerous area and a button of his was found by Shinroku. Shinroku realized who the button belonged to two weeks prior when he saw a picture of the old crew and investigated Kitamura in Tokyo. When Shinroku met with Kitamura in Hiroshima, Kitamura drugged him with sleeping pills and disguised him as himself to establish an alibi. Kitamura then disguised himself as Shinroku and followed the film crew to Miyajima. Shinroku, the man whom was moved, appears and confirms Conan's deduction. Conan continues and explains Kitamura was also the one leading the illegal casino. Kitamura confesses to all three crimes and laments he lost control of the three situations and his solutions to them were immoral.}}		\|summary=Realizing only the wonder left is the dragon fire, the film crew decide to let Kogoro investigate in order to stop Shinroku before he attacks them again. As they learn more about Shinroku, the director is stabbed with a dragon designed dagger and hospitalized as a result. That night at the hotel, the culprit attempts to sneak into a room and attack someone but is ambushed by the crew and police. They reveal they moved that person away and declare the culprit to be Yuichi Kitamura. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals Kitamura was the cause of Yayoi's parent's deaths as he had been hiking in a dangerous area and a button of his was found by Shinroku. Shinroku realized who the button belonged to two weeks prior when he saw a picture of the old crew and investigated Kitamura in Tokyo. When Shinroku met with Kitamura in Hiroshima, Kitamura drugged him with sleeping pills and disguised him as himself to establish an alibi. Kitamura then disguised himself as Shinroku and followed the film crew to Miyajima. Shinroku, the man whom was moved, appears and confirms Conan's deduction. Conan continues and explains Kitamura was also the one leading the illegal casino. Kitamura confesses to all three crimes and laments he lost control of the three situations and his solutions to them were immoral.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|596\|647\|[[The Alibi of the Fall]]\|November 18, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Fountain pen		{{SeasonItem\|596\|647\|[[The Alibi of the Fall]]\|November 20, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Fountain pen
	\|manga-source='''TV Original'''		\|manga-source='''TV Original'''
	\|summary=Kogoro is called to meet with Toshio Higashiyama at his company building and takes Ran and Conan with him. Upon entering the building, they are asked to call his sectional number, 423. After getting in contact with him on the phone, they witness the employee Fujihiko Takahaka, fall from the building to his death. The police are called to the scene and enter Takahaka's office discovering a typed suicide note. Conan notices the window is open, a dry spot over the ledge of the window, and a piece of a theatrical property was found on the body and gives Kogoro hints allowing him to deduce Takahaka's death. He reveals the prop is the one used in fictional children's show where when shot with a laser gun, deflates. The prop was used to keep Takahaka's inert body from falling out the window, and was deflated resulting in his death and allowing the culprit to establish an alibi. Upon further investigation, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and gathers the police to Takahaka's room revealing the culprit to be Higashiyama. Conan reveals that Higashiyama used an extension cord from his office building to forge his alibi, evidenced by the cord found in his room. To convict him, Conan reveals a broken pen was found in the room he actually was and that there is an ink stain at the back of his collar. Higashiyama confesses and reveals Takahaka hired his brother for work and left him with a large amount of due to hidden addendums in his contract.}}		\|summary=Kogoro is called to meet with Toshio Higashiyama at his company building and takes Ran and Conan with him. Upon entering the building, they are asked to call his sectional number, 423. After getting in contact with him on the phone, they witness the employee Fujihiko Takahaka, fall from the building to his death. The police are called to the scene and enter Takahaka's office discovering a typed suicide note. Conan notices the window is open, a dry spot over the ledge of the window, and a piece of a theatrical property was found on the body and gives Kogoro hints allowing him to deduce Takahaka's death. He reveals the prop is the one used in fictional children's show where when shot with a laser gun, deflates. The prop was used to keep Takahaka's inert body from falling out the window, and was deflated resulting in his death and allowing the culprit to establish an alibi. Upon further investigation, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and gathers the police to Takahaka's room revealing the culprit to be Higashiyama. Conan reveals that Higashiyama used an extension cord from his office building to forge his alibi, evidenced by the cord found in his room. To convict him, Conan reveals a broken pen was found in the room he actually was and that there is an ink stain at the back of his collar. Higashiyama confesses and reveals Takahaka hired his brother for work and left him with a large amount of due to hidden addendums in his contract.}}

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	\|summary=The Detective Boys run into a strange man named Kyouzou Daita who invites them to a cake shop after stopping a thief for him. While talking with him, Conan notices the man is acting strangely. That night, the Detective Boys confront him and reveal they deduced he planned to make his suicide look like an accident in order to get money from the insurance to pay for his granddaughter’s surgery; Evidenced from the inconsistency conversation they had before. Daita confesses and reveals that after losing a winning lottery ticket, he contemplated suicide. Conan reveals that he must have kept the lottery ticket in the case containing his reading glasses after reading the winning numbers from the newspaper. Daita, happy to have the money for the surgery, jokingly tells the Detective Boys he also thought of robbing a bank causing the Detective Boys to reply they saw a man suiting Shuichi Akai's description. The next day, Kogoro receives an anonymous request to investigate a case involving red shirts with long sleeves. The mysterious caller requests to meet them on the third floor of a department store. At the store, the three then run into a man who explains he has been strapped with bombs.}}		\|summary=The Detective Boys run into a strange man named Kyouzou Daita who invites them to a cake shop after stopping a thief for him. While talking with him, Conan notices the man is acting strangely. That night, the Detective Boys confront him and reveal they deduced he planned to make his suicide look like an accident in order to get money from the insurance to pay for his granddaughter’s surgery; Evidenced from the inconsistency conversation they had before. Daita confesses and reveals that after losing a winning lottery ticket, he contemplated suicide. Conan reveals that he must have kept the lottery ticket in the case containing his reading glasses after reading the winning numbers from the newspaper. Daita, happy to have the money for the surgery, jokingly tells the Detective Boys he also thought of robbing a bank causing the Detective Boys to reply they saw a man suiting Shuichi Akai's description. The next day, Kogoro receives an anonymous request to investigate a case involving red shirts with long sleeves. The mysterious caller requests to meet them on the third floor of a department store. At the store, the three then run into a man who explains he has been strapped with bombs.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|579\|630\|[[The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]\|July 3, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Receipt		{{SeasonItem\|579\|630\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Suggestion of Black Thirteen]]\|July 3, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Receipt
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F3~5]]<br>(699-701)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F3~5]]<br>(699-701)
	\|pbo=Jodie looks for evidence if Akai is alive, The Black Organization starts to wonder if Shuichi Akai is alive and [[Scar Akai]] appears in front of Andre Camel.		\|pbo=Jodie looks for evidence if Akai is alive, The Black Organization starts to wonder if Shuichi Akai is alive and [[Scar Akai]] appears in front of Andre Camel.
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	\|summary=The man explains he was knocked unconscious in the bathroom and found himself like that. He explains the bomber told him that if anyone leaves the floor or calls the police, the bomber will detonate the bombs in the building. He discloses the bomber's demands, to find the sender of thirteen red shirts. Meanwhile, Jodie has been searching for evidence of Shuichi in the mall. While Conan and Kogoro investigate, Conan realizes that the receipts always say 12:28 on it, and that there are creases on the thirteen red shirts. At the same time, the Black Organization wait outside the department store with snipers waiting for scar Akai and Gin threatens Kir he will kill her if Akai is alive.}}		\|summary=The man explains he was knocked unconscious in the bathroom and found himself like that. He explains the bomber told him that if anyone leaves the floor or calls the police, the bomber will detonate the bombs in the building. He discloses the bomber's demands, to find the sender of thirteen red shirts. Meanwhile, Jodie has been searching for evidence of Shuichi in the mall. While Conan and Kogoro investigate, Conan realizes that the receipts always say 12:28 on it, and that there are creases on the thirteen red shirts. At the same time, the Black Organization wait outside the department store with snipers waiting for scar Akai and Gin threatens Kir he will kill her if Akai is alive.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|580\|631\|[[The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]\|July 10, 2010\|next-conan-hint=T-shirt		{{SeasonItem\|580\|631\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Black Time Limit Drawing Near]]\|July 10, 2010\|next-conan-hint=T-shirt
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)
	\|pbo=Scar Akai is seen by Okiya.		\|pbo=Scar Akai is seen by Okiya.
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	\|summary=Conan arranges the red shirts in the order they were sent and folds them along the creases and deduces that the way the shirts are position reveal a code. Elsewhere, Jodie discovers that scar Akai is on the floor where the bomb is. Conan uses the cashier room's computer in order to search for a disaster that occurred in a snowy mountain on December 28. Okiya, who happens to be on the same floor, examines the red shirt and concludes the sender is related to a disaster that occurred on a snowy mountain and begins texting his deduction to Kogoro. Okiya then recognizes scar Akai and the crowd and hides while smiling suspiciously. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and discloses that the bomber's behavior is inconsistent; He was desperate to search for the sender of the red shirts, yet he found the time to knock and strap a bomb onto the man. Conan reveals that the man strapped with the bomb is actually the bomber.}}		\|summary=Conan arranges the red shirts in the order they were sent and folds them along the creases and deduces that the way the shirts are position reveal a code. Elsewhere, Jodie discovers that scar Akai is on the floor where the bomb is. Conan uses the cashier room's computer in order to search for a disaster that occurred in a snowy mountain on December 28. Okiya, who happens to be on the same floor, examines the red shirt and concludes the sender is related to a disaster that occurred on a snowy mountain and begins texting his deduction to Kogoro. Okiya then recognizes scar Akai and the crowd and hides while smiling suspiciously. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and discloses that the bomber's behavior is inconsistent; He was desperate to search for the sender of the red shirts, yet he found the time to knock and strap a bomb onto the man. Conan reveals that the man strapped with the bomb is actually the bomber.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|581\|632\|[[The Red Shaking Target]]\|July 17, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Lipstick		{{SeasonItem\|581\|632\|[[The Crisis Beckoned by the Red Omen\|The Red Shaking Target]]\|July 17, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Lipstick
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Tomorrow is There\|V67 - F6~8]]<br>(702-704)
	\|pbo=The Black Organization calls off the assassination, and Scar Akai vanishes.		\|pbo=The Black Organization calls off the assassination, and Scar Akai vanishes.
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	\|summary=Takagi comes back to the police department after an all night stakeout and gets reprimanded by Satou for his poorly appearance. The other male policemen gets jealous and finds out Shiratori has found another woman who looks exactly like Satou (Kobayashi-sensei). When the Detective Boys and Kobayashi-sensei go to see the fireworks, Sumiko gets left behind and overhears a quarrel and sees the figure of the culprit run away in the shadows and sees the stabbed victim. Conan hurries to the location where he heard sensei scream. Then they are questioned as witnesses by the police. After going to the restroom, Sumiko overhears the male policemen saying Shiratori was part of the "Satou Miwako Ultimate Defense Line" head and that Sumiko is a replacement for Satou.}}		\|summary=Takagi comes back to the police department after an all night stakeout and gets reprimanded by Satou for his poorly appearance. The other male policemen gets jealous and finds out Shiratori has found another woman who looks exactly like Satou (Kobayashi-sensei). When the Detective Boys and Kobayashi-sensei go to see the fireworks, Sumiko gets left behind and overhears a quarrel and sees the figure of the culprit run away in the shadows and sees the stabbed victim. Conan hurries to the location where he heard sensei scream. Then they are questioned as witnesses by the police. After going to the restroom, Sumiko overhears the male policemen saying Shiratori was part of the "Satou Miwako Ultimate Defense Line" head and that Sumiko is a replacement for Satou.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|584\|635\|[[Inspector Shiratori's Lost Love]]\|August 21, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Bellowing		{{SeasonItem\|584\|635\|[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Inspector Shiratori's Lost Love]]\|August 21, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Bellowing
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]]<br>(705-708)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]]<br>(705-708)
	\|pdb=		\|pdb=
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	\|summary=Shiratori has Sumiko listen to the three culprit's voices and has determined none of them was the voice that shouted out, and when she's done she storms out of the police station. Haibara explains Sumiko must have seen Sato and heard the rumors that Shiratori is only settling for Sumiko in place of Sato. Shiratori attempts to rectify the misunderstanding and confronts Sumiko revealing they met many years ago in a bookstore when confronting a pair of thieves. Sumiko is unable to remember the event and replies it must have been Sato. Later that night at the school, Sumiko receives a phone call asking to meet her at the music room when a presence behind her shocks her...}}		\|summary=Shiratori has Sumiko listen to the three culprit's voices and has determined none of them was the voice that shouted out, and when she's done she storms out of the police station. Haibara explains Sumiko must have seen Sato and heard the rumors that Shiratori is only settling for Sumiko in place of Sato. Shiratori attempts to rectify the misunderstanding and confronts Sumiko revealing they met many years ago in a bookstore when confronting a pair of thieves. Sumiko is unable to remember the event and replies it must have been Sato. Later that night at the school, Sumiko receives a phone call asking to meet her at the music room when a presence behind her shocks her...}}

	{{SeasonItem\|585\|636\|[[Timeless Sakura's Love]]\|August 28, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Giraffe		{{SeasonItem\|585\|636\|[[Kobayashi-sensei's Love\|Timeless Sakura's Love]]\|August 28, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Giraffe
	\|pdb=		\|pdb=
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]] <br> [[Volume 68#Kirin's Horn Case\|V68 - F5]]<br>(705-708)<br>(712)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 67#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V67 - F9]] ~ [[Volume 68#Purse Snatcher Murder Case\|V68 - F1]] <br> [[Volume 68#Kirin's Horn Case\|V68 - F5]]<br>(705-708)<br>(712)
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	\|summary=Jirokichi stakes the key into the wall and awaits for Kid's arrival. Kid causes a blackout and the timed explosives destroys the windows causing strong winds to rush inside the shrine. While the Detective Boys protect the pedestals, the center pillar is heard opening. When electricity is restored, they discover Kirin's horn is missing, Conan is knocked out by a taser, and cards signed by Kid attached to all four pedestals. Jirokichi reveals that the shrine had been secretly enforced with steel and an alarm would sound if Kid had escaped through the door and proclaims Kid must be in disguise and inside the shrine; The suspects are Jirokichi, Ginzo Nakamori, or one of the three reporters. Haibara deduces from the inscribed message on the pillar that there is another method to open the pillars without the use of the keys. From the colors and Kanji on the pedestals, Haibara discerns they represent the Four Symbols: the Vermilion Bird, White Tiger, Black Tortoise, and Azure Dragon. She imparts that if something is done in the right order to the four pedestals, it would open the center pillar.}}		\|summary=Jirokichi stakes the key into the wall and awaits for Kid's arrival. Kid causes a blackout and the timed explosives destroys the windows causing strong winds to rush inside the shrine. While the Detective Boys protect the pedestals, the center pillar is heard opening. When electricity is restored, they discover Kirin's horn is missing, Conan is knocked out by a taser, and cards signed by Kid attached to all four pedestals. Jirokichi reveals that the shrine had been secretly enforced with steel and an alarm would sound if Kid had escaped through the door and proclaims Kid must be in disguise and inside the shrine; The suspects are Jirokichi, Ginzo Nakamori, or one of the three reporters. Haibara deduces from the inscribed message on the pillar that there is another method to open the pillars without the use of the keys. From the colors and Kanji on the pedestals, Haibara discerns they represent the Four Symbols: the Vermilion Bird, White Tiger, Black Tortoise, and Azure Dragon. She imparts that if something is done in the right order to the four pedestals, it would open the center pillar.}}

	{{SeasonItem\|587\|638\|[[Kid vs. the Four Divine Detective Boys]]\|September 11, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Genta's 10-yen-sized bald spot		{{SeasonItem\|587\|638\|[[The Kirin's Horn That Vanished into the Dark\|Kid vs. the Four Divine Detective Boys]]\|September 11, 2010\|next-conan-hint=Genta's 10-yen-sized bald spot
	\|manga-source=[[Volume 68#Kirin's Horn Case\|V68 - F5~8]]<br>(712-715)		\|manga-source=[[Volume 68#Kirin's Horn Case\|V68 - F5~8]]<br>(712-715)
	\|pmk=Conan gets the upper hand on Kid.		\|pmk=Conan gets the upper hand on Kid.