Volume 36 - Revision history

Smeagol17 at 18:02, 15 April 2026

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	\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2887-8		\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2887-8
	\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = [[~~Katherine~~ Turner]]		\| detective = [[Catherine Turner]]
	\| keyhole = [[Jinpei Matsuda]]		\| keyhole = [[Jinpei Matsuda]]
	\| prev-volume = Volume 35		\| prev-volume = Volume 35

Sedritsugu: /* File 366 - March in Malice */

2025-08-26T13:49:06Z

File 366 - March in Malice

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	==== File 366 - March in Malice ====		==== File 366 - March in Malice ====
	[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]		[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]
	A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato\|Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori\|Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed ~~Omiai~~<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32,33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>		A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato\|Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori\|Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed omiai<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32-33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>
	[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]		[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]
	Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>		Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>

Nakamura: /* Cover in other countries */

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Cover in other countries

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	<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume 36e.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|United States]]</li>		<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume 36e.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|United States]]</li>
	<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume36v.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Vietnam]]</li>		<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume36v.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Vietnam]]</li>
			<li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Volume36r.jpg\|150px\|thumb\|left\|Vietnam (New Edition)]]</li>
	</ul></div>		</ul></div>

Sedritsugu: /* Serial Bomber Case */

2025-08-08T11:29:23Z

Serial Bomber Case

Sedritsugu: /* Parade Bomber Case */

2025-08-08T11:27:03Z

Parade Bomber Case

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	==== File 366 - March in Malice ====		==== File 366 - March in Malice ====
	[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]		[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]
	A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed Omiai<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32,33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>		A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato\|Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori\|Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed Omiai<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32,33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>
	[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]		[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]
	Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>		Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>
	[[Ayumi]] notices that Hide’s and Naoki’s car is about to pass by. Mitsuhiko restocks his camera with tape and joins the boys in pushing through the crowd to take their video. In the commotion, Mitsuhiko drops his camera. He asks for it to be returned to him, but a silhouette picks the camera up and walks away. Meanwhile, Takagi goes to move his car but drops his keys under the vehicle. When picking it up, he notices a mysterious package under the car. While the Detective Boys learn that their camera was stolen, an explosion rocks the scene: Takagi’s car has been bombed.		[[Ayumi Yoshida\|Ayumi]] notices that Hide’s and Naoki’s car is about to pass by. Mitsuhiko restocks his camera with tape and joins the boys in pushing through the crowd to take their video. In the commotion, Mitsuhiko drops his camera. He asks for it to be returned to him, but a silhouette picks the camera up and walks away. Meanwhile, Takagi goes to move his car but drops his keys under the vehicle. When picking it up, he notices a mysterious package under the car. While the Detective Boys learn that their camera was stolen, an explosion rocks the scene: Takagi’s car has been bombed.

	==== File 367 - Proof on the Videotape ====		==== File 367 - Proof on the Videotape ====
	[[File:Conan Goes to Explosion.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Conan approaches the explosion.]]		[[File:Conan Goes to Explosion.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Conan approaches the explosion.]]
	As panic ensues, Inspector [[Juzo Megure]] orders an immediate evacuation. [[Conan]] rushes to the bomb site to see that Takagi has successfully escaped the bomb’s kill-radius. The group sees Sato still trying to break her way into the burning car—not yet noticing that Takagi is safe. Yumi pulls her away, showing her that Takagi is fine; she quickly excuses herself from the scene, wiping away tears. Yumi theorizes that Sato may have been having flashbacks about "Matsuda". <br>		As panic ensues, Inspector [[Juzo Megure\|Megure]] orders an immediate evacuation. [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] rushes to the bomb site to see that Takagi has successfully escaped the bomb’s kill-radius. The group sees Sato still trying to break her way into the burning car—not yet noticing that Takagi is safe. Yumi pulls her away, showing her that Takagi is fine; she quickly excuses herself from the scene, wiping away tears. Yumi theorizes that Sato may have been having flashbacks about "Matsuda". <br>
	Megure announces the bomb was a plastic explosive and was not triggered based on time but rather manually. Whoever the perpetrator was, they waited for Takagi to near the bomb. Megure states that the MO is identical to a “case from three years ago,” and the culprit targets police officers. The Detective Boys approach the Inspector, saying their camera may have captured the culprit in planting the bomb. The theory is corroborated by [[~~Professor~~ Agasa]] finding Mitsuhiko’s camera, tapeless, in a trash can, meaning the thief wasn’t interested in the camera but its contents. Since Mitsuhiko had restocked his film before heading off into the crowd, the boys still have the tape with potential evidence recorded in it. <br>		Megure announces the bomb was a plastic explosive and was not triggered based on time but rather manually. Whoever the perpetrator was, they waited for Takagi to near the bomb. Megure states that the MO is identical to a “case from three years ago,” and the culprit targets police officers. The Detective Boys approach the Inspector, saying their camera may have captured the culprit in planting the bomb. The theory is corroborated by Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa\|Agasa]] finding Mitsuhiko’s camera, tapeless, in a trash can, meaning the thief wasn’t interested in the camera but its contents. Since Mitsuhiko had restocked his film before heading off into the crowd, the boys still have the tape with potential evidence recorded in it. <br>
	The police watch the film, but, to the anger of Takagi’s colleagues, the only content visibly recorded is the drama between Sato and Takagi. Megure gets a call, learning there’s been a second bombing: a telephone booth next to Haido Park. The police now believe that the culprit is not targeting the police but the Tokyo Spirits’ victory parade, as both sites are on the parade’s scheduled path. Megure orders for the evacuation of civilians while tasking Takagi with further analysis of the Detective Boys’ film. Before leaving, Sato tells Takagi she has something to tell him later. <br>		The police watch the film, but, to the anger of Takagi’s colleagues, the only content visibly recorded is the drama between Sato and Takagi. Megure gets a call, learning there’s been a second bombing: a telephone booth next to Haido Park. The police now believe that the culprit is not targeting the police but the Tokyo Spirits’ victory parade, as both sites are on the parade’s scheduled path. Megure orders for the evacuation of civilians while tasking Takagi with further analysis of the Detective Boys’ film. Before leaving, Sato tells Takagi she has something to tell him later. <br>
	While the boys analyze suspicious parade spectators, Takagi is seen as introspective, clearly reflecting on Sato’s words. He expresses that there’s nothing recorded on the tape, sparking Conan to realize that the culprit didn’t attempt to steal the video because it recorded something, but rather because it recorded nothing.		While the boys analyze suspicious parade spectators, Takagi is seen as introspective, clearly reflecting on Sato’s words. He expresses that there’s nothing recorded on the tape, sparking Conan to realize that the culprit didn’t attempt to steal the video because it recorded something, but rather because it recorded nothing.

Sedritsugu: /* Major Events */

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Major Events

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	==== Major Events ====		==== Major Events ====
	* Minor romantic development ~~occurs~~ between Heiji and Kazuha.		* Minor romantic development between Heiji and Kazuha.
	<br>		<br>
	<br>		<br>

Sedritsugu: /* Onikame Island Case */

2025-08-08T11:24:07Z

Onikame Island Case

Sedritsugu: /* Major Events */

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Major Events

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	==== Major Events ====		==== Major Events ====
	* Introduces Sato's past surrounding her relationship with Jinpei Matsuda.		* Introduces Sato's past surrounding her relationship with Jinpei Matsuda.
	* Takagi considers confessing his feelings to Sato but fails to follow through.		* Romantic development between Takagi and Sato.
			** Takagi considers confessing his feelings to Sato but fails to follow through.
	<br>		<br>
	<br>		<br>

Sedritsugu: /* File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World */

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File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World

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	==== File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World ====		==== File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World ====
	[[File:inTheNextWorld.png\|thumb\|left\|125px\|Conan tells Takagi that he'll reveal his true identity in the next world.]]		[[File:inTheNextWorld.png\|thumb\|left\|125px\|Conan tells Takagi that he'll reveal his true identity in the next world.]][[File:grimReaperTotoTower.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|A grim fate awaits the protagonists.]]
	Conan finds a listening device on the bomb, meaning the culprit is listening to them. Because of the mercury lever, the only way to safely stop the explosion is for Conan to diffuse the bomb. Sato sends Chiba to evacuate the Detective Boys while the explosives disposal unit sends Conan the equipment. Takagi reads the instructions to Conan, but the boy seemingly knows his way around the explosive. While working, Conan suddenly realizes what the riddle was referencing. He then notices something on the bomb and tries to cut a deal with Takagi. <br>~~[[File:grimReaperTotoTower.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|A grim fate awaits the protagonists.]]~~		Conan finds a listening device on the bomb, meaning the culprit is listening to them. Because of the mercury lever, the only way to safely stop the explosion is for Conan to diffuse the bomb. Sato sends Chiba to evacuate the Detective Boys while the explosives disposal unit sends Conan the equipment. Takagi reads the instructions to Conan, but the boy seemingly knows his way around the explosive. While working, Conan suddenly realizes what the riddle was referencing. He then notices something on the bomb and tries to cut a deal with Takagi. <br>
	The disposal team is confused about why Conan can’t cut the last few wires. Sato takes over the phone call to learn that Conan saw the same message as Matsuda did, saying the bomb will reveal a hint of the second bomb’s location three seconds before detonation. A silhouette of the bomber is seen getting into their car as they remember how the police used his partner’s goodwill to kill him. They smirk; whichever way, the police are finished. Conan explains to Takagi what the riddle meant, but roughly 400 places in Tokyo meet the description and evacuating all of them is impossible. Conan states the most valuable person in the world may be in one of them. Finally, Takagi asks who Conan is, to which he replies he’ll “tell him in the next world.” <br>		The disposal team is confused about why Conan can’t cut the last few wires. Sato takes over the phone call to learn that Conan saw the same message as Matsuda did, saying the bomb will reveal a hint of the second bomb’s location three seconds before detonation. A silhouette of the bomber is seen getting into their car as they remember how the police used his partner’s goodwill to kill him. They smirk; whichever way, the police are finished. Conan explains to Takagi what the riddle meant, but roughly 400 places in Tokyo meet the description and evacuating all of them is impossible. Conan states the most valuable person in the world may be in one of them. Finally, Takagi asks who Conan is, to which he replies he’ll “tell him in the next world.” <br>
	The Detective Boys frantically pull at Chiba to turn the car around as [[Ayumi]] calls for Conan while looking back at the Tohto Tower. The moment of truth arrives as Conan relays the message displayed on the explosive: alphabet letters “E.V.I.T.” Sato gazes upon the Grim Reaper that is ready to strike the Tohto tower. She lets out a scream of misery, a scream which is lost to the surrounding chaos. Meanwhile, at Teitan High School, Ran hears Shinichi’s voice calling her name, begging her to flee.		The Detective Boys frantically pull at Chiba to turn the car around as [[Ayumi]] calls for Conan while looking back at the Tohto Tower. The moment of truth arrives as Conan relays the message displayed on the explosive: alphabet letters “E.V.I.T.” Sato gazes upon the Grim Reaper that is ready to strike the Tohto tower. She lets out a scream of misery, a scream which is lost to the surrounding chaos. Meanwhile, at Teitan High School, Ran hears Shinichi’s voice calling her name, begging her to flee.

Sedritsugu: /* Serial Bomber Case */

2025-08-07T12:14:20Z

Serial Bomber Case

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	==== File 366 - March in Malice ====		==== File 366 - March in Malice ====
	[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]		[[File:Takagi=Matsuda.png\|thumb\|left\|175px\|Takagi's controversial disguise.]]
	A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato\|Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori\|Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed ~~Omiai~~<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32,33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>		A victory parade is held for the Tokyo Spirits, who recently won the title in the J1 league. The [[Detective Boys]] celebrate [[Hideo Akagi]] and [[Naoki Uemura]] for scoring their comeback victory. Unable to get a good view of the parade, [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] devise a plan to stand atop a postbox and record the event. The kids’ temerity is then scolded by an undercover [[Miwako Sato\|Sato]]. [[Yumi Miyamoto\|Yumi]] arrives in her police car, teasing Sato about wearing a disguise to date [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. She denies it and is soon aided by an undercover [[Ninzaburo Shiratori\|Shiratori]] who explains that they are here because a FAX message was sent to the police, saying that “Something interesting will happen at the Spirits’ victory parade.” Sato explains that the 1st Division is here as the message’s MO was similar to an uncaught criminal’s from the past. Comically, Yumi and Shiratori reveal that everyone knows of Sato’s and Takagi’s planned date at [[Tropical Land]] as they recently interrogated the latter into spilling the details. Shiratori even teases an attempt to spy on the couple. He also states that his resolve to marry Sato has not been waived because of a failed omiai<ref name="Sato's_Omiai_Case"> Sato's Omiai Case (Manga: [[Volume_32#Sato's_Omiai_Case\|Volume 32-33: 328-330)]]</ref>. <br>
	[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]		[[File:Takagi's Car Bombed.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi's Car is Bombed.]]
	Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>		Yumi notices that Takagi has arrived. He gets out of his car, his attire sparking shock in the police. He approaches the group to the shouts of encouragement from the Detective Boys, but Sato coldly slaps him, telling him to remove his disguise. She storms off, leaving Takagi clueless about his fault. Yumi and Shiratori tell him that his disguise looks similar to a [[Jinpei Matsuda\|former detective]] who was in the 1st Division for just seven days. <br>

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	==== File 362 - A Dangerous Visitor ====		==== File 362 - A Dangerous Visitor ====
	[[File:Heiji finds anchor.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Heiji discovers an old anchor.]]		[[File:Heiji finds anchor.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Heiji discovers an old anchor.]]
	The message reads: "I am the emissary of the Guso (我はグソーの使いなり)." [[Heiji]] states that Taira had been murdered roughly two hours ago. The scratch marks and twigs on Taira's hands mean she was likely strangled in the forest before being dragged onto the sands. [[Conan]] explains that she was placed here recently because the wet sand stretches further up the beach, meaning the writing in the sand had to be written after the tide had receded. Heiji says they discovered the body on the opposite side of the island. Because everyone had been on the boat since an hour ago, the murderer is likely an outsider.<br>		The message reads: "I am the emissary of the Guso (我はグソーの使いなり)." [[Heiji Hattori\|Heiji]] states that Taira had been murdered roughly two hours ago. The scratch marks and twigs on Taira's hands mean she was likely strangled in the forest before being dragged onto the sands. [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] explains that she was placed here recently because the wet sand stretches further up the beach, meaning the writing in the sand had to be written after the tide had receded. Heiji says they discovered the body on the opposite side of the island. Because everyone had been on the boat since an hour ago, the murderer is likely an outsider.<br>
	After taking photos of the scene, Ikema and Kume carry Taira back to the boat, wondering if she had seen something in the ocean while scuba diving. Suddenly, Heiji distracts Conan before rushing off into the treacherous sea to investigate. Using Conan's [[Wristwatch Flashlight]], he discovers an old anchor resting amongst the rocks. Upon returning to shore, Heiji explains that he knew the currents were dangerously strong due to the existence of mackerel, which typically live in such environments. He also explains that he ran off the boat because he thought Taira might have been washed away by the strong currents. <br>		After taking photos of the scene, Ikema and Kume carry Taira back to the boat, wondering if she had seen something in the ocean while scuba diving. Suddenly, Heiji distracts Conan before rushing off into the treacherous sea to investigate. Using Conan's [[Wristwatch Flashlight]], he discovers an old anchor resting amongst the rocks. Upon returning to shore, Heiji explains that he knew the currents were dangerously strong due to the existence of mackerel, which typically live in such environments. He also explains that he ran off the boat because he thought Taira might have been washed away by the strong currents. <br>
	[[File:Daito's cigarettes.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Daito finds cigarettes that appear to have been recently used.]]		[[File:Daito's cigarettes.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Daito finds cigarettes that appear to have been recently used.]]
	The group attempts to return to the boat, only to discover that the captain, Shimoji, has already sailed away, leaving them stranded. Ikema believes that Shimoji was the murderer, but Heiji and Conan deny it, saying they would've noticed a boat circling the island when they searched for Taira. Much to the dismay of everyone, Taketomi reveals that the TV officials are unaware of them being on the island. The crew was to hunt for locations yesterday, but after difficulties finding a willing captain, Taketomi discreetly rescheduled the event to the next day. [[Kogoro]] is left as their only hope, but he is seen partying with mayor Kaneshiro. <br>		The group attempts to return to the boat, only to discover that the captain, Shimoji, has already sailed away, leaving them stranded. Ikema believes that Shimoji was the murderer, but Heiji and Conan deny it, saying they would've noticed a boat circling the island when they searched for Taira. Much to the dismay of everyone, Taketomi reveals that the TV officials are unaware of them being on the island. The crew was to hunt for locations yesterday, but after difficulties finding a willing captain, Taketomi discreetly rescheduled the event to the next day. [[Kogoro Mouri\|Kogoro]] is left as their only hope, but he is seen partying with mayor Kaneshiro. <br>
	Back on the island, the group has taken refuge in the dilapidated house. Heiji shares his discovery of an anchor, stating that the anchor has been there for about four to five years based on the number of clams and vegetation on it. Ikema says that five years ago, mayor Kaneshiro's daughter was abducted, and a year later, a robbery group stole the family's prized folding screen. Based on a phone call the family received, they believe the same people committed the two crimes. Taketomi commiserates with the mayor as his wife died around the same time as the two crimes. In addition, one of his housekeepers was murdered in the robbery, and his butler resigned shortly after. To add insult to injury, a mysterious corpse wound up on an island he presided over, gouging the town's tourist numbers. [[Ran]] and [[Kazuha]] wonder if the princess from the first message was in reference to the mayor's daughter. Daito interjects that in myths, women held knives in their mouths to prevent their souls from being sucked out. He also discovers a bowl in the cupboard filled with cigarettes of various brands with its extinguishing water still present. Heiji and Conan consider the idea that multiple culprits may be hiding out on the island along with them.		Back on the island, the group has taken refuge in the dilapidated house. Heiji shares his discovery of an anchor, stating that the anchor has been there for about four to five years based on the number of clams and vegetation on it. Ikema says that five years ago, mayor Kaneshiro's daughter was abducted, and a year later, a robbery group stole the family's prized folding screen. Based on a phone call the family received, they believe the same people committed the two crimes. Taketomi commiserates with the mayor as his wife died around the same time as the two crimes. In addition, one of his housekeepers was murdered in the robbery, and his butler resigned shortly after. To add insult to injury, a mysterious corpse wound up on an island he presided over, gouging the town's tourist numbers. [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and [[Kazuha Toyama\|Kazuha]] wonder if the princess from the first message was in reference to the mayor's daughter. Daito interjects that in myths, women held knives in their mouths to prevent their souls from being sucked out. He also discovers a bowl in the cupboard filled with cigarettes of various brands with its extinguishing water still present. Heiji and Conan consider the idea that multiple culprits may be hiding out on the island along with them.

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	Heiji knows that Daito learned that Kume was part of the robber team from his reaction to Miyako's painting, but he asks how he knew Shimoji was in on it. Daito reveals that Shimoji was the one robber who he recognized, as he was the one who killed his fiancee, Yoshiko Matsumoto. Daito says that he learned of Taira's identity when she uttered "sorry, brother Chiyo" while being strangled. Daito realized that Miyako likely dissented after her mother's death, testing her step-father if he loved her or not. After seeing him reject paying the bargain money for her abduction, she stole his prized folding screen as revenge.		Heiji knows that Daito learned that Kume was part of the robber team from his reaction to Miyako's painting, but he asks how he knew Shimoji was in on it. Daito reveals that Shimoji was the one robber who he recognized, as he was the one who killed his fiancee, Yoshiko Matsumoto. Daito says that he learned of Taira's identity when she uttered "sorry, brother Chiyo" while being strangled. Daito realized that Miyako likely dissented after her mother's death, testing her step-father if he loved her or not. After seeing him reject paying the bargain money for her abduction, she stole his prized folding screen as revenge.
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	Back on the mainland, Kogoro is dumbfounded to learn that Heiji has already solved the case. Hearing their altercation, Taketomi gets the idea for a "Detective Eating Competition." A few days later, Conan, Ran, and [[Sonoko]] watch the program on TV.		Back on the mainland, Kogoro is dumbfounded to learn that Heiji has already solved the case. Hearing their altercation, Taketomi gets the idea for a "Detective Eating Competition." A few days later, Conan, Ran, and [[Sonoko Suzuki\|Sonoko]] watch the program on TV.

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	==== File 369 - The Officer Who Never Returned ====		==== File 369 - The Officer Who Never Returned ====
	[[File:GrimReaper on Takagi.png\|thumb\|left\|~~200px~~\|The Grim Reaper appears behind Takagi.]]		[[File:GrimReaper on Takagi.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|The Grim Reaper appears behind Takagi.]]
	[[Sato]] imagines [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]] in his disguise and is horrified to see the grim reaper appear, ready to slice him in half with its scythe. [[Yumi]] wakes her up from the vision, telling her to question the [[Detective Boys]] and to check her texts, but realizes Sato has a text she can't delete. Sato and the boys return to the victory parade route, recording what happened during the bombing. She checks the date and realizes it's been three years. <br>		[[Sato]] imagines [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]] in his disguise and is horrified to see the grim reaper appear, ready to slice him in half with its scythe. [[Yumi]] wakes her up from the vision, telling her to question the [[Detective Boys]] and to check her texts, but realizes Sato has a text she can't delete. Sato and the boys return to the victory parade route, recording what happened during the bombing. She checks the date and realizes it's been three years. <br>[[File:ExplodedMatsuda.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Matsuda in his final moments.]]
	Sato sees a flashback to when she first met [[Jinpei Matsuda]]. He was a disrespectful transfer officer from the riot police assigned under Sato's supervision. He didn't listen to what she said and often texted a best friend who "could never respond." For three years, the police had received a FAX with a large number plastered on it, showing a countdown. This year, the FAX sent a riddle that Matsuda quickly deciphered, stating it refers to the Ferris wheel's 72nd capsule at the Haido shopping mall. The police arrived to hear that an explosion broke the ride's stopping mechanism. Despite all passengers being evacuated, Matsuda boarded the 72nd capsule to defuse the bomb, stating they should "leave it to a pro." [[Megure]] explained Matsuda used to be a part of the Explosives Disposal Unit along with his "best friend," [[Kenji Hagiwara]]. Hagiwara died four years ago when two explosives were planted in different locations. Matsuda diffused one of them, but Hagiwara had failed to diffuse the other, resulting in his death. The perpetrator remains at large, and Matsuda's ventures with bomb-related cases are an attempt at exacting revenge. Suddenly, another explosion goes off, halting the Ferris wheel's rotation and activating a mercury switch in the bomb. Matsuda displayed confidence in his ability to defuse the explosive but saw text stating that it would show a hint to where a second explosive is placed three seconds before this bomb explodes. While he determined that the second bomb was at a hospital, to confirm, Matsuda waited for the hint. Matsuda apologized to Hagiwara for failing to deliver on his promise and texted the hint to Sato before the capsule exploded. Sato shows Megure and [[Shiratori]] that the second bomb is at the Beika Central Hospital. <br> ~~[[File:ExplodedMatsuda.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Matsuda in his final moments.]]~~		Sato sees a flashback to when she first met [[Jinpei Matsuda]]. He was a disrespectful transfer officer from the riot police assigned under Sato's supervision. He didn't listen to what she said and often texted a best friend who "could never respond." For three years, the police had received a FAX with a large number plastered on it, showing a countdown. This year, the FAX sent a riddle that Matsuda quickly deciphered, stating it refers to the Ferris wheel's 72nd capsule at the Haido shopping mall. The police arrived to hear that an explosion broke the ride's stopping mechanism. Despite all passengers being evacuated, Matsuda boarded the 72nd capsule to defuse the bomb, stating they should "leave it to a pro." [[Megure]] explained Matsuda used to be a part of the Explosives Disposal Unit along with his "best friend," [[Kenji Hagiwara]]. Hagiwara died four years ago when two explosives were planted in different locations. Matsuda diffused one of them, but Hagiwara had failed to diffuse the other, resulting in his death. The perpetrator remains at large, and Matsuda's ventures with bomb-related cases are an attempt at exacting revenge. Suddenly, another explosion goes off, halting the Ferris wheel's rotation and activating a mercury switch in the bomb. Matsuda displayed confidence in his ability to defuse the explosive but saw text stating that it would show a hint to where a second explosive is placed three seconds before this bomb explodes. While he determined that the second bomb was at a hospital, to confirm, Matsuda waited for the hint. Matsuda apologized to Hagiwara for failing to deliver on his promise and texted the hint to Sato before the capsule exploded. Sato shows Megure and [[Shiratori]] that the second bomb is at the Beika Central Hospital. <br>
	Sato is seen in the present day, still holding onto the last text Matsuda sent her. The group joins Shiratori and Takagi, who were assigned to investigate a location where a bomb was stated to be planted but found nothing. Shiratori leaves in his car, but [[Conan]] realizes where the bomb is probably placed. Shiratori reads a message taped to his visor before his car explodes.		Sato is seen in the present day, still holding onto the last text Matsuda sent her. The group joins Shiratori and Takagi, who were assigned to investigate a location where a bomb was stated to be planted but found nothing. Shiratori leaves in his car, but [[Conan]] realizes where the bomb is probably placed. Shiratori reads a message taped to his visor before his car explodes.

	==== File 370 - Uneraseable Memory ====		==== File 370 - Uneraseable Memory ====
			[[File:Police Chaos.png\|thumb\|left\|125px\|The Police Headquarters in chaos.]]
	[[File:Police Chaos.png\|thumb\|left\|~~120px~~\|The Police Headquarters in chaos.]]		Shiratori lies on the road in a critical state, barely surviving the explosion. [[Haibara]] states that, based on his injuries, he probably has an acute subdural hematoma and needs immediate medical attention. Conan believes the culprit was specifically targeting the police. They lied about the bomb being in the building, allowing them to plant it in the car while the police were investigating. Shiratori gives Sato the message he found in the car. She reads it, noticing that the message repeats the words written on the FAX message from three years ago. Sato calls Megure, telling him the perpetrator is definitely the same person who bombed the Ferris Wheel, as only the first part of their message was released to the public, but the new message also perfectly repeats the second half. [[Chiba]] soon arrives with a car as Sato joins the investigation. <br>[[File:False Bomb.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|The false bomb.]]
	Shiratori lies on the road in a critical state, barely surviving the explosion. [[Haibara]] states that, based on his injuries, he probably has an acute subdural hematoma and needs immediate medical attention. Conan believes the culprit was specifically targeting the police. They lied about the bomb being in the building, allowing them to plant it in the car while the police were investigating. Shiratori gives Sato the message he found in the car. She reads it, noticing that the message repeats the words written on the FAX message from three years ago. Sato calls Megure, telling him the perpetrator is definitely the same person who bombed the Ferris Wheel, as only the first part of their message was released to the public, but the new message also perfectly repeats the second half. [[Chiba]] soon arrives with a car as Sato joins the investigation. <br>
	Superintendent [[Kiyonaga Matsumoto]] is seen barking orders, informing all officers of two bombs set to explode the next day at 12:00 and another at 15:00. Sato drives her car, remembering Matsuda telling her not to forget her late father, who she keeps alive in her memories. Conan reveals himself sitting in the back seat of Sato’s car and asks her the bomber’s motive. <br>		Superintendent [[Kiyonaga Matsumoto]] is seen barking orders, informing all officers of two bombs set to explode the next day at 12:00 and another at 15:00. Sato drives her car, remembering Matsuda telling her not to forget her late father, who she keeps alive in her memories. Conan reveals himself sitting in the back seat of Sato’s car and asks her the bomber’s motive. <br>
	~~[[File:False Bomb.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|The false bomb.]]~~
	She recounts the events from seven years ago when two men set explosives in two high-end apartment buildings, threatening to detonate the bombs if even a single resident fled. Matsuda managed to disarm one bomb, but Hagiwara struggled with the other, leading the police to pay the ransom of a billion yen. However, half an hour later, one of the bombers called the police, confused by why the bomb was still active. He likely saw an old news report that said the timer was still ticking. The police capitalized on this opportunity, tracked the signal, and chased the culprit into a car accident. Enraged by his partner’s death, the second bomber restarted the timer, killing Hagiwara. <br>		She recounts the events from seven years ago when two men set explosives in two high-end apartment buildings, threatening to detonate the bombs if even a single resident fled. Matsuda managed to disarm one bomb, but Hagiwara struggled with the other, leading the police to pay the ransom of a billion yen. However, half an hour later, one of the bombers called the police, confused by why the bomb was still active. He likely saw an old news report that said the timer was still ticking. The police capitalized on this opportunity, tracked the signal, and chased the culprit into a car accident. Enraged by his partner’s death, the second bomber restarted the timer, killing Hagiwara. <br>
	The Detective Boys hear the same story, displeased by the bomber’s twisted quest for revenge. Learning of the bomber’s riddle, the boys led by Haibara cement themselves in the investigation, annoying Takagi. Meanwhile, [[Professor Agasa]] calls [[Ran]], lying to her that Conan is testing a game at his place and will be out for the night. A drunk [[Kogoro]] tells her to relax and study for her exam tomorrow. Based on the riddle, Haibara and Conan deduce the bomb is placed on a train at South Haido Station. The police quickly evacuate the premises, but an officer discovers what looks like a bomb. The object emits smoke before harmlessly bursting with confetti. Learning the bomb was fake, Conan concludes that the culprit is out for revenge, taking the twelve million residents of Tokyo hostage.		The Detective Boys hear the same story, displeased by the bomber’s twisted quest for revenge. Learning of the bomber’s riddle, the boys led by Haibara cement themselves in the investigation, annoying Takagi. Meanwhile, [[Professor Agasa]] calls [[Ran]], lying to her that Conan is testing a game at his place and will be out for the night. A drunk [[Kogoro]] tells her to relax and study for her exam tomorrow. Based on the riddle, Haibara and Conan deduce the bomb is placed on a train at South Haido Station. The police quickly evacuate the premises, but an officer discovers what looks like a bomb. The object emits smoke before harmlessly bursting with confetti. Learning the bomb was fake, Conan concludes that the culprit is out for revenge, taking the twelve million residents of Tokyo hostage.

	==== File 371 - Red Trap ====		==== File 371 - Red Trap ====
	[[File:conanAndToto.png\|thumb\|left\|~~100px~~\|The riddle must reference the Tohto Tower.]]		[[File:conanAndToto.png\|thumb\|left\|90px\|The riddle must reference the Tohto Tower.]]
	Superintendent Matsumoto orders his men to continue investigating places referenced in the riddle, stating there are only five hours left before the first bombing. Meanwhile, Sato and Takagi talk about the riddle while the Detective Boys eat at a restaurant, struggling to stay awake. Takagi confirms from Yumi that Shiratori is recovering and attempts to relay another message from her but decides against it. Takagi remembers how she called him, telling him to look after Sato, who’d likely do something stupid as this is a very personal case for her. She also tells him that he resembles Matsuda and thinks Sato is beginning to notice that. Sato rushes back to the investigation, leaving Takagi to return the kids home as she doesn’t want to involve him in the case. <br>		Superintendent Matsumoto orders his men to continue investigating places referenced in the riddle, stating there are only five hours left before the first bombing. Meanwhile, Sato and Takagi talk about the riddle while the Detective Boys eat at a restaurant, struggling to stay awake. Takagi confirms from Yumi that Shiratori is recovering and attempts to relay another message from her but decides against it. Takagi remembers how she called him, telling him to look after Sato, who’d likely do something stupid as this is a very personal case for her. She also tells him that he resembles Matsuda and thinks Sato is beginning to notice that. Sato rushes back to the investigation, leaving Takagi to return the kids home as she doesn’t want to involve him in the case. <br>
	[[File:takagiNO.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi strengthens his resolve to act.]]		[[File:takagiNO.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Takagi strengthens his resolve to act.]]
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	==== File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World ====		==== File 372 - The Most Important Thing in the World ====
	[[File:inTheNextWorld.png\|thumb\|left\|~~100px~~\|Conan tells Takagi that he'll reveal his true identity in the next world.]]		[[File:inTheNextWorld.png\|thumb\|left\|125px\|Conan tells Takagi that he'll reveal his true identity in the next world.]]
	Conan finds a listening device on the bomb, meaning the culprit is listening to them. Because of the mercury lever, the only way to safely stop the explosion is for Conan to diffuse the bomb. Sato sends Chiba to evacuate the Detective Boys while the explosives disposal unit sends Conan the equipment. Takagi reads the instructions to Conan, but the boy seemingly knows his way around the explosive. While working, Conan suddenly realizes what the riddle was referencing. He then notices something on the bomb and tries to cut a deal with Takagi. <br>[[File:grimReaperTotoTower.png\|thumb\|right\|~~175px~~\|A grim fate awaits the protagonists.]]		Conan finds a listening device on the bomb, meaning the culprit is listening to them. Because of the mercury lever, the only way to safely stop the explosion is for Conan to diffuse the bomb. Sato sends Chiba to evacuate the Detective Boys while the explosives disposal unit sends Conan the equipment. Takagi reads the instructions to Conan, but the boy seemingly knows his way around the explosive. While working, Conan suddenly realizes what the riddle was referencing. He then notices something on the bomb and tries to cut a deal with Takagi. <br>[[File:grimReaperTotoTower.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|A grim fate awaits the protagonists.]]
	The disposal team is confused about why Conan can’t cut the last few wires. Sato takes over the phone call to learn that Conan saw the same message as Matsuda did, saying the bomb will reveal a hint of the second bomb’s location three seconds before detonation. A silhouette of the bomber is seen getting into their car as they remember how the police used his partner’s goodwill to kill him. They smirk; whichever way, the police are finished. Conan explains to Takagi what the riddle meant, but roughly 400 places in Tokyo meet the description and evacuating all of them is impossible. Conan states the most valuable person in the world may be in one of them. Finally, Takagi asks who Conan is, to which he replies he’ll “tell him in the next world.” <br>		The disposal team is confused about why Conan can’t cut the last few wires. Sato takes over the phone call to learn that Conan saw the same message as Matsuda did, saying the bomb will reveal a hint of the second bomb’s location three seconds before detonation. A silhouette of the bomber is seen getting into their car as they remember how the police used his partner’s goodwill to kill him. They smirk; whichever way, the police are finished. Conan explains to Takagi what the riddle meant, but roughly 400 places in Tokyo meet the description and evacuating all of them is impossible. Conan states the most valuable person in the world may be in one of them. Finally, Takagi asks who Conan is, to which he replies he’ll “tell him in the next world.” <br>
	The Detective Boys frantically pull at Chiba to turn the car around as [[Ayumi]] calls for Conan while looking back at the Tohto Tower. The moment of truth arrives as Conan relays the message displayed on the explosive: alphabet letters “E.V.I.T.” Sato gazes upon the Grim Reaper that is ready to strike the Tohto tower. She lets out a scream of misery, a scream which is lost to the surrounding chaos. Meanwhile, at Teitan High School, Ran hears Shinichi’s voice calling her name, begging her to flee.		The Detective Boys frantically pull at Chiba to turn the car around as [[Ayumi]] calls for Conan while looking back at the Tohto Tower. The moment of truth arrives as Conan relays the message displayed on the explosive: alphabet letters “E.V.I.T.” Sato gazes upon the Grim Reaper that is ready to strike the Tohto tower. She lets out a scream of misery, a scream which is lost to the surrounding chaos. Meanwhile, at Teitan High School, Ran hears Shinichi’s voice calling her name, begging her to flee.