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== The Body in the Locked Room Bombing Case == | == The Body in the Locked Room Bombing Case == | ||
=== File 5 - Part 1 === | === File 5 - Part 1 === | ||
On a warm night, Conan and Rachel decide to visit Dr. Agasa. When they walk inside his home, an mini explosion occurs, blowing smoke everywhere. Dr Agasa explains that he was trying to make a boiled egg by way of the microwave, but the egg exploded. With the doctor is his friend, 56-year-old former university professor Fumio Ezaki, fixing the microwave. | |||
After some time had past, Agasa worries that they return to the university, but Ezaki sternly objects, stating that the university’s laboratories are crammed up, adding on that the professor has all basic tools and household goods and basic necessities, all free of charge and can work at their own leisurely pace. Agasa states that tomorrow is the Imperial Science and Technology Award Ceremony and Party and he will be in attendance. Ezaki says he will be there as well along with three of his friend. | |||
The next day, the ceremony event and party takes place. Agasa, with Rachel and Conan in tow, meet Haruki Yukawa, the inaugural winner of the Imperial Science and Technology Award. His assistant, 30-year-old Susumi Endo, reminds Haruki that it’s time to take his medicine. Susumi hands over a glass of water and his medication; Haruki explains that he has been up all night writing his thesis and it’s caused his stomach to ache from time to time. He consumes his medication right there on the spot in front of everyone. | |||
Ezaki, who said he would be at the party, has yet to make his presence known, causing Agasa to grow concerned. Haruki states he may be opening the health labs with other students and dismissed Agasa’s concerns stating that Ezaki won’t miss a party. He even offers Agasa a desk at the labs if he wants. Agasa claims that best friends are rare and his circle of friends should be grateful to have met during their student days. | |||
Haruki is called to the stage to give a speech by the lovely 21-year-old university student Hiromi Suzuki, who passes a beautiful bouquet of flowers to him. | |||
The party comes to a peaceful end and everyone says their goodbyes before parting ways. Ezaki and Agasa are encouraged by the others to return to the campus more often. Ezaki realizes he left his lighter inside the research lab and asks Haruki for his key to retrieve it. Haruki decides to tag along with Ezaki to help the process. Endo suddenly realizes that forgot to ask Haruki about the preparation for tomorrow’s experiment. Hiromi suggests calling his cell phone, but the call goes straight to voicemail. The inside of the elevator is made of metal on 5 sides and the top is made of plastic; the call should have went through. Endo suggests that he’ll wait for Haruki to leave the elevator and then try again. Agasa, Conan, and Rachel take their leave. | |||
On the walk home, Agasa becomes emotional in a good way, praising Haruki for his hard work and dedication to the scientific studies. Haruki grew up poor in the rough parts of town, in the worst of conditions, with no parents to guide him on the right path. Agasa was grateful for their time together, but a loud explosion interrupts his speech and heartfelt moment. Conan wastes no time in running back to the building with Rachel and Agasa behind him. They see Hiromi and Endo outside, what appears to be, a literal blood soaked elevator. | |||
Getting closer to the scene, Conan discovers a grisly sight: an uninjured but deeply horrified Ezaki, covered in blood with the exception of his face, but it doesn’t belong to him, it belongs to Haruki, who has been gruesomely disemboweled, his literal intestines and guts are hanging out and sitting in his lap while pieces of his insides scatter on the elevator floor and his blood covered legs, Haruki’s face, also covered in blood, his corpse seated on the elevator floor in a massive pool of his own blood. The entire elevator is a literal blood bath. What is even wilder is the testimony of Ezaki: Haruki spontaneously combusted right before his very eyes. | |||
{{InfoBox Crime | |||
| crime = Murder | |||
| image = Haruki_death.jpeg | |||
| location = University elevator | |||
| victim = Haruki Yukawa | |||
| age = 57 years old | |||
| cause-death = Blood loss via disembowelment | |||
| suspects = Fumio Ezaki, Hirumi Suzuki, and Susumi Endo | |||
| description = A literal bloodbath awaits everyone. | |||
}} | |||
Doctor Agasa is nearly numb before being moved to tears at the sudden yet gruesome death of Haruki. As a sign of respect, Agasa closes Haruki’s eyes before being demanded by Conan to step away from the crime scene. Agasa begins to harden up as his sadness turns into anger, flat out accusing both Hiromi and Endo of this grisly incident. Both did possess the opportunity: Hiromi did give Haruki a bouquet of flowers before the crime and Endo did give Haruki a glass of water along with his medicine. Neither of these things had a bomb hidden. | |||
Despite Haruki being torn from literally inside out, Agasa hugs his dearly departed best friend and bids him a farewell to the afterlife. Conan menacingly growls at Agasa to step away from the crime scene so he may analyze any clues left behind. Seeing Agasa shed genuine tears in a full blown cry for a murdered friend sends rage down Conan’s spine, internally promising to expose the killer in this murder case of an unprecedented scale. | |||
=== File 6 - Part 2 === | === File 6 - Part 2 === | ||
=== People === | === People === | ||
{{BeginBox}} | |||
{{People|Fumio Ezaki|Fumio_Ezaki_SV17.jpeg| | |||
* 56 years old | |||
* University Professor}} | |||
{{EndBox}} | |||
{{People|Haruki Yukawa|Haruki_Yukawa_SV17.jpeg| | |||
* 57 years old | |||
* Victim (Disemboweled) | |||
* Award Recipient}} | |||
{{People|Susumi Endo|Susumi_endosv17.jpeg| | |||
* 30 years old | |||
* Haruki’s assistant}} | |||
{{People|Hirumi Suzuki|Hirumi_Suzukisv17.jpeg| | |||
* 21 years old | |||
*University student}} | |||
{{EndBox}} | |||
== The Figureless Kidnapper == | == The Figureless Kidnapper == | ||
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| Release date: | January 28, 2003 |
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| Original Work: | Gosho Aoyama |
| Manga: | Yutaka Abe, Denjiro Maru, Takahisa Taira |
| ISBN: | ISBN 4-09-142787-1 |
| Publisher: | Shogakukan |
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Special Volume 17 was released on January 28, 2003 in Japan.[1][2]
Cast
Gadgets
The Roaming Bullet
File 1 - Part 1
File 2 - Part 2
People
The Jewel in the Will
File 3
People
Empty Murder
File 4
People
The Body in the Locked Room Bombing Case
File 5 - Part 1
On a warm night, Conan and Rachel decide to visit Dr. Agasa. When they walk inside his home, an mini explosion occurs, blowing smoke everywhere. Dr Agasa explains that he was trying to make a boiled egg by way of the microwave, but the egg exploded. With the doctor is his friend, 56-year-old former university professor Fumio Ezaki, fixing the microwave.
After some time had past, Agasa worries that they return to the university, but Ezaki sternly objects, stating that the university’s laboratories are crammed up, adding on that the professor has all basic tools and household goods and basic necessities, all free of charge and can work at their own leisurely pace. Agasa states that tomorrow is the Imperial Science and Technology Award Ceremony and Party and he will be in attendance. Ezaki says he will be there as well along with three of his friend.
The next day, the ceremony event and party takes place. Agasa, with Rachel and Conan in tow, meet Haruki Yukawa, the inaugural winner of the Imperial Science and Technology Award. His assistant, 30-year-old Susumi Endo, reminds Haruki that it’s time to take his medicine. Susumi hands over a glass of water and his medication; Haruki explains that he has been up all night writing his thesis and it’s caused his stomach to ache from time to time. He consumes his medication right there on the spot in front of everyone.
Ezaki, who said he would be at the party, has yet to make his presence known, causing Agasa to grow concerned. Haruki states he may be opening the health labs with other students and dismissed Agasa’s concerns stating that Ezaki won’t miss a party. He even offers Agasa a desk at the labs if he wants. Agasa claims that best friends are rare and his circle of friends should be grateful to have met during their student days.
Haruki is called to the stage to give a speech by the lovely 21-year-old university student Hiromi Suzuki, who passes a beautiful bouquet of flowers to him.
The party comes to a peaceful end and everyone says their goodbyes before parting ways. Ezaki and Agasa are encouraged by the others to return to the campus more often. Ezaki realizes he left his lighter inside the research lab and asks Haruki for his key to retrieve it. Haruki decides to tag along with Ezaki to help the process. Endo suddenly realizes that forgot to ask Haruki about the preparation for tomorrow’s experiment. Hiromi suggests calling his cell phone, but the call goes straight to voicemail. The inside of the elevator is made of metal on 5 sides and the top is made of plastic; the call should have went through. Endo suggests that he’ll wait for Haruki to leave the elevator and then try again. Agasa, Conan, and Rachel take their leave.
On the walk home, Agasa becomes emotional in a good way, praising Haruki for his hard work and dedication to the scientific studies. Haruki grew up poor in the rough parts of town, in the worst of conditions, with no parents to guide him on the right path. Agasa was grateful for their time together, but a loud explosion interrupts his speech and heartfelt moment. Conan wastes no time in running back to the building with Rachel and Agasa behind him. They see Hiromi and Endo outside, what appears to be, a literal blood soaked elevator.
Getting closer to the scene, Conan discovers a grisly sight: an uninjured but deeply horrified Ezaki, covered in blood with the exception of his face, but it doesn’t belong to him, it belongs to Haruki, who has been gruesomely disemboweled, his literal intestines and guts are hanging out and sitting in his lap while pieces of his insides scatter on the elevator floor and his blood covered legs, Haruki’s face, also covered in blood, his corpse seated on the elevator floor in a massive pool of his own blood. The entire elevator is a literal blood bath. What is even wilder is the testimony of Ezaki: Haruki spontaneously combusted right before his very eyes.
Doctor Agasa is nearly numb before being moved to tears at the sudden yet gruesome death of Haruki. As a sign of respect, Agasa closes Haruki’s eyes before being demanded by Conan to step away from the crime scene. Agasa begins to harden up as his sadness turns into anger, flat out accusing both Hiromi and Endo of this grisly incident. Both did possess the opportunity: Hiromi did give Haruki a bouquet of flowers before the crime and Endo did give Haruki a glass of water along with his medicine. Neither of these things had a bomb hidden.
Despite Haruki being torn from literally inside out, Agasa hugs his dearly departed best friend and bids him a farewell to the afterlife. Conan menacingly growls at Agasa to step away from the crime scene so he may analyze any clues left behind. Seeing Agasa shed genuine tears in a full blown cry for a murdered friend sends rage down Conan’s spine, internally promising to expose the killer in this murder case of an unprecedented scale.
File 6 - Part 2
People
| Haruki Yukawa | |
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| Susumi Endo | |
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| Hirumi Suzuki | |
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The Figureless Kidnapper
File 7 - Part 1
File 8 - Part 2
People
The Lake Pension Murder Case
File 9 - Part 1
File 10 - Part 2
People
From Type O to Type A
File 11 - Part 1
File 12 - Part 2
People
Cover in other countries
References
- ^ "名探偵コナン 特別編コミックス". Koware Site Detective Conan Branch. http://www.koware.net/data_room/b_tokubetsuhen_data/tokubetsu_top.htm. Retrieved on 2010-06-26.
- ^ "名探偵コナン 特別編コミックリス". Mouri Kogoro Detective Agency. http://conan.aga-search.com/501-33-3tokubetsuhen.html. Retrieved on 2010-06-26.
See also
| Volumes of the Special Manga | ||
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| Volume 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 • 11 • 12 • 13 • 14 • 15 • 16 • 17 • 18 • 19 • 20 • 21 • 22 • 23 • 24 • 25 • 26 • 27 • 28 • 29 • 30 • 31 • 32 • 33 • 34 • 35 • 36 • 37 • 38 • 39 • 40 • 41 • 42 • 43 • 44 • 45 • 46 • 47 • 48 • 49 • 50 |