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This article includes a list of various OVAs (Original Video Animation) released for the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' anime. This list includes ''Shonen Sunday'' releases, Magic File releases, ''Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories'', as well as other releases. They can also be called OAVs. | This article includes a list of various OVAs (Original Video Animation) released for the ''[[Detective Conan]]'' anime and other [[Gosho Aoyama]] works. This list includes ''Shonen Sunday'' releases, Magic File releases, ''Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories'', as well as other releases. They can also be called OAVs. | ||
== Regular OVAs == | == Detective Conan == | ||
=== Regular OVAs === | |||
Regular OVAs are released for a limited time through application service via ''Weekly Shonen Sunday'' magazine. The first 5 OVAs were released in VHS format; later ones were released in DVD format. The first 9 OVAs were contained in a DVD collection titled ''Secret File''. | Regular OVAs are released for a limited time through application service via ''Weekly Shonen Sunday'' magazine. The first 5 OVAs were released in VHS format; later ones were released in DVD format. The first 9 OVAs were contained in a DVD collection titled ''Secret File''. | ||
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=== Magic and Bonus Files === | === Magic and Bonus Files === | ||
Magic Files and Bonus Files are both movie-related DVDs sold exclusively at the Japanese convenience store chain 7-Eleven. The first one released in 2007 only contains old episodes, while the others released from 2008 to 2012 have OVAs linked to the movies. | Magic Files and Bonus Files are both movie-related DVDs sold exclusively at the Japanese convenience store chain 7-Eleven. The first one released in 2007 only contains old episodes, while the others released from 2008 to 2012 have OVAs linked to the movies. | ||
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{{OVAItem|6|''[[Bonus File 1: Flower of Fantasista]]''|April 14, 2012<ref>https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/magic_file/06.shtml</ref>| | {{OVAItem|6|''[[Bonus File 1: Flower of Fantasista]]''|April 14, 2012<ref>https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/magic_file/06.shtml</ref>| | ||
|summary=A week after losing a close match in their middle school soccer championships, Shinichi's team finds a mysterious list of written criticisms in their teamroom, critiquing each member on their skills. Shinichi is able to discover the 'culprit', but is there something else the creator wishes to do?}} | |summary=A week after losing a close match in their middle school soccer championships, Shinichi's team finds a mysterious list of written criticisms in their teamroom, critiquing each member on their skills. Shinichi is able to discover the 'culprit', but is there something else the creator wishes to do?}} | ||
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|pchar=The short OVA unveils Amuro's phone number and secrets behind his everyday life. | |pchar=The short OVA unveils Amuro's phone number and secrets behind his everyday life. | ||
|summary=A promotional two-part OVA featuring Rei Furuya being filmed by Yuya Kazami and introducing himself for ''[[Zero the Enforcer]]''.}} | |summary=A promotional two-part OVA featuring Rei Furuya being filmed by Yuya Kazami and introducing himself for ''[[Zero the Enforcer]]''.}} | ||
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== ''Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories'' == | |||
{{main|Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories}} | |||
This OVA series was adapated from ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories]]''. The OVA has 2 parts, each with 3 episodes. The first part was aired by Yomiuri TV on December 24, 1998, before released in VHS on March 17, 1999. The second part was released directly in VHS format on December 22, 1999. | |||
{{BeginTable OVA}} | |||
{{OVAItem|1|''[[Wait For Me]]''|December 24, 1998| | |||
|summary=Yutaka Takai, teen genius, sick of being called young and small decides to use a time machine to become a better guy for his girlfriend, Mamiko Abe. Things take a turn for the worse when Mamiko uses the time machine instead and everyone in town begins to forget she ever existed. Mamiko told Yutaka to "Wait for me", but how long will he have to wait to see her again?}} | |||
{{OVAItem|2|''[[The Wandering Red Butterfly]]''|December 24, 1998| | |||
|summary=[[Yusaku Kudo]] has received a message from his wife, [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko]]. She wants him to find out where she is, for a date, as well as test his detective skills. Can Yusaku find out where his wife is?}} | |||
{{OVAItem|3|''[[The Santa Claus of Summer]]''|December 24, 1998| | |||
|summary=Keisuke Hara, recently dumped by his girlfriend, accidentally receives an activation card disguised as a telephone card for a weaponized satellite system. Keisuke accidentally triggers a countdown of 24 hours for the satellite when he tries leaving a pager message for his ex-girlfriend. Much to the actual owner of the card's dismay, Keisuke was drunk at the time and doesn't remember what he set the passcode number as. Can the man make Keisuke remember before Earth is destroyed by the satellite?}} | |||
{{OVAItem|4|''[[Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy]]''|December 22, 1999<ref name="gacss">https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/video/gosho_aoyama.shtml</ref>| | |||
|summary=A girl is being chased by some mysterious men clothed in black. In desperation, she runs up the fire escape to a building and coincidentally finds a detective agency belonging to George Kirishima. George is no ordinary detective. He's extremely small, and able to stand on the girl's shoulder without much burden. When the mysterious men chase break into the agency, George helps the girl escape just in time using a secret trapdoor in his bathroom. Who are these mysterious men? Who sent them, and what is the girl's role?}} | |||
{{OVAItem|5|''[[The Ten Planets in the Night Sky]]''|December 22, 1999<ref name="gacss">https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/video/gosho_aoyama.shtml</ref>| | |||
|summary=There is trouble brewing at the publishing magazine office where Yusaku Kudo works... he is nowhere to be found! Yukiko realizes that he must have done this on purpose, and tries to decipher the clues Yusaku has left behind. Can Yukiko figure out Yusaku's whereabouts? Also, is her little baby son, Shinichi, trying to give her clues?}} | |||
{{OVAItem|6|[[Play It Again (Anime)|''Play It Again]]''|December 22, 1999<ref name="gacss">https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/video/gosho_aoyama.shtml</ref>| | |||
|summary=Sanjuro Tsurugi, an 80 year old man, was granted his wish to be younger by a mystical cherry blossom tree. While enjoying his youth the second time around, he must use his powerful secret sword technique to protect his granddaughter from a player.}} | |||
{{OVAItem|Extra<ref name="gacss">https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/video/gosho_aoyama.shtml</ref>|''[[The Mysterious Murder Plan (The Making of Conan)]]''|December 22, 1999<ref name="gacss">https://conan.aga-search.com/dvd/video/gosho_aoyama.shtml</ref>| | |||
|summary=The Detective Boys are walking along and overhear some people talking about a murder plan, and a weapon. They tell Conan, whom reassures them that nothing is wrong via the badge. They go through the building where the "suspects" are at, and learn about the ways that Detective Conan episodes are created, and the way the voice actors provide their voices, as well as view the meeting room where the murders and plots are planned out. After they finally understand what is going on, they meet Conan outside of the building, for he has a case for them!}} | |||
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== Yaiba == | |||
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{{OVAItem|-|''[[Yaiba (pilot OVA)]]''|1991|| | |||
|summary=A 13-minutes-long pilot OVA of the first adaptation of Yaiba, [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba]].}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:58, 6 July 2026
This article includes a list of various OVAs (Original Video Animation) released for the Detective Conan anime and other Gosho Aoyama works. This list includes Shonen Sunday releases, Magic File releases, Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories, as well as other releases. They can also be called OAVs.
Detective Conan
Regular OVAs
Regular OVAs are released for a limited time through application service via Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine. The first 5 OVAs were released in VHS format; later ones were released in DVD format. The first 9 OVAs were contained in a DVD collection titled Secret File.
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| 1 | Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba - The Grand Battle for the Treasure Sword!! | October 11, 2000[1][2] |  
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| Conan has begun reading a manga series that he has borrowed from Mitsuhiko. Later, Kaitou Kid plans to steal a sword treasured by the Mine family, from Gosho Aoyama's Yaiba manga. But Conan begins to notice some strange oddities in this case...
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1.
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| Conan has begun reading a manga series that he has borrowed from Mitsuhiko. Later, Kaitou Kid plans to steal a sword treasured by the Mine family, from Gosho Aoyama's Yaiba manga. But Conan begins to notice some strange oddities in this case...
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1.
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| 2 | 16 Suspects!? | January 16, 2002[3] | 
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| Conan, Ran, Kogoro, and many of their friends, are invited to Shiratori's villa for a gathering and a small party. Shiratori shows off his prized wine, including his most expensive vintage, for later service to his guests. However, this very wine is later found smashed, and no one knows who among the 16 guests is the culprit.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1.
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| Conan, Ran, Kogoro, and many of their friends, are invited to Shiratori's villa for a gathering and a small party. Shiratori shows off his prized wine, including his most expensive vintage, for later service to his guests. However, this very wine is later found smashed, and no one knows who among the 16 guests is the culprit.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1.
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| 3 | Conan, Heiji, and the Vanished Boy | March 12, 2003[4] | |||||||
| Conan and Ran visit Kazuha and Heiji in Osaka, and Conan meets three people who look a lot like the Detective Boys, but only with some changes in looks and character. They are looking for a friend of theirs who has gone missing. Can Conan and Heiji find the boy before something bad happens to him?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1. | |||||||||
| Conan and Ran visit Kazuha and Heiji in Osaka, and Conan meets three people who look a lot like the Detective Boys, but only with some changes in looks and character. They are looking for a friend of theirs who has gone missing. Can Conan and Heiji find the boy before something bad happens to him?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 1. | |||||||||
| 4 | Conan, Kid, and the Crystal Mother | March 3, 2004[5] | 
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| Conan and Ran are on a train, and Inspector Ginzo Nakamori, Kaito Kuroba, and Aoko Nakamori are all on the same train. Conan hears that Ginzo is there to stop the Kaitou Kid from stealing a rare crystal jewel. Can Kaitou really steal the jewel with Aoko on the same train as him, and what happens when Conan learns that another person is trying to steal the jewel for themselves?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 2.
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| Conan and Ran are on a train, and Inspector Ginzo Nakamori, Kaito Kuroba, and Aoko Nakamori are all on the same train. Conan hears that Ginzo is there to stop the Kaitou Kid from stealing a rare crystal jewel. Can Kaitou really steal the jewel with Aoko on the same train as him, and what happens when Conan learns that another person is trying to steal the jewel for themselves?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 2.
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| 5 | The Target is Kogoro!! The Detective Boys' Secret Report | March 9, 2005[6] | |||||||
| The Detective Boys' project in school is to follow someone with a job around, and present a report to their class. The Detective Boys choose Kogoro Mouri, who is rather unwilling to contribute to the class project. But when a simple observation turns into a kidnapping and blackmail case, Kogoro demonstrates a rare and inspiring air of professionalism.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 2. | |||||||||
| The Detective Boys' project in school is to follow someone with a job around, and present a report to their class. The Detective Boys choose Kogoro Mouri, who is rather unwilling to contribute to the class project. But when a simple observation turns into a kidnapping and blackmail case, Kogoro demonstrates a rare and inspiring air of professionalism.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 2. | |||||||||
| 6 | Follow the Vanished Diamond! Conan & Heiji vs. Kid! | March 15, 2006[7] | 
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| A diamond thief accidentally calls the Mouri Detective Agency, and calls Conan. The thief sounds exactly like Heiji, only with no Kansai accent, so Conan calls Heiji over to their home to call everyone with a number similar to theirs, to see if anyone responds. After meeting up with Inspector Ginzo Nakamori, Heiji, Conan, and Ginzo all confront the person who lost the diamond, and then chase after the real thief. But what happens if there is also ANOTHER person looking for the diamond?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 3.
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| A diamond thief accidentally calls the Mouri Detective Agency, and calls Conan. The thief sounds exactly like Heiji, only with no Kansai accent, so Conan calls Heiji over to their home to call everyone with a number similar to theirs, to see if anyone responds. After meeting up with Inspector Ginzo Nakamori, Heiji, Conan, and Ginzo all confront the person who lost the diamond, and then chase after the real thief. But what happens if there is also ANOTHER person looking for the diamond?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 3.
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| 7 | A Challenge from Agasa! Agasa vs. Conan and the Detective Boys | March 14, 2007[8] | |||||||
| Professor Agasa has a challenge that he has written up for the Detective Boys, and he jokingly pretends that he is kidnapped. However, thinks take a bad turn when he is really kidnapped, and Conan and the Detective Boys do their best to find out where he is. However, their chances are very low as Agasa's glasses are gone, so he cannot see all that well when describing the things around him.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 3. | |||||||||
| Professor Agasa has a challenge that he has written up for the Detective Boys, and he jokingly pretends that he is kidnapped. However, thinks take a bad turn when he is really kidnapped, and Conan and the Detective Boys do their best to find out where he is. However, their chances are very low as Agasa's glasses are gone, so he cannot see all that well when describing the things around him.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 3. | |||||||||
| 8 | The Casebook of Female High-School Detective Sonoko Suzuki | March 12, 2008[9] |
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| Sonoko volunteers to write and direct a play for her local church's charity, wanting to also be the star of the play. She decides to make it a murder mystery, where she outsmarts Kogoro. However, after telling a portion of the play to Ran, Conan, and the Detective Boys, Haibara finds a lot of flaws in the plot, including a serious lack of evidence which would expose the murderer. Can Conan and the Detective Boys help Sonoko write her play by that night? Also, what happens when Ran decides to call a certain famous high school detective for advice?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 4.
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| Sonoko volunteers to write and direct a play for her local church's charity, wanting to also be the star of the play. She decides to make it a murder mystery, where she outsmarts Kogoro. However, after telling a portion of the play to Ran, Conan, and the Detective Boys, Haibara finds a lot of flaws in the plot, including a serious lack of evidence which would expose the murderer. Can Conan and the Detective Boys help Sonoko write her play by that night? Also, what happens when Ran decides to call a certain famous high school detective for advice?
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 4.
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| 9 | The Stranger from Ten Years Later | April 15, 2009[10] |
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| Conan has a cold, and he is stuck in bed, sick, and unable to go to school. While resting, he overhears Sonoko telling Ran to dump Shinichi and date someone else, because he is never around. Conan gets angry and goes to Agasa's house, where Haibara announces that she has an antidote for him to try out. He takes it and passes out, but when he awakes, he finds that not only he, but also the world around him has aged 10 years, and that Ran is considering marriage to Tomoaki Araide.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 4.
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| Conan has a cold, and he is stuck in bed, sick, and unable to go to school. While resting, he overhears Sonoko telling Ran to dump Shinichi and date someone else, because he is never around. Conan gets angry and goes to Agasa's house, where Haibara announces that she has an antidote for him to try out. He takes it and passes out, but when he awakes, he finds that not only he, but also the world around him has aged 10 years, and that Ran is considering marriage to Tomoaki Araide.
It is contained in Secret File Vol. 4.
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| 10 | Kid in Trap Island | April 14, 2010[11] |
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| Kid is on his latest heist on Koyakejima Island when the Detective Boys knock him out of the sky and crashes to a tree in a forest. Mistaken as Shinichi Kudo by Genta, Ayumi, and Mitsuhiko, he must go with the kids to capture Kid (i.e. himself). But unexpected things happen, and the foursome ends up stumbling upon a big discovery.
It is contained in no Secret File yet.
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| Kid is on his latest heist on Koyakejima Island when the Detective Boys knock him out of the sky and crashes to a tree in a forest. Mistaken as Shinichi Kudo by Genta, Ayumi, and Mitsuhiko, he must go with the kids to capture Kid (i.e. himself). But unexpected things happen, and the foursome ends up stumbling upon a big discovery.
It is contained in no Secret File yet.
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| 11 | A Secret Order From London | April 13, 2011[12] |
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| While Conan/Shinichi, Professor Agasa, Ran and her father travel to London, Haibara spends her days at Ayumi's home. But while the two girls prepare for a shopping trip, Mitsuhiko makes a startling discovery in one of his sister's old fashion magazines...while the girls have a sinister, black-clad pursuer on their heels. And what has Subaru Okiya to do with all this?
It is contained in no Secret File yet.
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| While Conan/Shinichi, Professor Agasa, Ran and her father travel to London, Haibara spends her days at Ayumi's home. But while the two girls prepare for a shopping trip, Mitsuhiko makes a startling discovery in one of his sister's old fashion magazines...while the girls have a sinister, black-clad pursuer on their heels. And what has Subaru Okiya to do with all this?
It is contained in no Secret File yet.
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| 12 | The Miracle of Excalibur | April 11, 2012[13] | |||||||
| Agasa and a friend of his, who coaches a baseball team, come up with a plan to cheer up the only girl on the team after being continuously bullied by the boys. Conan and Haibara are with them.
It is contained in no Secret File yet. | |||||||||
| Agasa and a friend of his, who coaches a baseball team, come up with a plan to cheer up the only girl on the team after being continuously bullied by the boys. Conan and Haibara are with them.
It is contained in no Secret File yet. | |||||||||
Magic and Bonus Files
Magic Files and Bonus Files are both movie-related DVDs sold exclusively at the Japanese convenience store chain 7-Eleven. The first one released in 2007 only contains old episodes, while the others released from 2008 to 2012 have OVAs linked to the movies.
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
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| 1 | Magic File | April 11, 2007[14] | |||||
| No new material in this Magic File, which only contained episodes 132-134, 196, 266-268, and 291-293. | |||||||
| No new material in this Magic File, which only contained episodes 132-134, 196, 266-268, and 291-293. | |||||||
| 2 | Magic File 2: Shinichi Kudo, The Case of the Mysterious Wall and the Black Lab | April 19, 2008[15] | |||||
| Shinichi Kudo is playing soccer in the park. While there, he sees a man who is trying to confirm his alibi for when his Grandmother was murdered, as he was drunk and passed out in the park at the time, but has no one that can verify his alibi, and he is the prime suspect. Shinichi decides to help. Due getting so concentrated in this case, Shinichi gets into a big fight with Ran Mouri, the longest fight they've ever been in. After Shinichi helps solve the case, both him and Ran and shown walking home from school, both wanting to end the fighting. They both see cherry blossom's, and hear someone sing "Amazing Grace", which ends the week long fight between the two. And Conan narrates how he didn't realize that song was going how this will help in a case 3 years later. | |||||||
| Shinichi Kudo is playing soccer in the park. While there, he sees a man who is trying to confirm his alibi for when his Grandmother was murdered, as he was drunk and passed out in the park at the time, but has no one that can verify his alibi, and he is the prime suspect. Shinichi decides to help. Due getting so concentrated in this case, Shinichi gets into a big fight with Ran Mouri, the longest fight they've ever been in. After Shinichi helps solve the case, both him and Ran and shown walking home from school, both wanting to end the fighting. They both see cherry blossom's, and hear someone sing "Amazing Grace", which ends the week long fight between the two. And Conan narrates how he didn't realize that song was going how this will help in a case 3 years later. | |||||||
| 3 | Magic File 3: Shinichi and Ran, Memories of Mahjong Tiles and Tanabata | April 18, 2009[16] | |||||
| Kogoro is playing mahjong with his friends, while Conan watches him. After Kogoro embarrasses himself and loses, Conan relays the story to Agasa, Haibara, and the Detective Boys. The Detective Boys are then taught by Conan, Haibara, and Agasa, the rules of mahjong. The next day, Conan and Ran both try to help Kogoro in winning, to no avail. Ran and Conan play with other unused mahjong tiles. One of Kogoro's friends who is not playing brings in a bamboo tree, which is used in Tanabata festivals, and this leads Ran to remembering an old Tanabata festival from when her and Shinichi were younger. Ran relays a story to both Conan and Kogoro's friend, about how she wished that Eri and Kogoro would get back together, and her wish had indeed came true, for only one day, before they fought again. A mean kid from her class makes fun of Ran for having separated parents, and while Sonoko comes to Ran's aid, Shinichi just silently listens. Later, he bribes the kid with a photo of Ran (The boy had a crush on her,) to help show Eri the card with Ran's wish on it, as a way for the boy to make up for how he treated her. After the story, a man at the mahjong game gets angry and leaves, thinking that Kogoro has left a message for him with unused tiles. This leads to Conan narrating about how he remembers a case involving a serial killer and mahjong tiles. The next day, Conan agrees to go bug hunting with the Detective Boys. | |||||||
| Kogoro is playing mahjong with his friends, while Conan watches him. After Kogoro embarrasses himself and loses, Conan relays the story to Agasa, Haibara, and the Detective Boys. The Detective Boys are then taught by Conan, Haibara, and Agasa, the rules of mahjong. The next day, Conan and Ran both try to help Kogoro in winning, to no avail. Ran and Conan play with other unused mahjong tiles. One of Kogoro's friends who is not playing brings in a bamboo tree, which is used in Tanabata festivals, and this leads Ran to remembering an old Tanabata festival from when her and Shinichi were younger. Ran relays a story to both Conan and Kogoro's friend, about how she wished that Eri and Kogoro would get back together, and her wish had indeed came true, for only one day, before they fought again. A mean kid from her class makes fun of Ran for having separated parents, and while Sonoko comes to Ran's aid, Shinichi just silently listens. Later, he bribes the kid with a photo of Ran (The boy had a crush on her,) to help show Eri the card with Ran's wish on it, as a way for the boy to make up for how he treated her. After the story, a man at the mahjong game gets angry and leaves, thinking that Kogoro has left a message for him with unused tiles. This leads to Conan narrating about how he remembers a case involving a serial killer and mahjong tiles. The next day, Conan agrees to go bug hunting with the Detective Boys. | |||||||
| 4 | Magic File 4: The Osaka Okonomiyaki Odyssey | April 17, 2010[17] | |||||
| Heiji narrates that after the day of the airship hijacking incident, Conan, Heiji, and Kazuha attempt to head to an okonomiyaki restaurant before Conan has to leave Osaka. After getting past a talkative neighbor, a group of students challenging Heiji's deduction abilities, and crossing a busy street, the three run into a woman who asks them to take care of her baby, Kaoru. After the women disappears for a long period of time, Heiji realizes that the baby wearing female clothing is actually a boy and deduces that the woman kidnapped the infant. The woman soon returns and explains she found her missing husband, Hikaru, and had to chase him down. Hikaru explains he left their home after learning his Kaoru was not his. Conan and Heiji realize whats going on when that the names Hikaru and Kaoru were characters from the book The Tale of Genji. Heiji explains that the Hikaru must have overheard his wife say that in the book, Kaoru is not Hikaru Genji's son. After sorting out the misunderstanding, the three continue on their trip until Conan receives a phone call from Ran telling him they have to leave thirty minutes earlier than expected and thus forces Conan to leave without eating. | |||||||
| Heiji narrates that after the day of the airship hijacking incident, Conan, Heiji, and Kazuha attempt to head to an okonomiyaki restaurant before Conan has to leave Osaka. After getting past a talkative neighbor, a group of students challenging Heiji's deduction abilities, and crossing a busy street, the three run into a woman who asks them to take care of her baby, Kaoru. After the women disappears for a long period of time, Heiji realizes that the baby wearing female clothing is actually a boy and deduces that the woman kidnapped the infant. The woman soon returns and explains she found her missing husband, Hikaru, and had to chase him down. Hikaru explains he left their home after learning his Kaoru was not his. Conan and Heiji realize whats going on when that the names Hikaru and Kaoru were characters from the book The Tale of Genji. Heiji explains that the Hikaru must have overheard his wife say that in the book, Kaoru is not Hikaru Genji's son. After sorting out the misunderstanding, the three continue on their trip until Conan receives a phone call from Ran telling him they have to leave thirty minutes earlier than expected and thus forces Conan to leave without eating. | |||||||
| 5 | Magic File 5: Niigata~Tokyo Souvenir Capriccio | April 16, 2011[18] | |||||
| After the snow kingdom trip, the Detective Boys and Sonoko realize their gifts for the others were switched. Heiji who is visiting Conan, goes over the returning trip in order to deduce when the switch occurred. After the retelling, Sonoko reveals she marked her box the moment she left the store and causes them to realize the souvenir shop owner mistakenly switched their gifts. As Heiji prepares to leave, he notices Kogoro and Ran's gifts for Shinichi and Yoko then exchanges the labels as a prank to Conan. | |||||||
| After the snow kingdom trip, the Detective Boys and Sonoko realize their gifts for the others were switched. Heiji who is visiting Conan, goes over the returning trip in order to deduce when the switch occurred. After the retelling, Sonoko reveals she marked her box the moment she left the store and causes them to realize the souvenir shop owner mistakenly switched their gifts. As Heiji prepares to leave, he notices Kogoro and Ran's gifts for Shinichi and Yoko then exchanges the labels as a prank to Conan. | |||||||
| 6 | Bonus File 1: Flower of Fantasista | April 14, 2012[19] | |||||
| A week after losing a close match in their middle school soccer championships, Shinichi's team finds a mysterious list of written criticisms in their teamroom, critiquing each member on their skills. Shinichi is able to discover the 'culprit', but is there something else the creator wishes to do? | |||||||
| A week after losing a close match in their middle school soccer championships, Shinichi's team finds a mysterious list of written criticisms in their teamroom, critiquing each member on their skills. Shinichi is able to discover the 'culprit', but is there something else the creator wishes to do? | |||||||
Shogakukan Illustrated Encyclopedia Series
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
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| 1 | Let's Try a Curious Experiment! | July 26, 1998 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia Science Museum. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia Science Museum. | |||||||
| 2 | The Mysterious Written Invitation Case | September 9, 1998 | |||||
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| 3 | Let's Experience the Jomon Period! | June 25, 1999 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia History Museum. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia History Museum. | |||||||
| 4 | The Internet - The Mysterious E-mail Case | June 23, 2000 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia 2nd Edition (WOW!). | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia 2nd Edition (WOW!). | |||||||
| 5 | A Written Challenge from the Pyramids! | June 22, 2001 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's World Heritage Wonder Expedition Encyclopedia WONDER-PAL. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's World Heritage Wonder Expedition Encyclopedia WONDER-PAL. | |||||||
| 6 | Chase the Mysterious Comet Monster! | November 9, 2001 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia Universe Museum. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's 21st Century Children's Encyclopedia Universe Museum. | |||||||
| 7 | Approaching the Mystery of the Ancient Dinosaurs! | June 21, 2002 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan Illustrated Book NEO 4-Volume Set. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan Illustrated Book NEO 4-Volume Set. | |||||||
| 8 | Solve the Mystery of Heatstroke | September 2002 (production) | |||||
| Educational VHS for elementary school produced in cooperation with Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Not for sale. | |||||||
| Educational VHS for elementary school produced in cooperation with Otsuka Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Not for sale. | |||||||
| 9 | City Exploration! Get the Animal Mark! | June 20, 2003 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's Free Research and Exciting Expedition Encyclopedia. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix VHS of Shogakukan's Free Research and Exciting Expedition Encyclopedia. | |||||||
| 10 | Crime Prevention Guide | 2008 | |||||
| Crime prevention educational DVD for children. Not for sale. | |||||||
| Crime prevention educational DVD for children. Not for sale. | |||||||
| 11 | A Large Collection of Surprising Creatures! | June 15, 2013 | |||||
| Sold as an appendix DVD of Shogakukan's Illustrated Book NEO series. | |||||||
| Sold as an appendix DVD of Shogakukan's Illustrated Book NEO series. | |||||||
Detective Conan vs. Wooo
This series of OVAs was designed to help advertise the Wooo line of televisions by showing off some of their features in these episodes. Each episode is 7 minutes apiece, and they're available for the web only.
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
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| 1 | Fatuous Detective!? Kogoro Mouri | April 22, 2011[20] | |||||
| A web-only story, this short OVA tells how Kogoro appears to have become a brilliant detective. | |||||||
| A web-only story, this short OVA tells how Kogoro appears to have become a brilliant detective. | |||||||
| 2 | Television Personality Maomi Yuki's Worries | June 23, 2011[20] | |||||
| A web-only story, this short OVA tells how famous idol Maomi Yuki comes to the agency in need of assistance because of family troubles. | |||||||
| A web-only story, this short OVA tells how famous idol Maomi Yuki comes to the agency in need of assistance because of family troubles. | |||||||
Others
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | Amuro Secret Call | October 3, 2018 (DVD/Blu-ray) |
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A promotional two-part OVA featuring Rei Furuya being filmed by Yuya Kazami and introducing himself for Zero the Enforcer.
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A promotional two-part OVA featuring Rei Furuya being filmed by Yuya Kazami and introducing himself for Zero the Enforcer.
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Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories
This OVA series was adapated from Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories. The OVA has 2 parts, each with 3 episodes. The first part was aired by Yomiuri TV on December 24, 1998, before released in VHS on March 17, 1999. The second part was released directly in VHS format on December 22, 1999.
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wait For Me | December 24, 1998 | |||||
| Yutaka Takai, teen genius, sick of being called young and small decides to use a time machine to become a better guy for his girlfriend, Mamiko Abe. Things take a turn for the worse when Mamiko uses the time machine instead and everyone in town begins to forget she ever existed. Mamiko told Yutaka to "Wait for me", but how long will he have to wait to see her again? | |||||||
| Yutaka Takai, teen genius, sick of being called young and small decides to use a time machine to become a better guy for his girlfriend, Mamiko Abe. Things take a turn for the worse when Mamiko uses the time machine instead and everyone in town begins to forget she ever existed. Mamiko told Yutaka to "Wait for me", but how long will he have to wait to see her again? | |||||||
| 2 | The Wandering Red Butterfly | December 24, 1998 | |||||
| Yusaku Kudo has received a message from his wife, Yukiko. She wants him to find out where she is, for a date, as well as test his detective skills. Can Yusaku find out where his wife is? | |||||||
| Yusaku Kudo has received a message from his wife, Yukiko. She wants him to find out where she is, for a date, as well as test his detective skills. Can Yusaku find out where his wife is? | |||||||
| 3 | The Santa Claus of Summer | December 24, 1998 | |||||
| Keisuke Hara, recently dumped by his girlfriend, accidentally receives an activation card disguised as a telephone card for a weaponized satellite system. Keisuke accidentally triggers a countdown of 24 hours for the satellite when he tries leaving a pager message for his ex-girlfriend. Much to the actual owner of the card's dismay, Keisuke was drunk at the time and doesn't remember what he set the passcode number as. Can the man make Keisuke remember before Earth is destroyed by the satellite? | |||||||
| Keisuke Hara, recently dumped by his girlfriend, accidentally receives an activation card disguised as a telephone card for a weaponized satellite system. Keisuke accidentally triggers a countdown of 24 hours for the satellite when he tries leaving a pager message for his ex-girlfriend. Much to the actual owner of the card's dismay, Keisuke was drunk at the time and doesn't remember what he set the passcode number as. Can the man make Keisuke remember before Earth is destroyed by the satellite? | |||||||
| 4 | Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy | December 22, 1999[21] | |||||
| A girl is being chased by some mysterious men clothed in black. In desperation, she runs up the fire escape to a building and coincidentally finds a detective agency belonging to George Kirishima. George is no ordinary detective. He's extremely small, and able to stand on the girl's shoulder without much burden. When the mysterious men chase break into the agency, George helps the girl escape just in time using a secret trapdoor in his bathroom. Who are these mysterious men? Who sent them, and what is the girl's role? | |||||||
| A girl is being chased by some mysterious men clothed in black. In desperation, she runs up the fire escape to a building and coincidentally finds a detective agency belonging to George Kirishima. George is no ordinary detective. He's extremely small, and able to stand on the girl's shoulder without much burden. When the mysterious men chase break into the agency, George helps the girl escape just in time using a secret trapdoor in his bathroom. Who are these mysterious men? Who sent them, and what is the girl's role? | |||||||
| 5 | The Ten Planets in the Night Sky | December 22, 1999[21] | |||||
| There is trouble brewing at the publishing magazine office where Yusaku Kudo works... he is nowhere to be found! Yukiko realizes that he must have done this on purpose, and tries to decipher the clues Yusaku has left behind. Can Yukiko figure out Yusaku's whereabouts? Also, is her little baby son, Shinichi, trying to give her clues? | |||||||
| There is trouble brewing at the publishing magazine office where Yusaku Kudo works... he is nowhere to be found! Yukiko realizes that he must have done this on purpose, and tries to decipher the clues Yusaku has left behind. Can Yukiko figure out Yusaku's whereabouts? Also, is her little baby son, Shinichi, trying to give her clues? | |||||||
| 6 | Play It Again | December 22, 1999[21] | |||||
| Sanjuro Tsurugi, an 80 year old man, was granted his wish to be younger by a mystical cherry blossom tree. While enjoying his youth the second time around, he must use his powerful secret sword technique to protect his granddaughter from a player. | |||||||
| Sanjuro Tsurugi, an 80 year old man, was granted his wish to be younger by a mystical cherry blossom tree. While enjoying his youth the second time around, he must use his powerful secret sword technique to protect his granddaughter from a player. | |||||||
| Extra[21] | The Mysterious Murder Plan (The Making of Conan) | December 22, 1999[21] | |||||
| The Detective Boys are walking along and overhear some people talking about a murder plan, and a weapon. They tell Conan, whom reassures them that nothing is wrong via the badge. They go through the building where the "suspects" are at, and learn about the ways that Detective Conan episodes are created, and the way the voice actors provide their voices, as well as view the meeting room where the murders and plots are planned out. After they finally understand what is going on, they meet Conan outside of the building, for he has a case for them! | |||||||
| The Detective Boys are walking along and overhear some people talking about a murder plan, and a weapon. They tell Conan, whom reassures them that nothing is wrong via the badge. They go through the building where the "suspects" are at, and learn about the ways that Detective Conan episodes are created, and the way the voice actors provide their voices, as well as view the meeting room where the murders and plots are planned out. After they finally understand what is going on, they meet Conan outside of the building, for he has a case for them! | |||||||
Yaiba
| OVA | Title | Original airdate | English airdate | Plot | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | Yaiba (pilot OVA) | 1991 | |||||
| A 13-minutes-long pilot OVA of the first adaptation of Yaiba, Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba. | |||||||
| A 13-minutes-long pilot OVA of the first adaptation of Yaiba, Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba. | |||||||
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