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| crime | | crime = Accident? | ||
| location | | location = Somewhere near the stairs at the abandoned temple | ||
| image | | image = EP1206Case1.jpg | ||
| victim | | victim = Takashi Koiwai | ||
| age | | age = 29 years old | ||
| cause-death | | cause-death = Falling down the stairs | ||
| suspects | | suspects = Ren Tsubota | ||
| description | | suspects-label = Suspect | ||
| description = Tsubota's words: Stop! Wait! catch the attention of Kogoro, Conan, and an old couple. Then a man is seen falling down the stairs near the bench the old couple are sitting at. | |||
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| description = Ren Tsubota mentions he saw Koiwai hitting Oshiba, but Conan is not convinced because the only things that he and the others near the bench knew were Tsubota's words. | | description = Ren Tsubota mentions he saw Koiwai hitting Oshiba, but Conan is not convinced because the only things that he and the others near the bench knew were Tsubota's words. | ||
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The man with an odd expression is Ren Tsubota, the one falling to his death is Takashi Koiwai, and the victim Tsubota was trying to help is Rokuro Oshiba. Oshiba was hit on both sides of his head, leading to inevitable death if his head wasn’t as tough as someone’s. By questioning Asao Sendagi, one of Koiwai’s friends, everyone learns that Koiwai hated Oshiba because the latter plagiarized one of his works and earned an award from that plagiarized work. However, Sendagi notes to everyone that Koiwai is not crazy enough to kill anyone. Koiwai’s motive is clear, but the way he executed the murder does not feel natural, so Megure orders his subordinates to find everything they can that is related to the crime. | The man with an odd expression is Ren Tsubota, the one falling to his death is Takashi Koiwai, and the victim Tsubota was trying to help is Rokuro Oshiba. Oshiba was hit on both sides of his head, leading to inevitable death if his head wasn’t as tough as [[The Man Who Was Killed Four Times|someone’s]]. By questioning Asao Sendagi, one of Koiwai’s friends, everyone learns that Koiwai hated Oshiba because the latter plagiarized one of his works and earned an award from that plagiarized work. However, Sendagi notes to everyone that Koiwai is not crazy enough to kill anyone. Koiwai’s motive is clear, but the way he executed the murder does not feel natural, so Megure orders his subordinates to find everything they can that is related to the crime. | ||
Kogoro and Conan also decide to investigate Koiwai themselves to help the police end the case. Conan finds a restaurant employee that is acquainted with Koiwai and contacts Kogoro as the Great Detective just finishes asking probably one of Koiwai’s neighbours. The employee recalls that she heard Koiwai discussing that he and someone else could make it work together, which could imply the existence of accomplice(s) responsible for Oshiba’s death. | Kogoro and Conan also decide to investigate Koiwai themselves to help the police end the case. Conan finds a restaurant employee that is acquainted with Koiwai and contacts Kogoro as the Great Detective just finishes asking probably one of Koiwai’s neighbours. The employee recalls that she heard Koiwai discussing that he and someone else could make it work together, which could imply the existence of accomplice(s) responsible for Oshiba’s death. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:23, 3 August 2026
(Int. Episode 1266)
(Korogeochite Kita Otoko)
Rikiya Koyama as Kogoro Mouri
Chafurin as Juzo Megure
Wataru Takagi as Wataru Takagi
Isshin Chiba as Kazunobu Chiba
Ryuzo Ishino as Hirunosuke Yanaka
Yoshiko Kamei as Sayo Nezu
Chihiro Suno as Restaurant employee
Kotomi Yamakawa as Girl
Takahiro Fujimoto as Rokuro Oshiba
Yusuke Kobayashi as Takashi Koiwai
Shinnosuke Ogami as Asao Sendagi
Takuya Masumoto as Ren Tsubota
The Man Who Came Falling Down (転げ落ちてきた男 Korogeochite Kita Otoko) is the 1206th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
At the bench near the stairs that lead to an abandoned temple, an old couple, named Hirunosuke Yanaka and Sayo Nezu, are talking about how each of them had a dream about the other one, when they see Kogoro and Conan looking for a notebook. The notebook has been kept by Nezu ever since she found it earlier this morning, and is then given back to Kogoro.
Suddenly, the four hear the voice of a man telling someone else: “Stop! Wait!” before seeing a man falling down from the stairs and going straight to the afterlife. Before Kogoro could assess anything further, the man that has said the words expresses his disbelief: “No way!” along with his odd facial expression. Still, the man asks if Kogoro can call another ambulance for another victim.
The man with an odd expression is Ren Tsubota, the one falling to his death is Takashi Koiwai, and the victim Tsubota was trying to help is Rokuro Oshiba. Oshiba was hit on both sides of his head, leading to inevitable death if his head wasn’t as tough as someone’s. By questioning Asao Sendagi, one of Koiwai’s friends, everyone learns that Koiwai hated Oshiba because the latter plagiarized one of his works and earned an award from that plagiarized work. However, Sendagi notes to everyone that Koiwai is not crazy enough to kill anyone. Koiwai’s motive is clear, but the way he executed the murder does not feel natural, so Megure orders his subordinates to find everything they can that is related to the crime.
Kogoro and Conan also decide to investigate Koiwai themselves to help the police end the case. Conan finds a restaurant employee that is acquainted with Koiwai and contacts Kogoro as the Great Detective just finishes asking probably one of Koiwai’s neighbours. The employee recalls that she heard Koiwai discussing that he and someone else could make it work together, which could imply the existence of accomplice(s) responsible for Oshiba’s death.
People
Resolution
Trivia
Gallery
In other languages
| Language | Title | Translation |
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 French (Subbed) |
L'Homme qui dégringola | The Man who fell down |
 German (Subbed) |
Der Mann, der heruntergefallen kam | The Man Who Came Falling Down |
 Korean |
굴러떨어진 남자 | The Man Who Came Falling Down |
See also
 Season 31 (2026)
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