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Later, Takagi is about to write reports of the criminal’s arrest on his notebook, formerly belonging to Date, when he flips to the page containing character strings his senior wrote. These strings remind him of a case that both were trying to solve, a case that Date promised to make a man out of Takagi. Both of them were returning from a stakeout that, even though failed, did give them a paper containing character strings to decode. Suddenly, [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|a car hit Date]], leading to his death while Takagi witnessed in horror. | Later, Takagi is about to write reports of the criminal’s arrest on his notebook, formerly belonging to Date, when he flips to the page containing character strings his senior wrote. These strings remind him of a case that both were trying to solve, a case that Date promised to make a man out of Takagi. Both of them were returning from a stakeout that, even though failed, did give them a paper containing character strings to decode. Suddenly, [[The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love|a car hit Date]], leading to his death while Takagi witnessed in horror. | ||
Takagi is snapped out of the flashback when Sato notices his expression; she gets a look at the strings before giving it to Conan, who wants to inspect it. Sato initially believes Takagi and Date were going to questionable locations since Date said he wanted to make a man out of the former, until Conan reassures them it was actually Café Poirot. At Poirot, Azusa welcomes all of them and offers glasses of water; Conan starts by explaining how he decoded the strings: | |||
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[[File:EP1109-1110-2.jpeg|thumb|left|200px|The material needed to decode the message.]] | [[File:EP1109-1110-2.jpeg|thumb|left|200px|The material needed to decode the message.]] | ||
# | #Calling the SMS center with a phone with a tone and a recorded message will play. | ||
# | #Following the instructions and enter the recipient's phone number. | ||
# | #Starting the message with '''*2*2''', compose the message with two numbers for each character according to this table, and finally end it with '''#s'''. | ||
[[File:EP1109-1110-3.jpeg|thumb|right|200px|The meaning of the code.]] | [[File:EP1109-1110-3.jpeg|thumb|right|200px|The meaning of the code.]] | ||
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Takagi wonders if this message had something to do with Date’s intention to make the man out of him. Amuro joins in the conversation and assumes that the deceased officer wanted him to actually solve a case on his own, Sato shares his viewpoint as she assumes Date would give all credit to Takagi after they both solved the case. Haibara finds the detail of including the outfit in the message interesting, which leads Conan to discover some pieces of tape under the table they, Sato and Takagi are sitting. He asks Azusa if she noticed anyone or anything suspicious around the table the four are sitting, to which she recalls there was a gaming console stuck under that table – the console was playing a game on sleeping mode when she found it, and she has been keeping it ever since. While Azusa retrieves the device, the four use this information to deduce that the person who was supposed to be inside to receive the message did not show up to do so. | |||
As Azusa comes out with the console, Takagi asks her if she saw anyone suspicious looking at the cafe. She mentions that every Sunday afternoon, there is always a black car that appears in front of the café for five minutes, and there is a yellow-haired boy who always makes some kind of hand gestures during those five minutes. The gesture he makes is to hold five fingers, then fold the thumb before folding the others, and he will do it again after reversing the sequence. Both Haibara and Conan recognize the gesture to be a signal for help originated from Canada. | |||
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| description = In that case, the witness testified that two men kidnapped the boy while he was playing with friends in the park. The next day, the perpetrator called and demanded 50 million yen in ransom and escaped when the police tracked him down. | | description = In that case, the witness testified that two men kidnapped the boy while he was playing with friends in the park. The next day, the perpetrator called and demanded 50 million yen in ransom and escaped when the police tracked him down. | ||
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The suspect in that case was initially thought to be a member of the Deisan gang, who was in a dispute with the aforementioned car manufacturer over land use rights, but Date became interested in the former leader of that gang named Natsufusa Kidou, who was in huge debt due to gambling at the time. After the ransom call, the two of them began to follow him, but Kidou ended up being severely beaten by a drunk man and was taken to the hospital. Kidou also seems to have accidentally left a note, which Date copied while waiting for the forensics to arrive, '''and since the kidnappers didn't have any information afterwards''', we can confirm that Kidou '''was''' one of the two perpetrators of the above kidnapping. That also means that Kidou's henchman had blindly followed his orders because the henchman had no idea about his death. It just so happens that today is Sunday, but they only have 5 minutes left until the transaction time so calling the police won't be enough time. And it seems like everyone is going to carry out the plan to rescue the boy. | The suspect in that case was initially thought to be a member of the Deisan gang, who was in a dispute with the aforementioned car manufacturer over land use rights, but Date became interested in the former leader of that gang named Natsufusa Kidou, who was in huge debt due to gambling at the time. After the ransom call, the two of them began to follow him, but Kidou ended up being severely beaten by a drunk man and was taken to the hospital. Kidou also seems to have accidentally left a note, which Date copied while waiting for the forensics to arrive, '''and since the kidnappers didn't have any information afterwards''', we can confirm that Kidou '''was''' one of the two perpetrators of the above kidnapping. That also means that Kidou's henchman had blindly followed his orders because the henchman had no idea about his death. It just so happens that today is Sunday, but they only have 5 minutes left until the transaction time so calling the police won't be enough time. And it seems like everyone is going to carry out the plan to rescue the boy. | ||
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(Int. Episode 1167-1168)
(Takagi to Date to Techō no Yakusoku)
January 13, 2024 (Part 2)
7.4% (Part 2)
Toothpicks (Part 2)
• Masatomo Sudo
1109:
• Miho Tanaka
• Yui Ushinohama
• Marie Nagano
• Kana Aoki
• Yoshitsugu Hatano
1110:
• Akio Kawamura
Mikiko Enomoto as Azusa Enomoto
Tohru Furuya as Rei Furuya
Megumi Hayashibara as Ai Haibara
Yukiko Iwai as Ayumi Yoshida
Wataru Takagi as Wataru Takagi, Genta Kojima
Ikue Otani as Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
Atsuko Yuya as Miwako Sato
Hiroki Tochi as Wataru Date
Chafurin as Juzo Megure
Yuka Terasaki as Alain Cassel
Risa Yoshinaga as Jean Cassel
Narumi Kaho as Yuji Inukai
Satoshi Yamaguchi as Robber (Episode 1109)
Kenya Hatsumura as Detective (Episode 1109)
Shintaro Tanaka as Kidnapper's subordinate (Episode 1110)
Takagi and Date and the Notebook Promise (高木と伊達と手帳の約束 Takagi to Date to Techō no Yakusoku) is the 1109th and 1110th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Part 1
Conan, Haibara and the Detective Boys are going home from the hospital after visiting Agasa, who is still recovering from his injury. While Agasa is still in the hospital, her friends sometime come to her house to cheer her up after some emotional moments. More importantly, Yukiko also came back to cook for her at that time, so things are looking good for her. On their way home, they encounter a robber who is being chased by Detective Takagi. As the robber charges toward the boys, Haibara associates him as Gin chases her. Fortunately, Sato comes to the rescue in time, much to the admiration of the Detective Boys.
Later, Takagi is about to write reports of the criminal’s arrest on his notebook, formerly belonging to Date, when he flips to the page containing character strings his senior wrote. These strings remind him of a case that both were trying to solve, a case that Date promised to make a man out of Takagi. Both of them were returning from a stakeout that, even though failed, did give them a paper containing character strings to decode. Suddenly, a car hit Date, leading to his death while Takagi witnessed in horror.
Takagi is snapped out of the flashback when Sato notices his expression; she gets a look at the strings before giving it to Conan, who wants to inspect it. Sato initially believes Takagi and Date were going to questionable locations since Date said he wanted to make a man out of the former, until Conan reassures them it was actually Café Poirot. At Poirot, Azusa welcomes all of them and offers glasses of water; Conan starts by explaining how he decoded the strings:
Takagi wonders if this message had something to do with Date’s intention to make the man out of him. Amuro joins in the conversation and assumes that the deceased officer wanted him to actually solve a case on his own, Sato shares his viewpoint as she assumes Date would give all credit to Takagi after they both solved the case. Haibara finds the detail of including the outfit in the message interesting, which leads Conan to discover some pieces of tape under the table they, Sato and Takagi are sitting. He asks Azusa if she noticed anyone or anything suspicious around the table the four are sitting, to which she recalls there was a gaming console stuck under that table – the console was playing a game on sleeping mode when she found it, and she has been keeping it ever since. While Azusa retrieves the device, the four use this information to deduce that the person who was supposed to be inside to receive the message did not show up to do so.
As Azusa comes out with the console, Takagi asks her if she saw anyone suspicious looking at the cafe. She mentions that every Sunday afternoon, there is always a black car that appears in front of the café for five minutes, and there is a yellow-haired boy who always makes some kind of hand gestures during those five minutes. The gesture he makes is to hold five fingers, then fold the thumb before folding the others, and he will do it again after reversing the sequence. Both Haibara and Conan recognize the gesture to be a signal for help originated from Canada.
The suspect in that case was initially thought to be a member of the Deisan gang, who was in a dispute with the aforementioned car manufacturer over land use rights, but Date became interested in the former leader of that gang named Natsufusa Kidou, who was in huge debt due to gambling at the time. After the ransom call, the two of them began to follow him, but Kidou ended up being severely beaten by a drunk man and was taken to the hospital. Kidou also seems to have accidentally left a note, which Date copied while waiting for the forensics to arrive, and since the kidnappers didn't have any information afterwards, we can confirm that Kidou was one of the two perpetrators of the above kidnapping. That also means that Kidou's henchman had blindly followed his orders because the henchman had no idea about his death. It just so happens that today is Sunday, but they only have 5 minutes left until the transaction time so calling the police won't be enough time. And it seems like everyone is going to carry out the plan to rescue the boy.
Part 2
The specific plan was: Amuro would use Conan's voice changer to disguise himself as the other accomplice, and since the boy was a foreigner like Amuro, he would think that Amuro also worked for VP Cassel and send messages to the electronic game console. Then, after reading the instructions, Amuro would start taking the paper bag from the gap between the sofa and the floor and pretend to put money in it to fool him because his vision was blocked by the grass in front of the shop so he wouldn't notice. Then Amuro would pay and leave with the paper bag, and once Inspector Takagi also left with him, the kidnapper would go out and fall for the trick as planned. However, he has prepared a can of pepper spray to buy more time to run away, leaving the boy in the car.
Further information gathered reveal that the kidnapping location is the fourth floor of the Shiromino Apartment on Third Street, Lot 2, and the person closest to the location is Takagi, so he is assigned to be there. However, as soon as he reaches the fourth floor, the kidnapper manages to drag the boy down the elevator, forcing Takagi to go back down. Meanwhile, the boy resists because he couldn't see Alain, so the robber lies that the boy had been in a traffic accident and they are going to the hospital now, but Takagi gets down just in time and confirms Alain's condition. Will Takagi be able to save the boy?
People
Resolution
Manga to anime changes
- Some dialogues not included in the anime:
- Sato suggests that she and Takagi have lunch at Poirot.
- Takagi mentions that Sato was working on different case when the kidnapping happened.
- The anime add the scene where Mitsuhiko suggests that they walk Haibara back to Agasa residence.
- In the manga, before capturing the robber, Sato crossed her arms in front. In the anime, she directly prepared to catch the robber.
- In the manga, after informing Conan about the gaming device, Azusa directly go to get it. In the anime, Conan has to ask Azusa what she did with the device before she go to get it.
- The anime did not include the scene where the Detective Boys ask Takagi the reason Date copying the code down in his notes instead of taking a picture with phone.
- The anime removes Detective Boys Badge usage by Sato when she asked Conan to get Alain from the car.
Trivia
- This episode marks the final episode where Tohru Furuya voices Amuro. Since 2025, Amuro has been voiced by Takeshi Kusao.
- Haibara wears a Fusae Brand hat in the case.
- The names of the people involved come from "kidnappings"[1] :
- Natsufusa Kidō (鬼童 捺房) comes from "kidnapping" (キッドナップ Kiddonappu) ;
- Yūji Inukai (犬飼 佑二) comes from "kidnapping" (誘拐 yūkai) and "friends" (友人 yūjin) ;
- The Cassels come from "to snatch away" (掻っ攫う/搔っ攫う Kassarau).
Gallery
In other languages
| Language | Title | Translation |
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 Arabic |
موعد بين تاكاجي وداتيه | A Date Between Takagi and Date |
 Catalan (Catalan dub) |
En Takagi, en Date i la llibreta de la promesa | Takagi, Date and the Promise Notebook |
 French (Subbed) |
Le rendez-vous entre Takagi et Date écrit dans un carnet | Takagi and Date's meeting written in the notebook |
 Thai |
ทาคางิกับดาเตะ คำสัญญาในสมุดบันทึก | Takagi and Date : The Promise inside the Notebook |
References
See also
 Season 29 (2024)
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