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Moments later, the first round of the match ends and Conan takes advantage of the break to investigate the situation, of which the Detective Boys are soon aware when Haibara explains to Agasa. They decide to carry out their own investigation, much to Haibara and Agasa’s dismay.
Moments later, the first round of the match ends and Conan takes advantage of the break to investigate the situation, of which the Detective Boys are soon aware when Haibara explains to Agasa. They decide to carry out their own investigation, much to Haibara and Agasa’s dismay.
To sum up with the investigation, Conan finds a connection between the man he saw in the first round of the match, named Iwashimizu, and the people targeting Toraharu city mayor. He then gets in touch with VAR team members and their video operating room when the Detective Boys are investigating on their own, as they mistook them for suspicious people. He once again meets Takagi and Megure, who are trying to find Iwashimizu, and suggests doing so with the help of the video operating room.


=== People ===
=== People ===

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Episode 1207
(Int. Episode 1267)
Information
Title:
The J.League Starting Whistle
Japanese title:
J(ジェー)リーグ開幕の警笛(ホイッスル)
(Jē Rīgu Kaimaku no Hoissuru)
Original airdate:
July 18, 2026
Broadcast rating:
4.6%
Filler case number:
#468
Season:
Manga source:
TV Original
Staff
Screenplay:
Storyboard:
Animation director:
Character design:
Masatomo Sudo
Rei Masunaga (sub-character)
Hiroshi Ogawa (design works)
Production cooperation:
Voice cast:
Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa
Rikiya Koyama as Kogoro Mouri
Kenichi Ogata as Hiroshi Agasa
Megumi Hayashibara as Ai Haibara
Yukiko Iwai as Ayumi Yoshida
Ikue Otani as Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
Wataru Takagi as Genta Kojima, Wataru Takagi
Chafurin as Juzo Megure
Hiroyuki Yoshino as Takahiro Sanada
Hiroaki Morishima as Himself
Yūka Kageyama as Herself
Aya Endo as Nanako Eguchi
Akio Suyama as Commentator
Akihiro Shinohara as VAR
Volcano Ota as Coach
Asuna Tomari as Take
Yui Tsukada as Kaoru
Music
Opening song:
Closing song:

The J.League Starting Whistle (J(ジェー)リーグ 開幕の警笛(ホイッスル) Jē Rīgu Kaimaku no Keiteki?) is the 1207th episode of the Detective Conan anime. It's one of the commemorative episodes for the 30th anniversary of the Detective Conan anime, as well as the fourth J.League collaboration episode.

Conan and the Detective Boys are watching the opening match of the J.League, which is filled with excitement. Former Japan national team players Hiroaki Morishima and Yūka Kageyama are also in the commentary booth, and the match is a heated affair with VAR decisions being made. However, Conan senses something ominous when he sees Kogoro and Megure guarding the Mayor Nanako Eguchi of Toraharu. It turns out that a bomb has been planted somewhere in the stadium, which is packed with spectators, and will explode at the end of the match. With time running out, Conan pursues the culprit and the bomb.[1]

Cast

Gadgets

Case

Situation

Renji Matsuo is working as secretary for Nanako Eguchi, mayor of Toraharu city. He has been waiting at one of Eguchi’s cars, waiting for her, when his phone suddenly rings. When he picks up the call, the other end of the line blares the referee’s whistle loudly, causing the pipe bomb installed under the car Matsuo has been standing to explode. The man is left gravely injured for the rest of the episode.

Bombing - Attempted murder
Location: In front of Toraharu City Hall
Victim: Renji Matsuo
Age: 45 years old
Weapon: Pipe bomb
Suspects: Unknown
Matsuo went off with a bang after the other end of his call blared the referee's whistle loudly. He barely survived from the explosion and was taken to the hospital.

Meanwhile, Agasa, Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys are at an undisclosed stadium to watch the football match between Big Osaka and Tokyo Spirits, the opening match of this year’s J-League. While the match is going on, Conan notices a man who wears a dark yellow shirt and a yellow cap looking elsewhere in the stadium. His behavior makes Conan suspect what he is plotting to. At the time, Haibara finds Kogoro sitting with Nanako in a room for special guests to spectate the match, so she points Conan to her direction. Coincidentally, Just as when Conan has a look at the old man, Takagi and Megure reach out to Kogoro and Nanako for something. Haibara searches the internet as she fears something is off, and discovers the bombing that happened earlier.

Meanwhile, Takagi and Megure have brought Kogoro and Nanako to an undisclosed room inside the stadium to inform them about the bombing that just happened. This prompts Nanako to show the police about the threat message that she received this morning, which she believes to be from someone who opposes her city land use plan. She also recalls about a man who sent her a cut-off ball, believing him to be from the people who want to buy the youth soccer team’s field for cheap and flip it.

Moments later, the first round of the match ends and Conan takes advantage of the break to investigate the situation, of which the Detective Boys are soon aware when Haibara explains to Agasa. They decide to carry out their own investigation, much to Haibara and Agasa’s dismay.

To sum up with the investigation, Conan finds a connection between the man he saw in the first round of the match, named Iwashimizu, and the people targeting Toraharu city mayor. He then gets in touch with VAR team members and their video operating room when the Detective Boys are investigating on their own, as they mistook them for suspicious people. He once again meets Takagi and Megure, who are trying to find Iwashimizu, and suggests doing so with the help of the video operating room.

People

  • Renji Matsuo
    • Victim (explosion - injured)
    • 45 years old
    • Nanako’s secretary
  • Nanako Eguchi
    • 38 years old
    • Toraharu City mayor
  • Iwashimizu
    • Bombing suspect
  • Kaoru
    • FC Beika youth soccer team player
  • Take
    • FC Beika youth soccer team player
  • Man
    • FC Beika youth soccer team coach
  • Man A
    • VAR member
  • Man B
    • VAR member
  • Man C
    • VAR member
  • Man D
    • Soccer commentator

    • Real-life people

  • Hiroaki Morishima
    • 54 years old
    • Former national team player
    • Soccer commentator
  • Yūka Kageyama
    • 25 years old [2]
    • Guest commentator

    • Resolution

    Trivia

    • The guest voice actors featured in this episode are: Hiroaki Morishima, former member of Japanese national football team player and now president for Cerezo Osaka; and Yuka Kageyama, actress and former member of Hinatazaka46 idol group, who returned to voice herself after Behind the Scenes of the J League Finals.[4]
    • In the same vein of other fictional place names in Detective Conan named after real places in London, Toraharu City (虎春市) is named after Trafalgar Square.
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    In other languages

    Language Title Translation
    Flag of France French (Subbed) Coup d'envoi de la J-League The J-League kick-off
    Flag of Germany German (Subbed) J-League – Anpfiff J-League – Kickoff
    Flag of South Korea Korean J리그 개막의 휘슬 The J.League Starting Whistle

    References

    1. ^ https://fan.books.rakuten.co.jp/articles/8981
    2. ^ Based on real-life character's age at the time the episode aired
    3. ^ A different type of whistle produces different frequencies. A type can also produce more than one frequency.
    4. ^ https://eiga.com/news/20260711/13/

    See also


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