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| producer = 323 [[Nana Harada]]<br>324 [[Kazuyoshi Yokota]] | | producer = 323 [[Nana Harada]]<br>324 [[Kazuyoshi Yokota]] | ||
| animation-director = 323 [[Hiromi Muranaka|Hirobi Muranaka]]<br>324 [[Akiko Kawashima]] | | animation-director = 323 [[Hiromi Muranaka|Hirobi Muranaka]]<br>324 [[Akiko Kawashima]] | ||
| opening-song = Kaze no | | opening-song = Kaze no Lalala | ||
| closing-song = Ashita o Yume Mite | | closing-song = Ashita o Yume Mite | ||
| prev-episode = The Kidnapper's Disappearing Getaway Car | | prev-episode = The Kidnapper's Disappearing Getaway Car | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 17 June 2014
(Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}})
(Hattori Heiji Zettai Zetsumei!)
June 16, 2003 (Part 2)
1• 2 • 3 (Part 2)
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Part 1
Heiji, Kazuha and a man named Kasukawa are held hostage in an attic of someone's home.
Meanwhile, Conan, Ran, and Kogoro are tired of waiting for the two and begin searching for them based on clues from the last phone call. They investigate Detective Kasukawa's home and discover evidence that Heiji had been there. Conan finds a memo which discloses Kenbashi City, Ito Residence. They investigate those with the surname Ito but are unable to find information about Heiji. Meanwhile, it is revealed Heiji is held hostage by Misari Ito, an attorney who is the head of a tax evasion group. Ito demands Heiji to solve a code made by Kasukawa which contains a seven-digit-code to a safe box containing evidence of her scandal.
Part 2
While held at gunpoint, Heiji sends a modified version of the code to Kogoro and asks him to solve it. Conan manages to solve the code, realizing that K, Q, and J stand for King, Queen, and Jack and replaces them with numbers accordingly. When Heiji receives the code back from Kogoro, he tells Misari he will tell her the seven digits and they head to the bank.
People
Resolution
Gallery
