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|summary=A serial killer who strangles his victims first then stabs them though their wallet to their chest appears in Osaka. Heiji Hattori invites Conan, Ran, and Mouri for a tour in Osaka. While on the tour they meet Kazuha Toyama who has followed them since the beginning to "Keep an eye on Heiji from Ran". Later, their a body is dropped onto the car, the third victim of the same serial killer. After failing to prevent the fourth victim from being killed, they found out the victims are indeed connected, they took the driving test at the same time at the same place. Heiji then travels to meet up with the councilman named Gouji, who is a suspect of causing the murders. Conan is forced by Ran to travel with another officer to go to their hotel but due to an emergency, they are driven to the site where Numabuchi, a mass murder and also a suspect, is thought to be hiding. After Conan finds him, he realizes Numabuchi and Gouji are not the murderer. Heiji also realizes this and both figure out Sakada, the tour guide police, is the murderer. After stopping his suicide, Heiji is shot but survives.
|ppast=Kazuha and Heiji once got tied together with a pair of handcuffs, which had to be broken afterward. Kazuha made for her and Heiji a pair of amulets, using one piece of broken handcuffs each.
|summary=A serial killer who strangles his victims first then stabs them though their wallet to their chest appears in Osaka. Heiji Hattori invites Conan, Ran, and Mouri for a tour in Osaka. While on the tour they meet Kazuha Toyama who has followed them since the beginning to "Keep an eye on Heiji from Ran". Later, their a body is dropped onto the car, the third victim of the same serial killer. After failing to prevent the fourth victim from being killed, they found out the victims are indeed connected, they took the driving test at the same time at the same place. Heiji then travels to meet up with the councilman named Gouji, who is a suspect of causing the murders. Conan is forced by Ran to travel with another officer to go to their hotel but due to an emergency, they are driven to the site where Numabuchi, a mass murder and also a suspect, is thought to be hiding. After Conan finds him, he realizes Numabuchi and Gouji are not the murderer. Heiji also realizes this and both figure out Sakata, the tour guide police, is the murderer. After stopping his suicide, Heiji is shot but survives.
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Latest revision as of 02:56, 7 August 2026


The third season of the Detective Conan anime consists of the episodes aired in the year 1998.

It begun airing in January 12, 1998 and finished airing on December 14, 1998, with a total of 43 episodes. There are 20 main manga-adapted episodes, 23 anime-original episodes and 2 Special manga-adapted episodes. There were breaks totaling to 10 weeks.

List of episodes

The following is a list of episodes for Season 3.

Theme Songs

Openings

Endings

See also


Detective Conan  Season 3 (1998)
 Yellow background  = TV Original
 Blue background  = Special Manga Adaptation
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