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Conan deduces that this caused a deep seated hatred for his uncle who he planned to kill while making it look like a suicide. Conan goes to Daijiro's uncle's mansion and finds out that he has secretly been buying Daijiro's paintings. He eventually convinces him to go and stop | Conan deduces that this caused a deep seated hatred for his uncle who he planned to kill while making it look like a suicide. Conan goes to Daijiro's uncle's mansion and finds out that he has secretly been buying Daijiro's paintings. He eventually convinces him to go and stop Daijiro from committing suicide. Daijiro finally realizes that his uncle does care about him. | ||
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Revision as of 02:52, 27 February 2012
Chronology
Episode 442
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Information
Title:
The Man Obstructed by the Steel Frame
Japanese title:
鉄骨に阻まれた男
(Tekkotsu ni Habamareta Otoko)
(Tekkotsu ni Habamareta Otoko)
Original airdate:
June 12, 2006
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Manga source:
TV Original
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Cast
Case
Situation
A struggling artist named Daijiro Manaka is nearly killed by a falling steel beam. While he's lying in the hospital, Takagi and the Detective Boys go through his bag and find his license, a rope, a pair of gloves, and a suicide note. Daijiro wakes up and when Takagi asks him about the bag he claims, it happens that he has an amnesia, but Conan notices he is lying. Daijiro's only living relative is his uncle who has refused to help him unless he gives up on being an artist.
