Special Volume 7

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Volume 7

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Information
Release date: April 26, 1999
Original Work: Gosho Aoyama
Manga: Masaru Ohta, Ekoda Detective Group
ISBN: ISBN 4-09-142537-2
Publisher: Shogakukan
Back Cover Image

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Conan Side Image

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Chronology
Prev volume: « Special Volume 6
Next volume: Special Volume 8 »
List of chapters

Special Volume 7 was released on April 26, 1999 in Japan.[1][2]

Cast

Gadgets

The Locket's Secret

File 1 - Part 1

File 2 - Part 2

The Message is Three...!

File 3 - Part 1

A young woman named Ami discovers her grandfather, a famous photographer, murdered in his own house while visiting him. After the fire on the estate is put out, Ami gives an omamori charm containing a puzzle to Korogo per her grandfather's will. With Ran and Conan's help, they and the police discover three secret photos hidden by the victim in three separate locations inside the estate which resembles a large camara, corresponding to the puzzle. The photos reveal that the victim had been continuously blackmailed three famous individuals for hefty a sum of money: Junko Takehara the actress for her having undergone plastic surgery, Yota Umishima the secretary of a politician for his involvement in election fraud, and Yukio Takayama the doctor for his adultery. However, despite admit that they were blackmailed by Ami's grandfather, the three suspects all deny in killing the victim.

File 4 - Part 2

The Dissimilar Sisters

File 5 - Part 1

File 6 - Part 2

Murder in the Wind

File 7 - Part 1

File 8 - Part 2

The Haunted Mansion Murder Case

File 9 - Part 1

File 10 - Part 2

Kaitou #808's Collection

File 11 - Part 1

File 12 - Part 2

The Christmas Murder Case

File 13 - Part 1

File 14 - Part 2

Cover in other countries

China
Germany
Indonesia
Italy
Korea
Malaysia (Chinese)
Malaysia (Malay)
Spain (Spanish)
Vietnam

See also

Volumes of the Special Manga
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References