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Episode 1207
(Int. Episode 1267)
Information
Title:
The J.League Starting Whistle
Japanese title:
Jリーグ開幕の警笛(ホイッスル)
(J Rīgu Kaimaku no Hoissuru)
Original airdate:
July 18, 2026
Filler case number:
#468
Season:
Staff
Screenplay:
Storyboard:
Animation director:
Character design:
Masatomo Sudo
Rei Masunaga (sub-character)
Hiroshi Ogawa (design works)
Production cooperation:
Music
Opening song:

The J.League Starting Whistle (Jリーグ 開幕の警笛(ホイッスル) J 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

Bombing - attempted murder
Location: A parking lot near a skyscraper
Victim: Renji Matsuo
Age: 41 years old
Method: A bomb planted under Eguchi's car
Suspects: Iwashimizu, and Nanako Eguchi
As Matsuo picks up the call, a referee's whistle sound is heard, and the bomb planted under the car near Matsuo goes off.

People

  • Real-life people

  • 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.[3]


    In other languages

    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. ^ https://eiga.com/news/20260711/13/

    See also


    Detective Conan  Season 31 (2026)
     Yellow background  = TV Original
     Blue background  = TV Special
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