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| − | [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], and [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]], who came to Tokyo, visited the [[Haido#Haido Shrine|Haido Shrine]], which was best known for matchmaking. Owing to the encounter of the "115 fate" day, the shrine was rather crowded. Ran previously did not know about this popular attraction and inquired of Kazuha how she became aware of it. Kazuha explained it was because of [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]], as she haphazardly saw him looking up information with regards to this shrine. From these recent words and deeds, Conan was convinced that Heiji was also there, and he soon found a suspicious man wearing a fox mask. On the other hand, Kazuha noticed a person among the crowd who did not seem to have the intent of matchmaking. | + | [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]], [[Ran Mouri|Ran]], and [[Kazuha Toyama|Kazuha]], who came to Tokyo, visited the [[Haido#Haido Shrine|Haido Shrine]], which was best known for matchmaking. Owing to the encounter of the "115 fate" day, the shrine was rather crowded. Ran previously did not know about this popular attraction and inquired of Kazuha how she became aware of it. Kazuha explained it was because of [[Heiji Hattori|Heiji]], as she haphazardly saw him looking up information with regards to this shrine. From these recent words and deeds, Conan was convinced that Heiji was also there, and he soon found a suspicious man wearing a fox mask. On the other hand, Kazuha noticed a person among the crowd who did not seem to have the intent of matchmaking. This person is later found dead. |
| + | {{InfoBox Crime | ||
| + | | crime = Murder | ||
| + | | image = EP1085 Case.jpg | ||
| + | | location = Haido Shrine | ||
| + | | victim = Soushi Hidaka | ||
| + | | age = 31 years old | ||
| + | | cause-death = Blunt-force trauma | ||
| + | | suspects = Kyouma Jinnai, Tsurumi Shamoto and Torahiko Kawano | ||
| + | | description = | ||
| + | }} | ||
==== Part 2 ==== | ==== Part 2 ==== | ||
Revision as of 21:26, 3 June 2023
The Inauspicious Matchmaking (不吉な縁結び Fukitsuna Enmusubi) is the 1085th and 1086th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Part 1
Conan, Ran, and Kazuha, who came to Tokyo, visited the Haido Shrine, which was best known for matchmaking. Owing to the encounter of the "115 fate" day, the shrine was rather crowded. Ran previously did not know about this popular attraction and inquired of Kazuha how she became aware of it. Kazuha explained it was because of Heiji, as she haphazardly saw him looking up information with regards to this shrine. From these recent words and deeds, Conan was convinced that Heiji was also there, and he soon found a suspicious man wearing a fox mask. On the other hand, Kazuha noticed a person among the crowd who did not seem to have the intent of matchmaking. This person is later found dead.
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Part 2
People
Resolution
Manga to anime changes
- The anime add some original scenes not in the manga:
- Conan asks Ran if he can go for a walk rather than standing in line, before go to approach Heiji.
- Conan thinking the reason why the suspects stay at the shrine and if the flagpole is really the weapon.
- Conan wondering if Kazuha would have known Heiji is the man behind the mask, and what Heiji will do if she knows.
- Conversation between Conan and Kazuha about what Heiji might be doing at the moment.
- While the cases where Heiji attempted to confess Kazuha were mentioned in the manga, the anime add flashback scenes of those cases.
Trivia
Gallery
In other languages
See also
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