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The manga version of this story followed [[What She Really Wants to Ask]], and had Conan & Heiji reflecting on Shinichi holding Ran's hand during his transformation. The scene was instead used in the anime episode [[The Blue Spark of Hate|The Blue Spark of Hate, Part 1]]. | The manga version of this story followed [[What She Really Wants to Ask]], and had Conan & Heiji reflecting on Shinichi holding Ran's hand during his transformation. The scene was instead used in the anime episode [[The Blue Spark of Hate|The Blue Spark of Hate, Part 1]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 7 September 2010
| Episode 549-550 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | The Revolving Sushi Mystery |
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| Original airdate: | October 3, 2009 (Part 1) October 10, 2009 (Part 2) |
| Season: | 18 |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Detective Boys Dr. Agasa |
| Case solved by: | Dr. Agasa (via Conan) |
| Prev episode: | « Two Days with the Culprit |
| Next episode: | The Culprit is Genta's Dad » |
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Cast
Plot
Part one
Part two
Resolution
Manga to anime change
The manga version of this story followed What She Really Wants to Ask, and had Conan & Heiji reflecting on Shinichi holding Ran's hand during his transformation. The scene was instead used in the anime episode The Blue Spark of Hate, Part 1.
