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Revision as of 21:07, 16 April 2012

Episode 163-164
(Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}})

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Information
Title: The Secret of the Moon, the Star, and the Sun
Japanese title: 月と星と太陽の秘密
(Tsuki to Hoshi to Taiyō no Himitsu)
Original airdate: October 11, 1999 (Part 1)
October 18, 1999 (Part 2)
Season: 7
Manga source: Volume 12: Files 1-3
Case
Cast: Conan Edogawa
Detective Boys
Professor Agasa
Case solved by: Conan Edogawa
Staff
Director: Yasuichiro Yamamoto
Kenji Kodama
Organizer: Hirohito Ochi
Storyboard: Hirohito Ochi
Episode director: 163 Nana Harada
164 Hirohito Ochi
Animation Director: 163 Izumi Shimura
164 Atsushi Aono
Music
Opening song: Girigiri chop
Closing song: Free Magic
Chronology
Prev episode: « The Sealed Chamber in the Sky: Shinichi Kudo's First Case
Next episode: The Disappearing Detective Boys Case »
List of episodes


Cast

Case

Situation

Part 1

Agasa takes the Detective Boys to his uncles house which has been abandoned fifty years ago for a treasure hunt he had set up. Conan finds a 1 yen coin and reveals to Agasa that those coins were not produced until forty years ago and that someone had been living in the abandoned house. Conan investigates and finds evidence that an old man who spent his spare time carving coins lived in the house. Conan notices that someone has drawn strange codes on objects throughout the house. The codes are symbols consisting of the moon, star, and sun. The Detective Boys manage to find their treasure and realize that someone had destroyed them all. Conan deduces that an unknown culprit entered the house in search of some kind of treasure and was angered when Agasa's riddles lead him to a box of toys. Conan and the Detective Boys gather all the objects in the house with the strange codes on them and attempts to solve it. Agasa reveals that his aunt was receiving letters in the same code and that he had Yusaku Kudo decipher the message; He also reveals that when his aunt began receiving those letters, someone was looking through her mail. Conan realizes the symbols refer to Hiragana and that the culprit who was looking through Agasa's aunt's mail is the one who destroyed the toys and is searching for the treasure in the house.

Destroyed Toys

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Part 2

Conan matches the symbols to the Hiragana table and reveals that the symbols in the objects direct to other objects in the room. Conan notices that the objects conjoin in the center of room and realizes it refers to the chandelier. Conan matches the markings on the chandeliers which causes a stairway to the attic to appear. The Detective Boys find a skeleton of an elderly man in the attic. Conan reveals that man was the one who created the code and was sending the mail to Agasa's aunt. Conan finds a 20 dollar plate used for creating counterfeit money and explains that the man was hiding from the person who forced him to create plates. The culprit reveals himself and says that he had been searching the mansion for the plate for many years and attempts to steal it from them. Conan however apprehends the criminal and he is arrested afterwards.

Dead Counterfeiter

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People

  • Resolution

    See also