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| | {{VolumeItem|11|101-110|July 18, 1996|4-09-125041-6|May 16, 2006|1-4215-0441-3 | | {{VolumeItem|11|101-110|July 18, 1996|4-09-125041-6|May 16, 2006|1-4215-0441-3 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Ellery Queen]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Eri Kisaki]] |
| | |pnew=Ran's mother and Kogoro's estranged wife, [[Eri Kisaki]], is introduced. | | |pnew=Ran's mother and Kogoro's estranged wife, [[Eri Kisaki]], is introduced. |
| | |ppast=It is revealed that Eri left Kogoro 10 years ago and that she frequently scolded Ran and Shinichi when they were kids. | | |ppast=It is revealed that Eri left Kogoro 10 years ago and that she frequently scolded Ran and Shinichi when they were kids. |
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| | |summary=Kogoro is invited to appear on a TV show about detectives, but the producer is murdered during the broadcast and Conan suspects the host. Later a murder occurs in a coffee shop where Ran is supposed to meet "someone special" and a strange women named Eri Kisaki is a suspect. Stuck in the middle of a forest, Conan, Ran, and Kogoro seek shelter at a temple where a Tengu (long-nosed goblin) is said to have murdered people. That night, the elder priest is found dead, hanging from a beam in a room with an incredibly high ceiling. No one could possibly have hanged himself from up there, and it couldn't be the work of any other human. Could the mythical Tengu really have done it? }} | | |summary=Kogoro is invited to appear on a TV show about detectives, but the producer is murdered during the broadcast and Conan suspects the host. Later a murder occurs in a coffee shop where Ran is supposed to meet "someone special" and a strange women named Eri Kisaki is a suspect. Stuck in the middle of a forest, Conan, Ran, and Kogoro seek shelter at a temple where a Tengu (long-nosed goblin) is said to have murdered people. That night, the elder priest is found dead, hanging from a beam in a room with an incredibly high ceiling. No one could possibly have hanged himself from up there, and it couldn't be the work of any other human. Could the mythical Tengu really have done it? }} |
| | {{VolumeItem|12|111-120|September 18, 1996|4-09-125042-4|July 18, 2006|1-4215-0442-1 | | {{VolumeItem|12|111-120|September 18, 1996|4-09-125042-4|July 18, 2006|1-4215-0442-1 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[V. I. Warshawski]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]] |
| | |pchar=Professor Agasa chaperons the Detective Boys for the first time. Heiji Hattori returns and learns of Conan's true identity. | | |pchar=Professor Agasa chaperons the Detective Boys for the first time. Heiji Hattori returns and learns of Conan's true identity. |
| | |pbo=Conan encounters Organization member [[Tequila]], who is killed in an explosion meant for someone else before Conan can learn anything from him. | | |pbo=Conan encounters Organization member [[Tequila]], who is killed in an explosion meant for someone else before Conan can learn anything from him. |
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| | |summary=[[Dr. Agasa]] takes Conan and his young [[Detective Boys]] pals to an old, abandoned mansion for a treasure hunt. When the pint-size investigators find a mysterious box, they open it and discover it is full of smashed toys and a violently stabbed teddy bear! Conan follows the trail of clues and runs smack-dab into a dead old man in an attic! At a video game expo, Conan runs into another Man in Black only to lose him in a mysterious explosion. Can he figure out the explosion's true target and the Organization's connection? Later, [[Heiji Hattori]] returns and joins Conan and company at a Holmes Freak gathering where the host is suddenly murdered.}} | | |summary=[[Dr. Agasa]] takes Conan and his young [[Detective Boys]] pals to an old, abandoned mansion for a treasure hunt. When the pint-size investigators find a mysterious box, they open it and discover it is full of smashed toys and a violently stabbed teddy bear! Conan follows the trail of clues and runs smack-dab into a dead old man in an attic! At a video game expo, Conan runs into another Man in Black only to lose him in a mysterious explosion. Can he figure out the explosion's true target and the Organization's connection? Later, [[Heiji Hattori]] returns and joins Conan and company at a Holmes Freak gathering where the host is suddenly murdered.}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|13|121-130|December 10, 1996|4-09-125043-2|September 19, 2006|1-4215-0443-X | | {{VolumeItem|13|121-130|December 10, 1996|4-09-125043-2|September 19, 2006|1-4215-0443-X |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Father Brown]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Ayako Suzuki]] |
| | |pnew=Movie monster [[Gomera]] makes his first appearance. | | |pnew=Movie monster [[Gomera]] makes his first appearance. |
| | |pchar=Sonoko's family is explored further. | | |pchar=Sonoko's family is explored further. |
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| | |summary=It's summer! Conan and Ran are invited to [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]]'s family beach house. Sonoko's sister has a fiancé with a family beach house next door, who plans to introduce his bride-to-be to his father and brothers that weekend. But plans go awry when Conan witnesses the fiancé killing his father! To add to the confusion, it turns out the suspected murderer is one of three identical triplets! Can Conan figure out who the real murderer is? Later Conan and his friends go to watch a Gomera movie in the making, but a murder occurs and the producer is dead.}} | | |summary=It's summer! Conan and Ran are invited to [[Sonoko Suzuki|Sonoko]]'s family beach house. Sonoko's sister has a fiancé with a family beach house next door, who plans to introduce his bride-to-be to his father and brothers that weekend. But plans go awry when Conan witnesses the fiancé killing his father! To add to the confusion, it turns out the suspected murderer is one of three identical triplets! Can Conan figure out who the real murderer is? Later Conan and his friends go to watch a Gomera movie in the making, but a murder occurs and the producer is dead.}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|14|131-140|March 18, 1997|4-09-125044-0|November 21, 2006|1-4215-0444-8 | | {{VolumeItem|14|131-140|March 18, 1997|4-09-125044-0|November 21, 2006|1-4215-0444-8 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Cordelia Gray]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Yukiko Kudo]] |
| | |pnew=[[Misao Yamamura]] is introduced. | | |pnew=[[Misao Yamamura]] is introduced. |
| | |pchar=Ran once again suspects that Conan is Shinichi, but Yukiko eases her suspicions by "verifying" that Conan is her distant nephew (and that she and Agasa are ''very'' distant cousins). | | |pchar=Ran once again suspects that Conan is Shinichi, but Yukiko eases her suspicions by "verifying" that Conan is her distant nephew (and that she and Agasa are ''very'' distant cousins). |
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| | |summary=When a master magician commits suicide his wife suspects foul play and pays a visit to private detective [[Kogoro Mouri]]'s office. The culprit is one of the dead magician's three assistants. Can Conan find out which one of them had something deadly up their sleeve? Plus, Ran takes Conan's glasses off while he is sleeping and discovers Conan looks just like a young [[Shinichi Kudo]]! She begins to grow suspicious and another mystery comes.}} | | |summary=When a master magician commits suicide his wife suspects foul play and pays a visit to private detective [[Kogoro Mouri]]'s office. The culprit is one of the dead magician's three assistants. Can Conan find out which one of them had something deadly up their sleeve? Plus, Ran takes Conan's glasses off while he is sleeping and discovers Conan looks just like a young [[Shinichi Kudo]]! She begins to grow suspicious and another mystery comes.}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|15|141-150|June 18, 1997|4-09-125045-9|January 16, 2007|1-4215-0445-6 | | {{VolumeItem|15|141-150|June 18, 1997|4-09-125045-9|January 16, 2007|1-4215-0445-6 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Heizo Hasegawa]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Heizo Hattori]] |
| | |pnew=Heiji's father [[Heizo Hattori]] is introduced. | | |pnew=Heiji's father [[Heizo Hattori]] is introduced. |
| | |chapter-list= | | |chapter-list= |
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| | |summary=During a school field trip, Conan and Ran end up in a mountain cabin with several members of the teaching staff. Conan gets quite a surprise when he answers the doorbell and a frozen teacher's corpse falls into the house! To add to the mystery, a strange letter is written on the teacher's hand, which sends another of the educators running to his room. Shortly after, he's found dead too! Later, Conan runs into [[Minami Takayama|a famous singer]] who is later kidnapped. After solving it, Kogoro comes upon a murder of a man in a loan company.}} | | |summary=During a school field trip, Conan and Ran end up in a mountain cabin with several members of the teaching staff. Conan gets quite a surprise when he answers the doorbell and a frozen teacher's corpse falls into the house! To add to the mystery, a strange letter is written on the teacher's hand, which sends another of the educators running to his room. Shortly after, he's found dead too! Later, Conan runs into [[Minami Takayama|a famous singer]] who is later kidnapped. After solving it, Kogoro comes upon a murder of a man in a loan company.}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|16|151-160|August 9, 1997|4-09-125046-7|March 20, 2007|1-4215-0881-8 | | {{VolumeItem|16|151-160|August 9, 1997|4-09-125046-7|March 20, 2007|1-4215-0881-8 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Mitsuhiko Asami]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Kaitou Kid]] |
| | |pnew=[[Sumiko Kobayashi]] debuts as Conan's new homeroom teacher. [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Ginzo Nakamori]] from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' make their first of many cameos. | | |pnew=[[Sumiko Kobayashi]] debuts as Conan's new homeroom teacher. [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Ginzo Nakamori]] from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' make their first of many cameos. |
| | |chapter-list= | | |chapter-list= |
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| | |summary=Conan meets his trickiest adversary yet when the Suzuki Financial Group hosts an exclusive party on the lavish ocean liner the Q. Selizabeth. All 500 guests are wearing a copy of the priceless jewel the Black Star pearl. One pearl is the real thing. And one guest is also the notorious thief [[Kaitou Kid|Kaito Kuroba]], aka Kaitou Kid 1412, who is bent on leaving the event with one very expensive party favor. Can Conan save Sonoko's family heirloom from a master thief who's also a master of disguise?}} | | |summary=Conan meets his trickiest adversary yet when the Suzuki Financial Group hosts an exclusive party on the lavish ocean liner the Q. Selizabeth. All 500 guests are wearing a copy of the priceless jewel the Black Star pearl. One pearl is the real thing. And one guest is also the notorious thief [[Kaitou Kid|Kaito Kuroba]], aka Kaitou Kid 1412, who is bent on leaving the event with one very expensive party favor. Can Conan save Sonoko's family heirloom from a master thief who's also a master of disguise?}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|17|161-170|November 18, 1997|4-09-125047-5|May 15, 2007|1-4215-0882-6 | | {{VolumeItem|17|161-170|November 18, 1997|4-09-125047-5|May 15, 2007|1-4215-0882-6 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Nero Wolfe]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Yoko Okino]] |
| | |chapter-list= | | |chapter-list= |
| | {{ChapterItem|161|The Unmoving Evidence|動かぬ証拠}} | | {{ChapterItem|161|The Unmoving Evidence|動かぬ証拠}} |
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| | |summary=A mysterious letter brings Conan and his friends to a mansion full of beautiful clocks that aren't quite behaving themselves. As Conan attempts to figure out what's wrong with the timepieces and who wrote the letter, he uncovers a tale of treasure, thieves and a family tree with very twisted branches. Plus, a famous actor's wife meets with an unfortunate accident right in front of Conan, who takes on the mission to find out about her sudden demise.}} | | |summary=A mysterious letter brings Conan and his friends to a mansion full of beautiful clocks that aren't quite behaving themselves. As Conan attempts to figure out what's wrong with the timepieces and who wrote the letter, he uncovers a tale of treasure, thieves and a family tree with very twisted branches. Plus, a famous actor's wife meets with an unfortunate accident right in front of Conan, who takes on the mission to find out about her sudden demise.}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|18|171-180|January 17, 1998|4-09-125048-3|July 17, 2007|1-4215-0883-4 | | {{VolumeItem|18|171-180|January 17, 1998|4-09-125048-3|July 17, 2007|1-4215-0883-4 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Shunsaku Kudo]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Ai Haibara]] |
| | |pnew=[[Ai Haibara]], aka Sherry, the inventor of [[APTX 4869]], is introduced. | | |pnew=[[Ai Haibara]], aka Sherry, the inventor of [[APTX 4869]], is introduced. |
| | |pbo=Conan encounters former Organization member Ai Haibara, who is on the run from the Organization. | | |pbo=Conan encounters former Organization member Ai Haibara, who is on the run from the Organization. |
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| | |summary=At a mystery-themed college party, a fire threatens the life of a pretty freshman--and Conan suspects arson. But Ran is more worried by the discovery that the victim has a past with [[Shinichi Kudo]]. Can she compete with Shinichi's beautiful, brilliant first love? Then the Detective Boys stumbles upon a counterfeiting operation led by a woman in black, and Conan finds himself on the trail of the shadowy crime syndicate that turned him into a kid--not to mention the scientist. [[Ai Haibara]] who created the de-aging formula!}} | | |summary=At a mystery-themed college party, a fire threatens the life of a pretty freshman--and Conan suspects arson. But Ran is more worried by the discovery that the victim has a past with [[Shinichi Kudo]]. Can she compete with Shinichi's beautiful, brilliant first love? Then the Detective Boys stumbles upon a counterfeiting operation led by a woman in black, and Conan finds himself on the trail of the shadowy crime syndicate that turned him into a kid--not to mention the scientist. [[Ai Haibara]] who created the de-aging formula!}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|19|181-190|April 18, 1998|4-09-125049-1|September 18, 2007|1-4215-0884-2 | | {{VolumeItem|19|181-190|April 18, 1998|4-09-125049-1|September 18, 2007|1-4215-0884-2 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Hannibal Lecter]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Kazuha Toyama]] |
| | |pnew=[[Kazuha Toyama]], [[Detective Toyama]], and [[Goro Otaki]] are introduced. Detective [[Miwako Sato]] is introduced in the Stadium Bomber case. | | |pnew=[[Kazuha Toyama]], [[Detective Toyama]], and [[Goro Otaki]] are introduced. Detective [[Miwako Sato]] is introduced in the Stadium Bomber case. |
| | |ppast=Heiji and Kazuha's childhood and relationship are mentioned. | | |ppast=Heiji and Kazuha's childhood and relationship are mentioned. |
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| | |summary=At long last, Conan has located the scientist responsible for the formula that turned him into a kid, [[Ai Haibara]]. Trouble is, she's taken the formula herself--and she can't change back! Together, Conan and the diminutive doctor track down a floppy disk that may contain the secret to curing their condition, only to find the former owner crushed under a fallen bookshelf. Can they crack both the locked-room mystery and the locked disk?}} | | |summary=At long last, Conan has located the scientist responsible for the formula that turned him into a kid, [[Ai Haibara]]. Trouble is, she's taken the formula herself--and she can't change back! Together, Conan and the diminutive doctor track down a floppy disk that may contain the secret to curing their condition, only to find the former owner crushed under a fallen bookshelf. Can they crack both the locked-room mystery and the locked disk?}} |
| | {{VolumeItem|20|191-200|July 18, 1998|4-09-125050-5|November 20, 2007|1-4215-0885-0 | | {{VolumeItem|20|191-200|July 18, 1998|4-09-125050-5|November 20, 2007|1-4215-0885-0 |
| − | |detective= | + | |detective=[[Miss Marple]] |
| − | |keyhole= | + | |keyhole=[[Wataru Takagi]] |
| | |chapter-list= | | |chapter-list= |
| | {{ChapterItem|191|The Eye From Far Away|遠くからの眼}} | | {{ChapterItem|191|The Eye From Far Away|遠くからの眼}} |
