List of ''Case Closed'' episodes (seasons 16–current)
The cover of the first DVD compilation for season sixteen of Detective Conan released by Shogakukan
The Case Closed anime series, known as Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン, lit. Great Detective Conan, officially translated as Detective Conan) in its original release in Japan, is based on the manga series of the same name by Gosho Aoyama. It was localized in English as Case Closed by Funimation due to unspecified legal problems.[1] The anime is produced by TMS Entertainment and Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation with the chief directors being Kenji Kodama and Yasuichiro Yamamoto.[2] The series follows the teenage detective Jimmy Kudo, who transforms into a child after being poisoned with APTX 4869 by the Black Organization. Now named Conan Edogawa and living with the Moores, Conan solves murders during his daily life as he awaits the day to defeat the Black Organization.
Case Closed premiered on January 8, 1996 on Nippon Television Network System in Japan and is currently ongoing.[3] It has aired over 800 episodes in Japan making it the fifteenth longest running anime series. In 2010, Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation began making the episodes available for video on demand.[4][5] The anime spun off theatrical films, two OVA series, and a TV special titled Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan; these spin offs were created with the same staff and cast as the anime series. The theme music supplier for the series was initially Universal Music Group, whom released the first two openings and ending theme songs, and is currently Being Incorporated.[6][7]
In 2003, the first 104 episodes were licensed by Funimation for distribution in North America under the name Case Closed where it debuted on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programming block on May 24, 2004;[8] no more than 50 episodes were licensed from Funimation due to low ratings.[9] The Canadian channel YTV picked up the Case Closed series and broadcast 22 episodes between April 7, 2006, and September 2, 2006, before taking it off the air.[10] Funimation made the series available with the launch of the Funimation Channel in November 2005 and was temporary available on Colours TV during its syndication with the Funimation Channel.[11][12] Funimation began streaming Case Closed episodes on their website in March 2013.[13]
A separate English adaptation of the series by Animax Asia premiered in the Philippines on January 18, 2006, under the name Detective Conan.[14][15] Because Animax were unable to obtain further TV broadcast rights, their version comprised 52 episodes. The series continued with reruns until August 7, 2006, when it was removed from the station.[16][17] Meitantei Conan has also been localized in other languages such as French, German, and Italian.[18][19][20]
Episode list
Season 16: 2007–2008
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 466 | "The Unbreakable Snowman (Part 1)" "Warenai Yukidaruma (Zenpen)" (割れない雪だるま(前編)) | February 26, 2007[21] |
| The Junior Detective League are at a small ski resort and meet up with four graduate students who are building a snowman for an art project. Later that evening, Sakuko Kokura, one of the graduate students, become lost in the blizzard and the two groups begin their search for her. Conan finds the Kokura dead at the bottom of a cliff in a lake. The police declares that Kokura's death was a snowboarding accident. Conan notices that the body is missing a hat, goggles, and gloves and believes that she was murdered and one of the graduate students is the culprit. | ||
| 467 | "The Unbreakable Snowman (Part 2)" "Warenai Yukidaruma (Kōhen)" (割れない雪だるま(後編)) | March 5, 2007[22] |
| George trips and falls into the snow and comments how it was hard and salty. Conan realizes how the murder was done and gathers the suspects along with inspector Misao Yamamura. Conan tranquilizes Yamamura and impersonates him using his voice changing bow tie to reveal that the murderer is the graduate student Kazuya Itabashi. Conan reveals that during the snow storm, Kazuya used salt to harden the snowman he was working on. He then called Sakuko to his room where he drowned him in his sink which contained the water from the lake. Afterwords, he attached Sakuko's snow shoes on and placed her in the body of the hardened snowman and rolled her into the lake. He then used the Detective Boy's snowman to rebuild a new body for the snowman. As evidence, Conan reveals that the Junior Detective League's snowman had their detective badges in their snowman which is now found in Kazuya's snowman. He also reveals that the forensic team should find traces of lake water or Sakuko's DNA in Kazuya's sink. Kazuya confesses to the crime revealing that the reason being was that Sakuko had a romantic obsession for Tanji Kiyama, who was ironically infatuated with Asaka Onoue. In a jealous effort to force Kiyama to forget about Onoue, Sakuko tricked the latter into going snowboarding. Thanks to Onoue's inexperience, she broke her leg which Sakuko had suspected would happen. Kazuya learned this from a drunken Sakuko, leading him out of rage to kill her both to punish her actions and prevent Kiyama from "dirtying his hands" with the issue. | ||
| 468 | "The Mysterious Case Near the Pond" "Ike no Hotori no Kaijiken" (池のほとりの怪事件) | March 12, 2007[23] |
| The Junior Detective League head to a pound to witness animal control officers attempting to capture an alligator snapping turtle that is loose in the wild. A man named Jiro Nihonmatsu claims that it is his turtle; However, his story is inconsistent, as he claims he bought the turtles in Japan when they are only found in America. When an animal control officer finds two turtles, Nihonmatsu claims they are both his, causing Conan to become suspicious of him. After asking a vet to X-ray the turtles, they find a key to a storage locker where the money from a recent burglary is found. Conan reveals that after the burglary, Nihonmatsu hid the money in the locker and went to the pound to burn his mask and gloves that were used during the robbery; while doing so, one of the turtles swallowed the key to the locker. Nihonmatsu is later arrested by the authorities. | ||
| 469 | "Phantom Thief Kid and the 4 Masterpieces (Part 1)" "Kaitō Kiddo to yon Meiga (Zenpen)" (怪盗キッドと4名画(前編)) | April 16, 2007[24] |
| Takeyori Oikawa claims that the Phantom Thief Kid is targeting his painting which is to be unveiled to the world live that day. The painting is a final part of a set of four. He hires Richard Moore to protect the painting from Kid. They place the painting in a secluded room with guards at the door and outside the window. When a black out occurs, the painting is stolen and Oikawa's father, who was in the room, is murdered. While the police speculate how the murder was done and whether Kid is the culprit, Oikawa receives a letter from Kid which claims he will steal the truth of him. Oikawa disfigures the letter to incriminate Kid for the murder and hands it to Conan. Conan who had suspected Oikawa murdered his father is now certain he is the culprit. | ||
| 470 | "Phantom Thief Kid and the 4 Masterpieces (Part 2)" "Kaitō Kiddo to yon Meiga (Kōhen)" (怪盗キッドと4名画(後編)) | April 23, 2007[25] |
| After a thorough investigation, Conan concludes there was never a painting behind the cloth and that it was suspended by a fishing line. Conan reveals that when the police broke into the room, the fishing line, which was held by a rock at the end, was pulled outside the window creating the sense that a person jumped out the window. Oikawa confesses and reveals that he had only planned a set of three but his father scammed the customers into buying the third painting into paying extra so that he would make a fourth painting. Oikawa, unable to paint due to the death of his wife, planned to pretend his painting was stolen to save his career. However, Oikawa thought his father would reveal Oikawa's plan to the world and thus ruining his career as an artist. Conan reveals that Oikawa's father had been practicing on imitating Oikawa's style and had the fourth painting finished and his plan was to give Oikawa his painting. Oikawa then laments over the death of his father due to a misunderstanding. Later on, Takagi is revealed to be Kid and leaves the mansion upon helping with the investigation and having his name cleared. | ||
| 471 | "The Out of Control Rental Car" "Rentakā Seigyo Funō" (レンタカー制御不能) | May 7, 2007[26] |
| Richard takes Rachel Moore and Conan to an onsen in a rental car after being given a special deal. Richard then receives a call from Inspector Megure who reveals that a bomber called the police station to tell them a bomb was placed on Richard 's car and will detonate when his speed goes below twenty km/h. Richard concludes the man who gave him the deal is the bomber. The police, after clearing the roads, manages to rescue Conan from the car. Conan tells Megure his plan on how to save Richard and Rachel. Conan impersonates Megure's voice and calls Richard and reveals the bomber to be Jirou Matsumiya. Conan explains that Jirou's older brother was involved in a case Richard worked on three years prior. Jirou's older brother, while fleeing from the police, crashed and died causing him to resent the authortiesi. The police order a truck specially designed to hold cars and hoists Richard's car into it. The truck keeps the car still while allowing the wheels to turn giving them time to refuel the car and disarm the bomb. The police later arrest Jirou and convinces him to forget about revenge. | ||
| 472 | "Jimmy Kudo's Childhood Adventure (Part 1)" "Kudō Shinichi Shōnen no Bōken (Zenpen)" (工藤新一少年の冒険(前編)) | May 14, 2007[27] |
| Conan's class finds a wallet with a message from Rachel ten years ago. Conan shares the story of how it got there by explaining the adventure he had in the past. Ten years ago, Jimmy and Rachel enter the school at night to investigate the rumors of a ghost. They run into a mysterious man who claims to be Jimmy's younger brother who challenges them in a treasure hunt; He then hands them a wallet with a letter containing the message "Quell the anger of Haido" in kanji. "Quell the anger" is pronounced the same as "Drop the anchor", the riddle refers to Haido Port. The pair finds another riddle hidden on a fire hydrant which contains the message "Clear the allegations against Toriya and demolish the liver of Goroukou" in kanji. Conan reveals that clearing the allegation is to prove innocent meaning to prove White (白 Shiro) which refers to the word Castle (城 Shiro) meaning Toriya castle. Goroukou is a reference to Mito Kōmon (水戸黄門). Destroying the liver means destroying the middle, so removing the middle kanji of Mito Kōmon yields Suimon (水門, lit. Flood Gates). The pair finds the next clue near a railroad track by floodgates of Toriya Castle; The message on the riddle is "Erase this Mark. With a raspy voice, endure loneliness." | ||
| 473 | "Jimmy Kudo's Childhood Adventure (Part 2)" "Kudō Shinichi Shōnen no Bōken (Kōhen)" (工藤新一少年の冒険(後編)) | May 21, 2007[28] |
| Jimmy solves the riddle and heads to the school and finds the next riddle on a stop sign. The letter contains a mixture of kanji, and mahjong symbols and when read, pronounces Beika City Hall. Once there, Jimmy finds a sign on a pole with the message "S → W". He presumes it means the sunset and assumes his father created the riddle for his entertainment. Back in the present time, Conan realizes what the riddle actually means. Conan writes down the symbols for port, castle, flood gate, post office, middle school, and city hall. It is revealed "S → W" means South to West, so when the symbols are turned 90 degrees, reveals Ox hide in kanji. Conan rips open the leather wallet which reveals a message for Booker Kudo from the Toichi Kuroba | ||
| 474 | "Love of Lawyer Eva Kadan" "Kisaki Eri Bengoshi no Koi" (妃英理弁護士の恋) | June 4, 2007[29] |
| Eva Kadan is visited by Rachel and Conan who came to remind her it is the anniversary of her first date with Richard. Eva leaves to meet someone at a café after a phone call. Shortly after Eva's cat, Goro, knocks down a vase where Rachel finds a picture of a man and her mother's wedding ring. They notice the number on the back of the picture matches the number of the caller causing Rachel to believe that her mother is having an affair and thus follows her to the café. Once there, Rachel hears the man speak with a woman in a baby talk tone. Eva tearfully tells the man she "could not stop the trembling" and the man replies "it is just a dream". As Rachel is about to assault the man, Conan reveals the man is a veterinarian. As proof, he reveals the man was talking to the woman's dog in a baby talk tone, not the woman. He also points out that the scratches on the man's arms were from animals he examined. Eva reveals she met with the veterinarian to discuss Goro's somniloquy. After Rachel leaves, the veterinarian reveals he thought she was seeking an affair since her clothing were more revealing than usual. Eva reveals that since it was the anniversary of her first date with her husband, she had planned to call him and invite him to dinner while wearing the clothes from their first date but decided to cancel when Rachel found out. Elsewhere, Richard, wearing his clothes from their first date, falls asleep while waiting for Eva's phone call. | ||
| 475 | "Bad Luck Grand Prix" "Akūn Guran Puri" (悪運グランプリ) | June 18, 2007[30] |
| Richard takes Conan out to look for a restaurant in the city and witnesses a hit and run resulting in two pedestrians being injured. A witness reveals he saw the car waited for those two before speeding into their direction and Conan concludes it was an attempted murder. The pedestrian Kiyotaka Okonogi is a wealthy man and his nephew, Kazuma Sakaki, is the prime suspect since Sakaki would be the one to inherit Okonogi's fortune. Sakaki's fiancée, Tomomi Ichikura, has an alibi since she sent a text to Sakiki about a bombing incident at a shopping mall which occurred during the time of the attack. The other pedestrian, Shinzaburo Tatamatsu, reveals that the driver was the same culprit who stole his groceries and threatened to kill him; disproving their theory Okonogi was the targeted victim. Conan investigates and discovers the bomb at the mall was moved from the fifth floor to the sixth floor by a shopper, yet Ichikura's text says the bomb was found on the fifth floor and concludes her to be the culprit. After tranquilizing Richard, Conan reveals Ichikura knew about Tatamatsu and Okonogi's meetings and set up the murder in order to make Tatamatsu believe he was the one being targeted. Ichikura confesses to the attempted murder and how she wanted Okonogi's fortune. | ||
| 476 | "George's Certain Kill Shot (Part 1)" "Genta no Hissatsu Shūto (Zenpen)" (元太の必殺シュート(前編)) | June 25, 2007[31] |
| Agasa takes the Junior Detective League to a cheesecake bakery. Genta however decides to remain in the underground parking lot and continues to kick a soccer ball against a wall. When Genta hears a strange sound, he misses his kick and subsequently losses balance and falls on his head causing him to lose consciousness. When he awakens, he searches for the soccer ball only to find a foreigner named Heinen Ludger with a severe head injury. The Junior Detective League arrive upon hearing Genta's scream. Ludger points at George and says criminal and "El" before losing consciousness. The police arrive and reveal that the culprit was searching for money. Conan reveals that there were only three people in the parking lot during the time the attack occurred. | ||
| 477 | "George's Certain Kill Shot (Part 2)" "Genta no Hissatsu Shūto (Kōhen)" (元太の必殺シュート(後編)) | July 2, 2007[32] |
| The police gather the three suspects together where Conan reveals that the culprit is Kanji Kojima. Conan explains that the criminal is like Genta, meaning a mischievous boy and an elf. Conan reveals that the number eleven in German is pronounced as "Elf", the number that Kojima is wearing on his back. Kojima refuses to confess to the crime, Conan reveals that Kojima claimed he was busy listening to a horse race in the underground parking lot in his car in a desolate location in the parking lot yet he knew Genta was the first one to find Ludger meaning Kojima was at the crime scene. Kojima is then apprehended by the authorities. The next day, Ludger gives Genta a cheesecake as an apology for pointing him out as a criminal. | ||
| 478 | "Real 30 Minutes" "Riaru 30 Minittsu" (リアル30ミニッツ) | July 9, 2007[33] |
| Richard, Rachel, and Conan are in a mall when a murder occurs on the third floor. The police arrive and seal the mall preventing people from leaving the third floor and preventing public access to the mall. Conan meets a girl who tells him she saw the culprit wearing a black jacket. Conan notices that two gangsters are desperately trying to enter the mall to escort their boss. Conan realizes where the culprit is and reveals to Vi Graythorn that the culprits motive was to prevent the gangsters from entering the mall so he could murder their boss. Conan explains that since the gangsters sent their boss a voicemail, it means their boss is on the third floor and in a place where phones are not allowed. Conan finds a black jacket in a dental clinic and manages to stop the culprit from murderer the boss. The culprit reveals that the boss was the cause of a Hit and Run accident which resulted in the death of his girlfriend. The police then apprehend the culprit and takes the boss in for questioning in the hit and run. | ||
| 479 | "Three Days With Harley Hartwell 2 hrs." "Hattori Heiji to no Mikkakan" (服部平次との三日間) | July 16, 2007[34] |
| Richard, Rachel, Conan, Harley Hartwell, and Kirsten Thomas are at a festival when a monk asks them to solve a case of a disappearing body at the temple. Shakuren, the head monk, denies the body's existence. After investigating, Conan and Harley reveal that Shakuren arranged the temples blood stained Tatami mats into the corner of the rooms where the stains are covered by statues. Shakuren reveals that the body was Denkyuu's mother who abandoned him eighteen years ago. He reveals that she performed suicide after being refused to see her son whom she could not even recognize. The next day, Harley takes Conan with him to participate in a reality television deduction competition between high school detectives Harley Hartwell , Natsuki Koshimizu, Junya Tokitsu, and Saguru Hakuba. While there, Tokitsu is murdered and the detectives realize the television programming was a hoax. After a thorough investigation, the culprit is revealed to be Koshimizu. It is revealed that Koshimizu was searching for the detective who's inadequate investigation led the police to believe her friend was a suspect in a murder prompting her friend's suicide. | ||
| 480 | "Yellow Alibi" "Kiiroi Fuzai Shōmei" (黄色い不在証明) | July 23, 2007[35] |
| A hostess named Hiroko Inoue is found dead in her home by Osamu Kitzuka, a colleague of Inoue's to be husband Akira Taokaoka. Kitzuka had a planned meeting with Taokaoka on that day and was the reason he found the body. As Richard and Conan investigate, the police conclude it to be a random burglary after Taokaoka's alibi proves he was at Fukushima Prefecture during the time of Inoue's death. Conan is able to find conclusive evidence on Taokaoka and tranquilizes Richard to reveal that Inoue was murdered in Fukushima and carried back to her home by Taokaoka dressed as a delivery man. The time of Inoue's real death is shown when a video recording by Inoue is interrupted since Taokaoka accidentally pulled the plug to the VCR. As evidence against Taokaoka, there was coral sand found on Inoue's shoes and in the trunk of his car; a beach in Fukushima has coral sand. Taokaoka confesses and reveals Inoue was forcing him into marriage to repay his debt to her. | ||
| 481 | "Mountain Witch's Cutlery (Part 1)" "Yamanba no Hamono (Zenpen)" (山姥の刃物(前編)) | July 30, 2007[36] |
| Agasa takes the Junior Detective League camping, they end up being stranded in the middle of the woods. They decide to ask for lodgings from a house owned by an elderly woman named Iwae Tanaka. At the same time, Akane Ooba and her two hosts, Raito Adachi and Fuuga Kahara, also request for lodging and Tanaka complies. That night, Mitch goes to the restroom but sees something horrifying causing him to run back to his room. Soon after they hear a woman scream and Ooba is later found with her throat slit open outside the house with Raito by her side. The police arrive and investigate all the bladed weapons in the house. Mitch then exclaims that while heading back from the restroom, the knife he saw Tanaka sharpening is missing. | ||
| 482 | "Mountain Witch's Cutlery (Part 2)" "Yamanba no Hamono (Kōhen)" (山姥の刃物(後編)) | August 6, 2007[37] |
| Tanaka dismisses Mitsuhiko's accusation as his imagination and the police continue their investigation. Agasa notes that his hammer is missing and Conan discovers an officer found the hammer in the woods. Conan later finds the rumored knife with the red handle and shows it to the police. None of the weapons reacted to luminol and leaves the officers stumped. As Conan investigates he realizes who the murderer is. Disguising his voice as Agasa, Conan first reveals Kahara is a fake name and that he is actually Tanaka's grandson in disguise, Shouta Tanaka. Since Kahara lived in the house before, he would have used the knife in the shed and is thus, eliminated as a suspect leaving Adachi as the culprit. As evidence, Conan reveals Adachi had his shoes on when he was by Ooba's body while everyone ran bare feet to investigate the screaming. As for the weapon, Conan reveals Adachi used the hammer to break apart an obsidian rock found in the fish tank for the murder; he then concludes the weapon used for the murder should be in the tank. Adachi professes to the murder revealing Ooba tricked his parents into furthering their debt and murdered her in vengeance. Tanaka gives her grandson the knife and her grandson promises to start visiting her again. A month later, Conan spots Shouta working as a chef with the knife his grandmother gave him. | ||
| 483 | "The Missing Policeman" "Kieta Omawarisan" (消えたおまわりさん) | August 13, 2007[38] |
| Conan and the Junior Detective League run into Amy's neighbor, Yasuyo Akimoto, who is searching for a kind bearded policemen who she ran into multiple times last week. At the police station, they reveal they do not have an officer like that and it was against police regulation to have facial hair. The police assume that officer was linked to a serial burglary, however Akimoto and an elderly couple disagree claiming the officer was too kind and gentle to be the burglar. As the Junior Detective League investigate, they discover the disguised officer is the socially inept owner of a ramen restaurant, Tetsuji Odawara. Conan concludes that Odawara overheard Akimoto was working late last week and worried for her safety, disguises himself as an officer to protect her. The Detective Boys head to the restaurant to find it closed causing Conan to realize Odawara is searching for the serial burglary in order to prove his innocence. Odawara meanwhile realizes the drunk man he helped last week was the burglar when they meet on the streets and gives chase. Conan helps Odawara apprehend the criminal who is then taken into custody. Akimoto who witnessed the apprehension learns that Odawara was the bearded officer. The next day, Odawara silently serves Akimoto ramen at the restaurant. | ||
| 484 | "Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph (Part 1)" "Kuroi Shashin no Yukue (Zenpen)" (黒い写真の行方(前編)) | August 20, 2007[39] |
| Harley tells Conan he found someone that has knowledge on Ethan Hondou's father; However that person is dead but his grandson, Souhei Nishigun, has a photograph of Ethan's father. Conan, Vi , and Agasa travel to Nishigun's apartment and realize that someone has stolen Nishigun's photograph album and deleted the data off his computer. Conan notices that the room contains perspiration from the culprit meaning the robbery occurred very recently. Conan concludes that one of Nishigun's three friends is the culprit as they are the only people with keys to his apartment. | ||
| 485 | "Whereabouts of the Dark Photograph (Part 2)" "Kuroi Shashin no Yukue (Kōhen)" (黒い写真の行方(後編)) | August 27, 2007[40] |
| Nishigun phones all three of his friends to ask what they were doing during the time of the robbery. Conan realizes who the culprit is from the phone calls and reveals the culprit to be his friend Toga, as culprit used a chair to reach the photo album on a high shelf meaning he has a short structure. Since Toga asked Nishigun to keep the door to his verandah to do the laundry in the morning, Conan concludes that he is hiding in the laundry machine on the verndah. Toga apologizes to Nishigun and tells him he had to erase the photograph of a diorama he had plagiarized. Nishigun tells him he knew Toga had plagiarized the tank and had no intention of putting it on his blog. Nishigun then gives Conan the photograph of Ethan's father and tells him Ethan's father worked for something called "The Company". | ||
| 486 | "Maneki Neko from the Right to the Left" "Migi Kara Hidari e Manekineko" (右から左へ招き猫) | September 3, 2007[41] |
| Conan and Vi rescue a kitten from a tree and return him to his owner, Tamotsu Ishigami, the owner of a local café. A woman barges into the café exclaiming she found her boss, Kenzo Kanemaru, dead. Conan, Vi, Richard , and Ishigami enter office to confirm the Kanemaru's death and the authorities arrive. Conan notices that someone used the vacuum and threw away its contents and also finds the paw of a broken maneki neko. After finding a notepad with its page ripped, blood on a flip clock at 12:59, and a kitten's bloody par print on the window still, Conan confirms Ishigami to be the culprit and tranquilizes Richard. Through Richard, Conan reveals that Ishigami killed Kanemaru with a maneki neko he bought and cleaned up the shattered pieces with the vacuum. As evidence, a message on the notepad reveals Ishigami had a planned meeting with the victim at 1:00 and the blood on the flip clock confirms the time of death. Furthermore, his kitten's bloody paw print was found in the room where the murdered occurred. Ishigami professes to the murder, lamenting over the debt he owed to him. | ||
| 487 | "Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story 8 Left Hand's Ring Finger1 hr." "Honchō no Keiji Koi Monogatari 8 Hidaride no Kusuriyubi" (本庁の刑事恋物語8 左手の薬指) | October 15, 2007[42] |
| Richard is invited to attend an interview of the mystery book writer Masataka Moroguichi. The next day, Moroguichi is found dead from consumption of poison. The room was locked and the key was in Moroguichi's palm; The only opening to the room is a small window which can only fit a small child. Simone Miwako and Harry Wilder are called to the scene and believe that the murderer is one of Moroguichi's three interviewers. After a thorough investigation, Conan drops hints allowing Richard to solve the murder. Richard reveals that the murderer used an unknown object to loop around Moroguichi's hand from the window. After the murderer gave Moroguichi poisoned coffee, he left the room, locked the door, and used the unknown object to send it key back to Moroguichi's hand. The only object fitting this description was the interviewer's Kakuji Dejima cassette tape strings. They reveal that the forensic team should find Moroguichi's blood on the cassette tape. Dejima confesses and reveals that he murdered Moroguichi in vengeance for his friend, Akiba. Akiba was Moroguichi's assistant and was forced to be a test subject for murder ideas which eventually resulted in Akiba's death. Since the police were unable to determine how Akiba was killed, they ruled it as a suicide and Moroguichi was left unpunished. Later that day, Rachel asks Simone about the ring on her ring finger. She replies that her friend told her the ring was a charm that would keep bugs away and accepts Wilder's proposal to use his ring as a replacement to the charm. | ||
| 488 | "Devil of the TV Station1 hr." "Terebikyoku no Akuma" (テレビ局の悪魔) | October 22, 2007[43] |
| Yoko Okino takes the Junior Detective League to a TV studio for a tour. When they run into Onizuka Satan, a vocalist for a visual kei rock band. The Junior Detective League decide to search for his room to get his autograph. Meanwhile, a cosmetic-less Satan meets with the director of the TV station, Tenji Urushihara, and murders him. The Junior Detective League find Satan's room and meet Satan in full make up who gives them an autograph. Soon after Urushihara is found by an employee and the police arrive at the station. While the police suspect the murderer to be Satan, Satan retorts that with his make up and costume, it would have been impossible to leave his room without being noticed. Since there is no mirror in Satan's dressing room, it would be impossible to put on his make up and absolves him from the murder. Conan still suspects Satan, and his investigation leads him to find out Satan made a makeshift mirror by using a transparent ruler and black construction paper. To prove this, Conan reveals that the origami cranes were used to camouflage the construction paper but evidence suggested it was not made on that day. Satan confesses and reveals that three years ago a letter from his fan stopped coming. Satan reveals that recently he found out Urushihara sent a message to that fan to commit suicide in the name of Satan in order to have Satan gain more publicity to make more money. | ||
| 489 | "Courtroom Confrontation III Prosecutor as Eyewitness1 hr." "Hotei no Taiketsu 3 Mokugekisha wa Kensatsukan" (法廷の対決Ⅲ 目撃者は検察官) | November 26, 2007[44] |
| Eva Kadan is asked to defend Hiroaki Takeuchi who had been accused of Hit and Run incident. However the evidence suggests it was his wife, Mariko Takeuchi, who was committed the crime. Hiroaki calls Reiko Kujo and tells her to meet him and he will tell her the truth. Reiko, accompanied by Mariko, visits Hiroaki and see him fall off his balcony to his death. Believing her questioning motivated his suicide, Reiko quits her job as a prosecutor but learns from Eva the possibility it was a murder made to look like a suicide by Mariko. Conan and Richard investigate and confirm that Hiroaki was murdered. During the hearing, Conan tranquilizes Richard and, with supporting evidence, reveals Mariko to be the cause of the Hit and Run and that she murdered Hiroaki. The court ends and charges Mariko with the Hit and Run and opens a case involving her homicide. | ||
| 490 | "Harley Hartwell vs. Jimmy Kudo! The Grand Deduction Battle!1 hr." "Hattori Heiji vs Kudō Shinichi! Gerende no Suiri Taiketsu" (服部平次 vs 工藤新一ゲレンデの推理対決) | December 3, 2007[45] |
| Harley tells Conan that he met a better Detective than Conan during his middle school years and reminisces about the case. At a ski resort, an actor named Shouhei Minowa, is murdered in the same fashion as his stunt performer, Jirou Mizugami, who was murdered four years ago. Minowa is killed while on a ski lift and the gun is placed in his hand suggesting suicide. Minowa's bag is filled with snow to suggest that a Yuki-onna murdered him. Harley and the unknown Detective, revealed to be Jimmy, investigate and realize how the murder is done. Harley reveals his deductions to the police while Jimmy tells them over the phone. They both reveal that the Minowa, who skied for his fans, was actually his stunt double in disguise, Kousuke Mimata, and that Minowa was hiding in a bag Mimata was carrying. On the ski lift, Mimata kills Minowa and grabs the a similar pre-arranged bag containing snow with the use of his ski pole and places it in his seat before dropping down from the ski lift. As evidence, Harley and Jimmy reveal that Mimata should have Minowa's clothes underneath. Mimata confesses and reveals that Minowa was afraid Mizugami would reveal to the public that Minowa did not perform in skiing scenes in his movies which motivated Minowa to murder Mizugami. Later that day, Harley and Jimmy pass each other, without meeting face to face, and acknowledge each other's deduction abilities. | ||
Season 17: 2008–2009
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
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| 491 | "Clash of Red and Black! (The Beginning)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Hattan" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 発端) | January 14, 2008[46] |
| Conan, Ran, and Sonoko are visiting a sick friend in the hospital. There they meet Eisuke who tells them he is searching for his long lost sister who looks identical to Rena Mizunashi. Eisuke explains that his sister intended to become a nurse so he is searching the local hospitals for her. Conan, however, suspects Eisuke knows Rena has been hospitalized due to her accident. The three decide to visit Kōshi Anno, a big fan of Rena, to confirm whether Rena is actually Eisuke's sister. Unable to contact Kōshi, they visit his mother and learn Kōshi recently called asking for money in order to pay off a rival company in a business meeting later that day. Listening to her story, Conan reveals the inconsistencies with Kōshi's story and reveals that a man is impersonating Kōshi in order to scam Kōshi's mother for money. As evidence, Conan explains that the fraud claimed to have canceled his planned vacation due to a cold but had business plans on the same day as his vacation; a person who had to suddenly cancel his vacation due to an illness would not have business plans on the same day. The fraud is later arrested outside of Kōshi's apartment. Later that day, Kōshi returns home and is confronted by Conan who asks him whether Eisuke's picture of his sister is actually Rena. | ||
| 492 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Blood Relative)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Ketsuen" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 血縁) | January 21, 2008[47] |
| Kōshi confirms that the picture is indeed Rena and shows them a news recording depicting Rena with the same hairstyle as Eisuke's sister's in the photograph. In the video, they learn that Rena's blood type is AB. Eisuke denies that Rena is his sister since his sister's blood was once used for his blood transfusion; Eisuke has blood type O, meaning he can only receive Type O blood. Conan suspects there is a hidden component to Eisuke's story and believes Eisuke is searching for Rena with an ulterior motive. The next day, Eisuke invites Ran and Sonoko to accompany him to the mansion he used to live in to collect his mother's belongings which were recently found. Kogoro, coincidentally, was also hired to investigate a murder at the mansion that occurred a year ago. Once there, Eisuke finds his birth certificate, confirming that he has blood type O. Meanwhile, Kogoro is with the owner of the mansion, Kakuzō Okudaira, discussing the murder of his son, Tango Okudaira. Kakuzō tells Kogoro he suspects the murderer is one of three people in the mansion. | ||
| 493 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Exclamation)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Zekkyō" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 絶叫) | January 28, 2008[48] |
| Kakuzō shows Kogoro a photograph of Tango's body in a pool and points to a white glove Tango is wearing. He reveals that the glove was the same glove their previous butler wore before a car accident killed him, and that Tango's murder occurred on the anniversary of the butler's death. Kakuzō tells Kogoro that, three days after Tango's death, he received a white glove and now presumes the murderer plans to kill him next. After the discussion, Kogoro and Conan investigate the house searching for clues. When a blackout occurs and the sound of a vase is heard from Kakuzō's room, they arrive to find him hanged. Conan investigates and realizes three suspicious points: glue was used to keep the knot of the rope together, the broken vase with sweat near the top, and a book titled "Killer of Hades" (in kanji) with blood on it. The police declare that if the book is a dying message, the murderer must be one of the three suspects. | ||
| 494 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Hades)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Meido" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 冥土) | February 4, 2008[49] |
| Conan's investigation leads him to realize how Kakuzō and Tango's murder was accomplished. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and impersonates him with the voice changing bow tie to reveal that Kikuyo Tabata, the maid, is the murderer. He reveals Kikuyo served Kakuzō coffee laced with sleeping pills, thus causing Kakuzō to fall asleep. She then set up the scene by placing Kakuzō on top of a trolley and placing a glued noose around his neck. After setting up a line of books leading from the door to the trolley Kikuyo placed a vase in Kakuzō's hand, warning him that if the vase dropped and broke, it would cause people to investigate the noise. When that happened, they would open the door to Kakuzō's room and subsequently move the line of books which would cause the trolley to roll out from beneath him and result in his death. Conan explains that Tango was murdered in a similar fashion: he was tied up and thrown in a pool and was forced to stand on the tip of his toes to breathe. Eventually Tango's fatigue caused him to drown. By delaying the time of death in both cases, Kikuyo was able to establish an alibi. As for the dying message, Conan reveals that blood covered the kanji for the English word "Hades" which means "Meido" in Japanese and is a reference to the English word maid. As evidence, Conan tells the police Kikuyo should have a handkerchief with coffee stains tainted with sleeping pills. Kikuyo confesses to the murder revealing that Tango, with the help of his father, murdered her husband, the previous butler. | ||
| 495 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Coma)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Konsui" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 昏睡) | February 11, 2008[50] |
| Conan learns from Ran that she had been unable to contact Eisuke since the winter break. She tells him Eisuke last told her that he had found someone from his father's company at Haido Central Hospital, the same hospital in which Rena is currently hospitalized. Conan contacts Jodie Starling to inform her Eisuke may be searching for Rena and learns from her that Eisuke's father, Ethan Hondō, was a spy for the CIA who were investigating the Black Organization. She reveals that Rena and the Black Organization murdered him four years ago. Conan phones Ran asking her how Eisuke recognized the colleague. She replies that Eisuke recognized the person through the phones keypad tone which played the song "Nanatsu no Ko", the phone number of the Black Organization's leader. Conan realizes that a Black Organization member is in Haido Central Hospital. Fearing that the criminal syndicate may be close to finding Rena, Conan and the FBI investigate the hospital. After asking a nurse about a suspicious person, the FBI narrows the suspects list to hospitalized patients between December 18 and December 21 and begin their search for the Black Organization member. | ||
| 496 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Invasion)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Shinnyū" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 侵入) | February 18, 2008[51] |
| The nurse tells Conan that she just remembered Eisuke had surgery for leukemia when he was young, raising the possibility Rena may in fact be his sister. Meanwhile, the FBI manages to narrow the list of suspects down to three patients: An old man with a broken leg, a man with a neck sprain, and a man with dorsalgia. Conan volunteers to secretly investigate them. After recording the three patients on a secret camera, Conan reports back to the FBI. In his meeting with the man with dorsalgia, Conan proved the man was not faking his symptom as he had difficulty bending down to pick up an object and was frantically fighting against a sneeze to prevent sending a shock wave to his back. The other two patients are revealed to be faking their symptoms. Conan reveals that he noticed the old man had a scar and swelling near his heart suggesting he has an artificial pacemaker. Since the pacemaker's function would be interrupted by cell phone waves, it rules the old man out leaving Rikumichi Kusuda, the man faking the neck sprain, as their culprit. | ||
| 497 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Awakening)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Kakusei" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 覚醒) | February 25, 2008[52] |
| That night Kusuda is caught sneaking into the nurse's lounge photographing the patient list and the FBI proceed to apprehend him. Kusuda reveals that under his cervical collar are explosives which he will detonate if they attempt to arrest him. He flees from the hospital in a car but is pursued by Conan and Akai. Kusudu kills himself with his own gun before being caught. While the FBI attempt to figure out how to keep the Black Organization away from Rena, Akai decides they must keep the hospital employees uninvolved and that he shall think of plan to ambush them. Later that night, Eisuke sneaks into Rena's room and attempts to question her about his sister. Frustrated with her comatose state, he attempts to stab her with scissors but she grabs his hand and stops him. | ||
| 498 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Disturbance)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Kakuran" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 攪乱) | March 3, 2008[53] |
| The FBI plan on transporting Rena to another location in one of three identical vans, making the other two decoys. Later that day, James Black receives a flower from the deceased Kusada. Elsewhere, the Black Organization cause food poisoning throughout restaurants in the city, release poisonous gas in public areas, and start a fire in a local theatre. These incidents cause a large amount of people needing medical attention to flow into the hospital. While Conan and Akai attempt to deduce the Black Organization plans, they notice a ticking sound from Jame's flower pot and realize there is a bomb in it. Agent Andre Camel and Jodie are given the task to detonate the bomb in an isolated location. After doing so, Akai notices there is a rush of deliveries to patients and realize they also contain explosives sent by the Black Organization. | ||
| 499 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Camouflage)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Gisō" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 偽装) | March 10, 2008[54] |
| Rena appears on television while the FBI agents are gathering the small explosives which causes them to gather to Rena's room to investigate. They realize it was part of the Black Organization's plan as the explosives the agents were collecting contained transmitters; Gin, who watches the transmitters gather in a single location, tells his colleagues of Rena's location in the hospital. The FBI initiate their plan to transport Rena to another location. Camel is given the task of transporting Rena while the other FBI agents become decoys in the other two vans. Jodie suspects Camel is part of the organization and attempts to pursue Camel to give her the task of driving the van with Rena. Camel incapacitates her and hides her body. The three vans drive off with Chianti, Korn, and Vodka stalking them. Using thermal vision devices, they are able to see through the vans and upload the images to Gin who attempts to deduce which truck contains Rena. Vermouth follows Akai who is secretly tailing the second van, causing them to believe the truck Korn is stalking contains Rena. However, Gin stops them and reveals that Rena is in the van Camel is driving. | ||
| 500 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Testament)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Yuigon" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 遺言) | March 17, 2008[55] |
| Rena wakes up and knocks Camel unconscious, causing the car to crash. Once freed, she reunites with the other members of the Black Organization. Chianti prepares to kill Camel, but the vehicle explodes, attracting the attention of the public and forcing the Black Organization members to flee. Camel, having survived the blast, reports to Akai and tells him the mission was a success. Akai reveals to the FBI he purposely let the Black Organization capture Rena again so they may use her to gain information from the inside. He then explains the conversation he and Conan had with Rena the night before. After Eisuke is stopped by Rena, Conan, who was hiding behind the curtains, reveals that Rena is indeed Eisuke's sister. He explains that due to Eisuke's leukemia and radiation treatment, they transferred Rena's bone marrow to Eisuke and essentially making his blood type AB. Conan reveals that he knows Rena is part of the CIA and was given the task of investigating the Black Organization from the inside. She reveals that on the day she and her father were supposed to reveal the Black Organization's identity to the public, she had a transmitter planted on her which resulted in them being caught. To protect his daughter, Ethan created a scenario in which Rena killed him after realizing his identity as a CIA agent. After having Rena shoot him, the Black Organization was fooled and Rena continued her duty to spy on the Organization. After the conversation, Akai tells Rena he plans to return her to the Black Organization. | ||
| 501 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Suspicion)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Kengi" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 嫌疑) | April 14, 2008[56] |
| Back in the present time, Rena asks Gin to spare the hospital and its employees, causing Gin to suspect her of being disloyal to the organization. Elsewhere, Professor Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a hotel restaurant. They run into Officer Takagi who tells them the president of a foreign talent agency was murdered only a few minutes ago. Takagi tells them that the suspect is an unknown foreigner who had an appointment with the president. Conan tells him that the suspect must be in the hotel still since the president's office is on the top floor and—with so little time—the suspect would not have had enough time to rid himself of the smell of gunpowder and escape the building. The police gather up three foreign suspects, one of which includes FBI Agent Camel. Camel is the prime suspect because of his physical features and refusal to answer the questions relating to his profession since the FBI's investigation in Japan must remain a secret. Conan calls Jodie to come and help prove Camel's innocence. | ||
| 502 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Innocence)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Keppaku" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 潔白) | April 28, 2008[57] |
| Jodie arrives and tells the police that Camel is an FBI agent and that they are a couple vacationing in Japan. The police continue the investigation and notice that a memo with the words "Bring my Tux" was ripped out by an unknown culprit. Jodie asks Camel why he was in Japan two years ago. He replies that he was on a mission with Akai to investigate the Black Organization. He tells her that in the past, he made a mistake and exposed Akai's identity as an FBI agent to the syndicate and impeded Akai's mission as a spy. This indirectly resulted in the Organization murdering Akai's love, Akemi Miyano. Elsewhere, Gin orders Rena to set up a meeting with Akai or be branded as a traitor and subsequently killed. He tells her that he will plant a bug on her during the meeting and that it is her duty to kill Akai. Akai receives a call from Rena and agrees to meet with her, knowing that it is an ambush set up to take his life. | ||
| 503 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Ready for Death)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Kesshi" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 決死) | May 12, 2008[58] |
| Conan realizes why the culprit took the memo and tells Inspector Megure his plan to reveal the culprit. Megure gathers the four suspects and places chairs behind each of them. He then tells them to Shiran Puri (知らん振り, lit. Feign Ignorance) and all but Toby Kings sit down in their chairs. Jodie reveals that foreigners would recognize "Shiran Puri" as "Sit Down Please" and since Kings did not sit down, reveals he is actually Japanese. Jodie then explains that after Kings murdered the president, he noticed the memo and took it believing it was the President's dying message indicating Kings to be the murderer. As evidence, they find the missing memo inside Kings' pocket. Kings confesses to the murder and explains that his American girlfriend was tricked into signing a contract by the president. His girlfriend did not understand the contract since she was not fluent in Japanese; the contract forced his girlfriend to work long hours which in the end resulted in her death. As part of the contract, his girlfriend's younger brother would be held responsible if she is unable to continue working. Kings wanted to save his girlfriend's brother and thus murdered the president of the company. | ||
| 504 | "Clash of Red and Black! (Death on Duty)" "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu Junshoku" (赤と黒のクラッシュ 殉職) | May 19, 2008[59] |
| Akai meets with Rena who shoots him in the chest. He notices Gin's car in the distance and accepts his death so Rena may continue to spy from within the Black Organization. Rena shoots Akai in the head and places his body in his car with a timed explosive and leaves the scene. Once the bomb detonates, it catches the attention of the authorities and later the media who reports that a body burned beyond recognition was found. The FBI realize that the unidentified body belongs to Akai. Jodie heads to the police station to confirm Akai's death. She gives them Conan's cellphone which contains Akai's fingerprint so they could compare it to the body. The police confirm that a fingerprint found on the phone matched the body and Conan's cellphone is confiscated as evidence. Jodie gives Conan a phone of the same model as a replacement without informing him. Conan, having realized the change in the serial number, realizes Akai had died. | ||
| 505 | "Lawyer Eri Kisaki's Testimony (Part 1)" "Bengoshi Kisaki Eri no Shōgen (Zenpen)" (弁護士妃英理の証言(前編)) | June 16, 2008[60] |
| Eri Kisaki is getting her hair done by her barber, Minayo Hasaka, prior to having dinner with Kogoro, Ran, and Conan that evening. Kogoro, who was on his way to pick up Eri, finds a dead body at a garbage collection point. The police arrive and Conan reveals that the victim, Shirō Nagasaku, was killed while receiving a hair cut as evidenced by the hair particles found mixed in his blood. Kogoro suspects Hasaka to be the murderer, but Eri counters his accusations, stating Hasaka only left her sights for a ten-minute period, during which Hasaka left to throw away the trash at a local convenience store. Eri stats that it would be impossible for Hasaka to carry a body to the bottom of a hill during that time period. During the investigation of Hasaka's salon, Conan notices that the back alley of Hasaka's salon is directly above the garbage collection point and the convenience store is in the opposite direction. | ||
| 506 | "Lawyer Eri Kisaki's Testimony (Part 2)" "Bengoshi Kisaki Eri no Shōgen (Kōhen)" (弁護士妃英理の証言(後編)) | June 23, 2008[61] |
| The police confirm that Hasaka was at the convenience store during the ten-minute period. Conan notices that there are strange scratch marks on the pole near the convenience store and the guard rail alley directly above the garbage collection point. Conan realizes how the murder is done, tranquilizes Kogoro, and impersonates him using the voice changing bow tie. Conan reveals that Hasaka tied two strings to a chair with wheels; One short string looped around the guard rail and the longer string to the pole near the convenience store. They were then attached to her scooter and, using the force of her scooter, drives to the convenience store causing the string looped around the guardrail to retract and subsequently pulling the chair with enough speed to launch the body over the railing and into the garbage collection point. The longer string which is looped around the convenience store pole retracts the chair back to the Hasaka's beauty salon. Eri reveals that the trash bags Hasaka threw away would contain the weapon used for the murder. Hasaka confesses to the murder revealing that she hated the hair style Nagasaku adopted and since she promised to cut his hair forever, believed it was her responsibility to murder him so she would not have to cut his hair anymore. | ||
| 507 | "The Blind Spot in the Karaoke Box (Part 1)" "Karaoke Bokkusu no Shikaku (Zenpen)" (カラオケボックスの死角(前編)) | June 30, 2008[62] |
| Eisuke returns to school and Ran and Sonoko take him to karaoke to celebrate his return. Conan notices that there is a strange man following them and presumes he is an FBI agent sent to keep an eye on Eisuke. While there, Eisuke disappears to the bathroom for a suspiciously long time, and returns with a horrified expression. Shortly after the strange man is found dead from repeated beatings to the head with a blunt weapon. Conan suspects Eisuke to be the murderer due to his strange behavior after returning from the bathroom. However, Eisuke explains that the reason he was so horrified was that while he was heading back to their karaoke room, he stumbled into the wrong room and found two men kissing. The other man whom he saw kissing is revealed to be a woman who looks masculine since she is a body builder. The police decide to interrogate the four suspects, including Eisuke, for the murder. | ||
| 508 | "The Blind Spot in the Karaoke Box (Part 2)" "Karaoke Bokkusu no Shikaku (Kōhen)" (カラオケボックスの死角(後編)) | July 7, 2008[63] |
| The police search the rooms of the four suspects for the blunt weapon used to murder Tatsumi Moniwa. The pictures on Moniwa's cameras were developed revealing pictures of Sonoko. Conan realizes that the man is not an FBI but a stalker who was targeting Sonoko. Upon investigation, Conan realizes who the murderer is; He tranquilizes Sonoko and impersonates her voice to reveal the culprit to be Kyouta Honma. Conan reveals that Honma used a sock stuffed with coins to create a Blackjack. After murdering Moniwa, Honma used the coins to buy cartoons of cigarettes from a vending machine. As evidence, Conan reveals that Honma's shoes have become tighter after the murder due to the fact he is now wearing two pairs of socks. He tells the police the blood sample from the sock or coins in the vending machine will convict Honma of murder. Honma confesses and reveals that Moniwa kidnapped his four-year-old son and murdered him but was released from the authorities due to the lack of evidence and fueled by hatred, committed the murder. While walking home, Eisuke asks Conan to contact Shinichi so he could ask permission to take Ran with him to America. Conan reveals his identity as Shinichi and denies Eisuke's request. Eisuke admits that he knew Conan was Shinichi since the beginning and asks him to take care of Ran while he goes to America to pursue his career in the CIA. | ||
| 509 | "Red, White, Yellow, and the Detective Boys" "Aka, Shiro, Kiiro, to Tanteidan" (赤白黄色と探偵団) | July 14, 2008[64] |
| After school, Conan receives a phone call from Jodie who tells him that the Black Organization has received a new member codenamed Bourbon. Meanwhile, the Detective Boys receive a request from their classmate, Kaito Suigiura, to investigate the actions of a strange man at his apartment building which his father owns. The next day the Detective Boys find that the apartment has been burned down. The police reveal that all the residents have safely left the building; three people, who were not at home during the fire, are suspected to be the arsonist. The police find Kaito's diary and read Kaito's entry on the day of the fire. The diary mentions three residents and clues: In the morning, the "Red man" will be able to sleep in since it is raining; the "White man" was able to help him when he fell; the suspicious "Yellow man" returned home at night and was arguing with Kaito's father. They believe the "Yellow man" is the culprit and interrogate the three suspects: Ryohei Hosoi, a clumsy carpenter who injures himself often; Subaru Okiya, a graduate student who waters the plants of the apartment; and Ginya Makabe, a day trader. The police reveal that Kaito has a collection of model cars and has written Conan's name in his diary as Kuroshiro (黒白, lit. Black and White). | ||
| 510 | "Conan vs. W Code Mystery" "Conan vs Daburu Angō Misuterī" (コナンvs W 暗号ミステリー) | July 28, 2008[65] |
| Conan realizes who the arsonist is and reveals the identities of the "Red man", "White man", and "Yellow man" are related to types of cars: The "Red man" is Subaru Okiya, he is compared to a fire truck since he waters the plants; The "White man" is Ryohei Hosoi, he is compared to an ambulance since he gave Kaito a band-aid after scrapping his knee; The "Yellow man" is Ginya Makabe, he is compared to a construction vehicle since Kaito saw him suspiciously digging in the garden. Ginya confesses to arson and reveals that he was burying the money he earned as a day trader to avoid taxes. When Kaito's father found out, they got into an argument resulting in Ginya pushing Kaito's father down a flight of stairs. Ginya, believing Kaito's father is dead, burns the building down to hide, what he believed to be, the murder. As Ginya is arrested, the Detective Boys ask why Conan was called Kuroshiro; Conan tells them he was compared to a police car. Subaru overhearing the Detective Boys talk about professor Agasa, asks them to introduce him to Agasa so he could become an apprentice and perhaps find a place to stay. Haibara refuses to allow Subaru to stay with the professor believing he is part of the Black Organization. Conan gives Subaru the keys to his house telling him Shinichi would allow it. The next day, Ran and Sonoko head to Shinichi's house to clean it and run into Subaru. After witnessing his deduction skills, Sonoko decides to ask Shinichi and Subaru to solve a case involving paper planes with weird symbols on it found throughout the city in order to find out who would solve it first. Conan texts Ran the answers to his deduction the same moment Subaru explains his theory; They both believe the plane is an SOS. | ||
| 511 | "Deduction Showdown! Shinichi vs. Subaru Okiya" "Suiri Taiketsu! Shinichi vs. Okiya Subaru" (推理対決!新一VS沖矢昴) | August 4, 2008[66] |
| Subaru reveals that when the paper plane is unfolded, the symbols ··· — — — ··· is Morse code for SOS. The two give Subaru another plane they found with a different design; The plane contains the Morse code of zero with the design of a mobile phone signal on the other side. Subaru deduces that the plane means the victim is in a place with no cell phone reception, meaning he is held captive in a very tall building. The three decide to search for news on the television to find out if more planes were sent. They come upon the news that Ikou Daita, a man of a famous company, was kidnapped three days ago and they realize he is the one sending the paper planes. A paper plane with a different design was shown on the television; Subaru copies down the design and realizes the message tells them Daita is held captive in Beika city. Conan, who has also solved the mystery, tells Ran to search for tall apartment buildings with paper planes on the veranda. After doing so, they report to the authorities who find Daita chained to a ventilator on the brink of death. That following evening, Subaru is shown drinking bourbon whiskey. | ||
| 512 | "The Broken Horoscope" "Kudaketa Horosucōpu" (砕けたホロスコープ) | August 11, 2008[67] |
| Kogoro is invited by a famous fortune teller named Reika Shiijou for an interview. Ran asks Shiijou to read her fortune; Shiijou tells her she will read it later and gives Ran her room key's diamond keychain as compensation. Later that evening, Shiijou's guests realize she has been in her room for far too long. Unable to open her door, they see her through the outside window dead. One of her guests, Kensuke Katsuragi, climbs to the top of Shiijou's room and breaks through the glass ceiling and unlocks the door. The police arrive and their investigation reveals that Shiijou's room contained a specialized key which could not be copied. Conans investigates and after finding a few clues, tranquilizes Kogoro and impersonates his voice to reveal Katsuragi to be the culprit. Conan reveals that Katsuragi met with Shiijou in her room and murdered her. After doing so, he took the key to her rooms, locked it, and climbed from the outside to the top of Shiijou's room, cracked a small piece of the ceiling, and dropped the keys into the room. As evidence, Conan reveals that despite the key being mixed in a pile of other keys, Katsuragi was able to find out which key opened the door in his first try. Katsuragi replies that he knew the key with the sapphire keychain was the one for the door; Conan reveals that the key was originally connected to a diamond keychain which is now in Ran's possession. This means that Katsuragi was the last person to meet Shiijou before her death. Katsuragi confesses revealing that Shiijou was extorting money from him. After the police arrest Katsuragi, Conan ask Ran what she wanted Shiijou to read for her to which she replies Shinichi's current whereabouts. | ||
| 513 | "Coffee Aroma with Murderous Intention (Part 1)" "Satsui wa Kōhī no Kaori (Zenpen)" (殺意はコーヒーの香り(前編)) | September 1, 2008[68] |
| Two TV producers, a man named Shougo Somei and a woman named Maiko Kazumi, ask Kogoro to star on his own show. Kogoro agrees and they plan a meeting for the following day. The next day, Somei picks Kogoro, Ran, and Conan up to meet with his manager, Rasaku Nakama, to discuss the show. When they arrive to Nakama's apartment on the twentieth floor, Somei reveals that Nakama had been talking about killing himself lately, prompting the idea Nakama has committed suicide. They call the apartment manager who opens the door and cuts the door chain allowing them access to the room. They find Nakama who had died poisoned coffee. The police suspect the possibility of murder with the hypothesis that the culprit offered Nakama poisoned coffee before leaving and told Nakama to lock his door with a door chain. Conan investigates the coffee stains and realizes the culprit was with Nakama before he died; This means the culprit somehow placed the door chain back on the door before leaving. The police suspect Somei to be the culprit and that he had tampered the scene to hide how the murder was done. | ||
| 514 | "Coffee Aroma with Murderous Intention (Part 2)" "Satsui wa Kōhī no Kaori (Kōhen)" (殺意はコーヒーの香り(後編)) | September 8, 2008[69] |
| Conan investigates reveals that Somei tampered with the evidence to suggest Nakama was alone during his time of death. Conan reveals that there were originally two plates, two cups of coffee, and two pieces of cake. Somei took the piece of cake and placed it with the other piece to make it seem as if they were one piece. He then poured coffee from one of the cups into a plant and pretended the cup was a container for pens. For the other plate, he placed it under the spilled coffee cup to act as a saucer. Somei confesses to the murder; Conan at the same time tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal that Somei is innocent. He reveals that a store employee heard Somei talking to Maiko at the time of the murder before calling Kogoro for the meeting; However, the meeting has been cancelled the day before. This suggests that Kogoro was used so Somei would be able to enter Nakama's apartment and tamper with the evidence. Conan reveals the only motive for Somei's actions was to cast suspicion on himself so Maiko's name would not be tarnished with murder. Conan deduces that the phone call from Maiko was so she could confess her love to him before she committed suicide by jumping off the twenty story building. As evidence, Conan reveals that Somei, who was late to the meeting, must have hid Maiko's body in the trunk of his car. Conan reveals that Maiko murdered Nakama because he was harassing and overworking Somei and seeing him tired motivated her to murder. | ||
| 515 | "Phantom Thief Kid's Teleportation Magic1 hr." "Kaitō Kiddo no Terepōtēshon Majikku" (怪盗キッドの瞬間移動魔術) | October 20, 2008[70] |
| Jirokichi Suzuki decides to bait Phantom Thief Kid with the Purple Nails, a pair of high-heeled footwear with embedded jewels worth a fortune, in an attempt to capture him. He places the Purple Nails in the middle of a compact town square to prevent the Phantom Thief Kid from escaping with his hang glider. After announcing his challenge to the media, Kaito Kid arrives from the sky and lands on the pedestal holding the Purple Nails. Jirokichi activates his trap and raises four twenty meter tall nets to prevent Kid from escaping the square. Kid grabs onto the Purple Nails and announces he will escape by the use of teleportation; After he disappears in a cloud of smoke, Kid appears atop the roof of a building ten seconds later. He announces to the journalists that one of the Purple Nails on the pedestal was a fake, and that he will return the next night for the second legitimate heel. The next day, Kid attempts to steal the Purple Nail in the same fashion as before but he is stopped by Conan. Conan reveals Kid's trick; After he disappeared in a cloud of smoke, Kid pulled a black cloak over himself and ran towards the building he planned to hoist himself to the roof. Conan reveals that Kid had set up a pulley before the heist, and by using the weight of sandbags and an accomplice, leveraged himself up to the roof. The Phantom Thief Kid then manages to escape with his accomplice and returns the Purple Nails declaring it was not the gem he was looking for. | ||
| 516 | "Fūrinkazan - The Mysterious Armoured Knight1 hr." "Fūrinkazan Meikyū no Yoroimusha" (風林火山 迷宮の鎧武者) | November 3, 2008[71] |
| Kogoro is hired by the Torada family to solve the murder of Yoshirō Torada; Yoshirō was swept away by a tornado and was found by an unknown culprit, who instead of helping him, left a dead centipede beside Yoshirō and left him to die. They believe the culprit is from the Tatsuo family, a family whom they share a mutual hatred for. At the same time, Heiji is hired by the Tatsuo family to investigate the death of their son, Kōji Tatsuo, who was found buried under a pile of rocks, bludgeoned to death, and had a dead centipede placed beside his body. During the investigation, Conan, Heiji, run into a third detective named Kansuke Yamato who is investigating the same case. Their investigations lead them to believe the victims and serial killer are somehow related to an incident six years ago, where a respectable officer name Kuroto Kai was found dead during his mounted archery practice. They learn that Kai's body, which sustained injuries from falling off a cliff, died of emaciation which means he was still alive after his fall and that someone left him to die. That night, Ran and Kazuha spot the shadow of a moving Takeda Shingen armor. When Ayaka Tatsuo, hears of this, she becomes hysterical and locks herself in the bathroom. Moments later, Ayaka is found hanged on a tree with a gag around her mouth and a dead centipede under her body. They learn from the Tatsuo family that the centipedes are a reference to Takeda Shingen's soldiers which were referred to as "The Centipedes". The families also revealed that the three victims along with Akira Tatsuo and Shigetsugu Torada were digging around and searching for Takeda Shingen's legendary treasure. Conan and Heiji's investigations lead them to believe the murderer is following the fūrinkazan and that the next culprit shall die in a death related to fire. Elsewhere, Shigetsugu combusts into flames near a railroad track. | ||
| 517 | "Fūrinkazan - Shadow and Lightning's Conclusion" "Fūrinkazan Kage to Raikō no Ketchaku" (風林火山 陰と雷光の決着) | November 10, 2008[72] |
| Kansuke Yamato reveals that Shigetsugu hooked his fishing rod onto the railroads power lines resulting in his death. He shows them Shigetsugu's diary which explains that the four victims were the cause of Kuroto Kai's death and deduces that Shigetsugu was the culprit who murdered the three victims before committing suicide. Conan and Heiji investigate Ayaka's crime scene and learn from the forensic team that Ayaka's hand had blue eye liner on it and realize who the true murderer is. In Akira's training room, Akira and Yui Torada confront the real murderer, Tatsue Torada, the current wife of the head of the Torada family. Yui reveals that there were two more lines to the Fūrinkazan, the lines referring to shadow and lightning; She reveals that Shigetsugu's death was lightning, Kai's was shadow, and Akira will be fire in order to complete the Fūrinkazan. She explains that the blue eyeliner on Ayaka's hand was a dying message; The kanji for blue was referring to dark bay, meaning a dark horse and the one riding a dark horse was Tatsue. She explains that Tatsue wants to murder Akira so that she could win a bet involving a lot of money; the bet conditions were that if Akira were to miss a shot during his mounted archery, she would win the bet. Tatsue confesses to all the murders including Kai's death and her plans to murder Akira. Heiji, Conan, and Kansuke who were waiting to ambush Tatsue reveal themselves and apprehend her. | ||
| 518 | "Meiji Restoration Mystery Tour: Investigation Chapter" "Meiji Ishin Mystery Tour (Tansakuhen)" (明治維新ミステリーツアー(探索編)) | December 1, 2008[73] |
| The Detective Boys are at a shrine dedicated to Shōin Yoshida, a famous figure of the Meiji Restoration. While there, they witness two men attempt to wrestle a book from a woman named Kimiko Kobayakawa. After the two men flee, Kobayakawa explains that the two men are after her grandpa's diary which contains the location of a treasure which could buy a country. Kogoro, Ran, and the Detective boys decode the diary to find the location of the treasure. The picture depicts a fox staring at a stream full of carp with the message "Feed the carp to the fox" beside it. Kobayakawa assumes it means the stream of carp she has at her house and takes them to Tsuwano; on the way, they meet up with Kobayakawa's boyfriend, Shigeru Kawaguchi, and her servant Tsuneo Kikkawa. Once arriving to Tsuwano, Conan realizes what the code means and folds the picture to cover the stream resulting in the message "Below the top of the hidden Inari". They search an Inari Shrine and find a map of Hagi with the words "Reflect the castle in the eye of the cat, and look under the mouse". While exploring Hagi, Kobayakawa, Mitsuhiko, and Haibara are kidnapped by the two men from before. | ||
| 519 | "Meiji Restoration Mystery Tour: Decipher Chapter" "Meiji Ishin Mystery Tour (Kaidokuhen)" (明治維新ミステリーツアー(解読編)) | December 8, 2008[74] |
| The kidnappers call Kobayakawa's phone and demands Conan's group to find the treasure before nightfall. Conan realizes that the map of Hagi has the same shape of a cat. He overlaps the picture of a cat from the diary with the map and realizes the location pinpointed by the picture points them to a temple. Once there, Conan realizes that in the previous riddle, "mouse" was referring to the English word mouth. Conan finds the next clue in a stone lantern, and explains that the opening of a lantern is called a fire mouth. The clue contains a ripped page of the diary which tells them they should go to a cave infested with Kappas to construct a map. Kikkawa directs them to Akiyoshi cave, the only cave containing a lake. Once there, Conan realizes the diary page contains panels of a jumbled map and organizes them accordingly to the cave's kanji. Once organized, the map tells them to find the pair of dragons where a fox rock shall point to a rock of light. Conan asks Kikkawa to direct them to place with two waterfalls. Upon arrival, the group discovers a shadow of a fox cast by rock formations and at the tip of the shadow, they find a rock with a mirror inside. The group pushes the rock which reveals a cave underneath and navigates through it with the help of the constructed map. At the end, of the cave, they find a shrine containing a box and are confronted by the kidnappers and their leader, Hisamichi Takahashi. Hisamichi opens the box to find a letter written by an ancestor of the Kobayakawa family which contains one of Shōin Yoshida's lessons about willpower and its power to change a country. Hisamichi later decides to turn himself in to the authorities. Later that day, Conan reveals to Haibara that the letter contained a rare stamp worth millions of yen. | ||
| 520 | "Indictment by Red Wine" "Wain Reddo no Kokuhatsu" (ワインレッドの告発) | December 15, 2008[75] |
| Kogoro is invited as a guest to a wine appreciation party hosted by a wine collector named Murozou Honjou. While exploring the villa, Conan and Ran notice Honjou in an argument with a wine critic named Gorou Akamaru. From afar, Conan witnesses Honjou smashing a brick into Akamaru's skull. Conan runs to their location but is unable to find evidence of the assault. While Conan investigates, he notices blood in a barrel and realizes Akamaru's body was stored there but moved to a different location so he would not be found. Conan realizes the only room he had not investigated is the wine storage room which is secured by a system requiring Honjou's fingerprint. During a wine tasting ceremony, Honjou's prized wine has been found to have been shaken and subsequently caused the dregs to mix with the wine and ruining the taste. Conan examines the bottle and finds a bloody fingerprint; This leads him to conclude that Akamaru regained consciousness while imprisoned in the wine cellar and ruined Honjou's wine in an act of revenge. Using Kogoro, Conan tells the guests that an unknown culprit entered Honjou's wine cellar and ruined the wine purposely; The guests force Honjou to search his wine cellar and there they find Akamaru. Akamaru who is still alive regains consciousness in the hospital and Honjou is arrested. | ||
| 521 | "Murderer, Shinichi Kudo1 hr." "Satsujinhan, Kudō Shinichi" (殺人犯、工藤新一) | January 19, 2009[76] |
| Heiji takes Kazuha, Kogoro, Ran, and Conan to East Okuho after receiving a letter from Makato Okuda addressed to Shinichi; The letter tells Shinichi to meet with him so he could explain Shinichi's deduction mistake from his past investigation. Upon arrival, the group learns that Makato has been missing for over a year; Conan separates from the group and heads to the meeting location disclosed in the letter and is subsequently trapped inside a shed by an unknown culprit. Conan realizes that he mistakenly took the antidote to the APTX 4869 in place of his cold medicine; He escapes through a window and falls into the river before becoming Shinichi again. Heiji and the others find an amnesic Shinichi by a shore; the villagers believe that the Shiragami, a deity living in the forest, cursed Shinichi resulting in his amnesia. Haibara tells Heiji that the antidote would wear off in 24 hours and if Shinichi still retains amnesia even after reverting to Conan, his identity would be exposed. Heiji learns that Shinichi was called to investigate the murder of the mayor and his wife which was concluded to be a forced double suicide. A journalist named Misato Kawuchi threatens to reveal Shinichi's secret if he does not confess to faking his amnesia. The following day, Kawuchi is found with a knife wound with Shinichi beside her holding a knife. The group believing Shinichi is being framed, hides him from the authorities until they can prove his innocence. Heiji attempts to deduce how the culprit was able to frame Shinichi for the stabbing and believes it is related to the past case Shinichi solved. Meanwhile, Ran runs into the forest hoping to confront the Shiragami to remove his curse on Shinichi but loses consciousness after falling off a cliff. | ||
| 522 | "Shinichi's True Face and Ran's Tears1 hr." "Shinichi no Shōtai ni Ran no Namida" (新一の正体に蘭の涙) | January 26, 2009[77] |
| Heiji and the others find Ran unconscious in a shed and realize the Shiragami carried her there to address her wounds. Heiji's investigates and realizes how the culprit is framing Shinichi. Heiji reveals that Shinichi is the one who stabbed Kawuchi and no trick was involved. The Shiragami appears and reveals himself to be the real Shinichi and that the amnesic Shinichi is actually Makoto who underwent plastic surgery to look like him. As evidence, Heiji reveals that there were many broken hand mirrors in the shed; Heiji explains that Makoto hated Shinichi and seeing Shinichi's face in his reflection caused him to break the mirror in anger. Makoto confesses and declares that the mayor's death was not a forced double suicide but a robbery which ended in murder since the mayor had no motive to murder his wife and himself. Heiji reveals that the mayor found out he had type AB blood yet his wife and son had type O; This means his wife had an affair and that he did not father his son and thus murdered his wife in a fit of rage. While driving back home, the group notices a car driving out of control. They stop the car and notice that the driver has been strangled to death. | ||
| 523 | "What She Really Wants to Ask" "Hontō ni Kikitai Koto" (本当に聞きたいコト) | February 2, 2009[78] |
| The police are able to stop traffic by ordering a toll gate to refuse cars passage. Shinichi and Heiji reveal that the victim died while driving evidenced by his body temperature. They are able to narrow the list of suspects to three people by examining the time on their toll tickets and matching it with the victims. The three suspects reveal that the victim was a famous street racer who went under the name Gunpei who quit racing when he caused the death of a man named Akira during a race. The three each have a motive for the murder. Shinichi and Heiji notice that there are holes in the car window by the side of the driver's seat and realize how the murder is done. They both reveal that the culprit is Riko Mizuhashi, Akira's girlfriend. They explain that Riko gave Gunpei sleeping pills forcing Gunpei to pull over and sleep in a rest stop. While asleep, Mizuhashi drilled holes into Gunpei's window and set up a fishing line through the holes and looped it around Gunpei's neck. After Gunpei wakes up and begins to drive, Mizuhashi drove up beside him and signaled to him that she has something to tell him. Gunpei lowers his window which causes the fishing line to tighten around his neck and causes his death. After solving the murder, the antidote to the APTX 4869 begins to wear off and Shinichi begins to change back to Conan; He attempts to seclude himself for the transformation but Ran grabs onto his hand and refuses to let go. | ||
Season 18: 2009-2010
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 524 | "The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 1)" "Nikushimi no Aoi Hibana (Zenpen)" (憎しみの青い火花(前編)) | February 9, 2009[79] |
| The antidote to the APTX 4869 begins to wear off and Shinichi is about to change back to Conan. Ran holds onto him and refuses to let him go but is tranquilized by Haibara and Shinichi is able to become Conan again without anyone noticing. The Detective Boys are on a camping trip when Professor Agasa's car runs out of gas, stranding them in the middle of the mountain. A man named Gouki Sudou drives by and refuses to help their situation. Soon after, Sodou drives to his home atop the mountain and an explosion occurs. The Detective Boys arrive to find Sudou dead. The police investigate and declare the death as an accident caused by a lit cigarette and spilled gasoline which vaporized in the garage. As the police interrogates Sodou's wife, Ena Ginbayashi, Conan reveals Sudou was not smoking a cigarette and that something else caused the explosion. Due to Ena's inconsistency with her story, Conan deduces the explosion was a planned murder by Ena. | ||
| 525 | "The Blue Spark of Hate (Part 2)" "Nikushimi no Aoi Hibana (Kōhen)" (憎しみの青い火花(後編)) | February 16, 2009[80] |
| Conan interrogates the party guests at Sodou's home and learns Ena has been persuading her husband to wear his wool sweater under his fleece jacket and to use his classic car for the past three weeks. The police ask Ena to come with the station with them so they may ask more questions. She is escorted by Agasa's car where they stop by Agasa's garage to refuel on gas. Agasa trips, spilling the gasoline, and asks Haibara to use the key and open the trunk to his car. She is however stopped by Ena who proclaims an explosion will occur due to a static shock. The garage door opens and the police reveal it was a setup in order to gain a confession from Ena. Conan reveals that the reason Ena was asking Sudou to wear his wool and fleece combination was to build up static electricity. He reveals that since Sodou's classic car did not use a remote keyless system, when Sodou attempted to lock his car with his keys, the static electricity he built up transferred from the key to the car-door's lock resulting in a spark which ignited the vaporized gasoline. Ena reveals that her motive was revenge. In the past her father had a heart attack and her mother, who was unable to drive, could not drive him to the hospital. Sodou, passing by the couple, refuses to drive them to the hospital and instead, laughs at their predicament. Her mother then died shortly after due to shock of the incident and Ena swore revenge against Sodou ever since. | ||
| 526 | "A Present from the True Culprit" "Shinhannin Kara no Todokemono" (真犯人からの届け物) | February 23, 2009[81] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are at their usual diner but learn that their waitress' brother is a suspect in a murder. The waitress, Azusa Enomoto, is interrogated by the authorities about her brother Sugihito Enomoto. When a package containing cookies is delivered to Azusa, she leaves to go shopping while Takagi accompanies her. Takagi returns revealing Azusa escaped from him and is deduced to be meeting her brother. Conan reveals that Touji Kawase is the murderer by revealing how Touji knew that the man was beaten to death with a rifle and not shot by it. Conan then reveals that there was a message on the ribbon of the package. Conan explains Touji sent the message to Azusa in order to take her phone which holds a photo confirming Sugihito's alibi. Azusa finds her brother in a warehouse and is knocked unconscious by Touji. Touji confesses to the murder and reveals it was to cover up the money he lost in the stock market. Touji attempts to force Sugihito to commit suicide in exchange for his sister's life. At that moment, Sato arrives and arrests him. | ||
| 527 | "Evil Intent Hidden Behind a Mask" "Kamengeki ni Himeta Akui" (仮面劇に秘めた悪意) | March 2, 2009[82] |
| Kogoro is invited by the manager of a theater to investigate strange occurrences. While Conan goes off to investigate on his own, he overhears Hiroshi Komazuka, one of the main actors, plan on switching a fake rapier with a real one to murder Robert Banno, another main actor, in the sword fight scene of the play. Komazuka realizes Conan overheard him traps him in a sarcophagus prop in the storage room. Banno sets up a trap on the stage in order to electrocute the actor named Atsushi Yabuki. When Banno learns that the fake rapier has been switched with the real one, he decides to pursue Yabuki to trade roles with him so he may murder Yabuki in person. Yabuki agrees and as Banno leaves, Yabuki reveals his plan to poison the wine Komazuka drinks during the play. During the play, Yabuki is seemingly stabbed with the rapier, Banno falls onto the electric trap, and Komazuka passes out after seemingly drinking his wine. Conan appears revealing he escaped the sarcophagus and saved them by placing the fake rapier back and tranquilizing Komazuka before drinking his wine. The three actors are then convicted for their crime. | ||
| 528 | "Might Over Mystery (Part 1)" "Yawa Yoku Nazo o Seisu (Zenpen)" (柔よく謎を制す(前編)) | March 9, 2009[83] |
| Eri invites Ran and Conan to dinner along with her friend Yuuko Arisawa. Yuuko tells Eri that someone is stalking her husband and wants her to help. Her husband, Shirou Arisawa, calls her and reveals he is currently attending a wake and will be home in two hours. While eating at a hotel restaurant, Yuuko tells them she strongly admires Hajime Kajimoto, her former Judo senpai and the current coach of Japan's Judo team. After dinner, Yuuko takes them all to her house and there, they find her Shirou strangled with his necktie. Yuuko's strange behaviour causes both Conan and Eri to suspect her for murdering her husband but are unable to disprove her alibi. | ||
| 529 | "Might Over Mystery (Part 2)" "Yawa Yoku Nazo o Seisu (Kōhen)" (柔よく謎を制す(後編)) | March 16, 2009[84] |
| Ran decides to phone her father to ask for help, but he is busy playing Mahjong. Eri tells Conan and Ran that in the past Kogoro would always played a recording of the police siren and say he is busy solving a case when he was actually at a bar drinking. Conan and Eri realize that the chanting of the wake was also a recording. They deduce Shirou was having an affair with another woman at the hotel they had dinner at; they come to the conclusion that when Yuuko left the table, she murdered her husband, placed his body in the car and after driving to them to her house, secretly takes her husband's body and places it at the scene where he was soon to be found. As evidence, Eri reveals the parking ticket containing the time and her husband's fingerprints should be found in the car. Yuuko confesses and reveals Shirou had an affair with Hajime's wife and angered that her husband would destroy a perfect family, murdered him. Eri reveals that Shirou's affair was not well hidden and deduces Shirou wanted Yuuko to find out about the affair as he was envious about her admiration of Hajime. Later that evening, Conan finds out Kogoro used a tape recording to fake a Mahjong game in order to indirectly help Eri solve the case. | ||
| 530 | "The Truth of the Urban Legend (Part 1)" "Toshi Densetsu No Shōtai (Zenpen)" (都市伝説の正体(前編)) | April 18, 2009[85] |
| A person who murders people with a hammer, dubbed "Hammer Man", has been seen escaping to an apartment after assaulting a woman. Sato and Takagi stake out the apartment and are later accompanied by Conan, Ran and Sonoko. A home delivery courier, a bike delivery woman, and a pizza deliverer were seen to leave that apartment and were then interrogated. The three reveal they did not meet their client and instead followed notes specified for them; The courier was instructed to leave the package outside the door, the woman was told to pick up the package, and the pizza man was told to leave the pizza on the table and take the money from an envelope. They then realize that while interrogating the three, no one was watching the apartment. They enter the apartment to find a masked man unconscious. Conan removes the mask and notices that the man was knocked unconscious by a hammer and deduces hammer man has impersonated one of three deliverers from before. | ||
| 531 | "The Truth of the Urban Legend (Part 2)" "Toshi Densetsu No Shōtai (Kōhen)" (都市伝説の正体(後編)) | April 25, 2009[86] |
| Conan investigates the apartment and finds the bathroom to be too clean and that there is no underwear in the dryer. He deduces that the Hammer man is trying to hide his gender. After examining the shoes, Conan finds out only one pair of shoes with a leather shift-pad. Conan tranquilizes Sonoko and uses her to reveal the bike delivery woman to be the Hammer man. As evidence, Conan reveals that the leather shift-pad shoes were designed for biking and since there was only one pair, it means that the biker is not living in the apartment. Conan reveals that since the culprit left the shoes behind, she does not intend to escape the city by bike meaning she intends to change out of the bike delivery jumpsuit in a public toilet. The police manager to arrest her and she was revealed to be targeting girls with long hair because her boyfriend broke up with her for a girl with long-hair. Later, Kiyonaga Matsumoto is awaken by a nightmare from a past case. | ||
| 532 | "The Scar of First Love" "Hatsukoi no Kizuato" (初恋の傷跡) | May 2, 2009[87] |
| A blind rich woman named Shoudo Kuromi asks Mouri to help her find a boy who saved her life in the past; the only clue is that the boy should have a large scar across his torso. She has been able to narrow it down to two people and they are both staying at her house. Conan meanwhile notices the police are stalking the woman's house. He confronts them and finds Kiyonaga Matsumoto who tells Conan that a serial killer from a past case may be there as the killer also has a scar across his chest. During a bath, Mouri notices that the butler also happens to have a scar across his torso. | ||
| 533 | "The Scar that Invokes the Past" "Kako o Yobu Kizuato" (過去を呼ぶ傷跡) | May 9, 2009[88] |
| After going over the characteristics of the boy, Conan realizes who it is. During the midnight snack, Conan uses Mouri to solve the case. Conan reveals the boy who was honest would never have taken the money. He reveals the identity of the boy to be the butler, Taisuke Houya; The boy's nickname was revealed to be "gari" because he liked to eat Gari. Later, Kiyonaga barges in and accuses one of the men with the scar as a serial killer from a past case. The man reveals that he copied the scar from a strange man a few years ago whom they realize is the serial killer. The next day, a criminal psychologist named Douji Hiramune challenges the serial killer to reveal himself. He happens to live in the same apartment complex as Ayumi where the Detective Boys are staying with. Ai later reveals to Conan she saw a mysterious man whistling "Let It Be" which is the serial killer's trademark. | ||
| 534 | "The New Scar and the Whistling Man" "Arata na Kizuato to Kuchibue no Otoko" (新たな傷跡と口笛の男) | May 16, 2009[89] |
| Conan finds Hiramune murdered with the letter "Z" burned into his back. The police department arrive and are confused as the letter they were expecting was "N" as the previous victims had the letters "E", "S", "W" and were thought to be cardinal direction. They notice Hiramune's left hand was on his keyboard on the keys "Ctrl" and "C" and his right hand holding the wire of his mouse. Takagi and the Detective Boys decide to accompany him and his interrogation of the victim's relatives. Conan than realizes the victims share one thing in connection, Mahjong. | ||
| 535 | "The Old Scar and the Inspector’s Soul" "Furuki Kizuato to Keiji no Tamashii" (古き傷跡と刑事の魂) | May 23, 2009[90] |
| Later, Takagi comes to the conclusion that Kibo Dokurou is the serial kller. Conan notices something is strange about Hiramune's dying message, and realizes his message indicates the person who murdered him was a copycat killer. Conan reveals to Sato that Hiramune was actually the serial killer from the past and that Nabei Eiki murdered him. Takagi who was ordered to bring Eiki to the police station was taken hostage by Eiki. Takagi is shot in an attempt to subdue Eiki and is hospitalized. Takagi is later revealed to be saved by a mahjong tile he had in his shirt pocket. Conan and the detective boys go into Takagi's hospital room to find Sato kissing Takagi. | ||
| 536 | "The Secret of the Vanished Masterpiece" "Kie ta Meiga no Himitsu" (消えた名画の秘密) | May 30, 2009[91] |
| The Detective Boys decide to investigate a spooky château but realize a man is currently inhabiting the house and had remodeled the garden. The next day, the man living in the château, Rokuro Wada is revealed to have died. They learn from Keiichi Yagami, Wada's agent who sells his paintings, that Wada had been working on a masterpiece at the château for three months. They decide to search the château for the painting but to no avail. Afterwards they are visited by Wada's old aunt Saeko Takatoo and her caretaker Mina Eguichi who reveals that Wada sent them a letter telling them to visit the château tomorrow to view the masterpiece. Eguichi reveals Wada's masterpiece is going to help Takatoo regain her memories which she lost from an accident a year ago. Conan finds a photo revealing a château Takatoo owned in the past and realizes what Wada's masterpiece is. Conan reveals the masterpiece would be complete tomorrow. The next day, the flowers at the château have bloomed revealing a scenery similar to the one in the photo. The scenery reminds Takatoo of her garden causing her to regain her lost memories. | ||
| 537 | "Kaitō Kid vs the Strongest Vault (Part 1)" "Kaitō Kiddo VS Saikyō Kinko (Zenpen)" (怪盗キッドVS最強金庫(前編)) | June 13, 2009[92] |
| Jirokichi Suzuki receives a letter from Kaito Kid which reveals that Kid plans on opening Jirokichi's impenetrable safe, the Iron Tanuki. The letter however is not written in Kid's usual style raising the idea that an imposter is after Jirokichi's safe. Sonoko invites Ran, Kogoro, and Conan to Jirokichi's house. After examining the security of the safe, Kaito Kid's card, in its usual style, is found confirming Kaito Kid's plan to open the safe. Conan suspects that Kaito Kid is one of the three newly hired workers of Jirokichi. Jirokichi however continues to proclaim it to be the work of an imposter, causing Conan to suspect Jirokichi as Kid himself. | ||
| 538 | "Kaitō Kid vs the Strongest Vault (Part 2)" "Kaitō Kiddo VS Saikyō Kinko (Kōhen)" (怪盗キッドVS最強金庫(後編)) | June 20, 2009[93] |
| The nearly hired maid and adviser inform Conan of Jirokichi's strange behavior. They reveal that after dinner, two plates are always missing and Jirokichi always brings his cane with him to the safe. Jirokichi asks the maid for a hand and they head to his room. Jirokichi leaves with his bodyguard for a drive. Shortly after, an unconscious Jirokichi is found tied up and his room and a note of Kaito Kid is found on the safe. This causes the whole police force that are guarding the safe to abandon their position and chase after "Jirokichi". Conan meanwhile enters the room with the safe revealing the maid was Kaito Kid in disguise. Conan reveals the first message by "Kaito Kid" was actually done by Jirokichi asking for Kid's assistance. Conan also reveals Jirokichi purposely placed suspicion on himself in order to clear the area of cops so Kaito Kid could open the safe. Inside the safe is revealed to be Jirokichi's dog, Lupin. | ||
| 539 | "The Inheritance to a Foolish Person" "Orokamono e no Isan" (愚か者への遺産) | July 4, 2009[94] |
| While on a walk, Conan, Ran, and Kogoro hear a gunshot from a house. While heading to investigate, Kogoro was unable to catch a masked man that runs past them. Conan finds a dead man with dried blood and white powdery substance on his shirt. The man, Hisaemon Yaguchi, is revealed to have died hours ago and his three sons are the suspects to the murder. After investigating the three suspects, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and with his voice changing bow-tie, reveals that the murder was an accident. Conan reveals that the eldest son Rokuro Yaguchi witnessed his father's death through the webcam. The video shows that Hisaemon had a myocardial infarction and accidentally shot himself. Conan also reveals that after his son tried to rob his safe, he cried in sorrow as evidenced by the salt on Hisaemon. Once the police were able to open Hisaemon's safe, they find a loan contract to which the money went to his sons. | ||
| 540 | "The Day Kogoro Mori Discontinues His Detective Business (Part 1)" "Mōri Kogorō Tantei Haigyō no Hi (Zenpen)" (毛利小五郎探偵廃業の日(前編)) | July 11, 2009[95] |
| Kogoro receives a request from a client named Ryouzou Gamou to find a witness to confirm his alibi. On the sixth day Gamou calls Kogoro and tells him he has lost hope in him. The next day, Gamou is found hanged in a forest an hour in distance away. The police suspect it to be suicide but Kogoro reveals it is a murder, as Gamou could have killed himself at home if he wanted to. After interrogating Gamou's nephew, Kyousuke Arai, Kogoro returns home to find news reporters who question Kogoro about the suicide revealed to be murder. The next day, Kogoro heads to the horse track and meets up with detective Isao Takeoka, the detective who falsely accused Gamou of a crime five years ago. They work together and investigate Ryouzou's ties and end up at his nephew's house. They interrogate Arai and reveal his motive for the murder would be the inheritance. The next day, Arai is found in his house hanged and Kogoro decides to close his detective agency by removing its sign. | ||
| 541 | "The Day Kogoro Mori Discontinues His Detective Business (Part 2)" "Mōri Kogorō Tantei Haigyō no Hi (Kōhen)" (毛利小五郎探偵廃業の日(後編)) | July 18, 2009[96] |
| The Police continue their search for the suspect of the murder. Kogoro is forced by a fat woman who is intrigued with him to go jogging. He defeats robbers after her jewelry and is escorted to the hospital. Once there, Kogoro overhears a patient discuss Gamou and his medical test which took place on the day Kogoro met with him. Kogoro investigates and heads to Gamou's company to retrieve a recording of the victim's voice. However, the culprit steals the recording from Kogoro and escapes. Conan tells Kogoro that Gamou filed a complain to a company and that the company has a recording of the phone call. Kogoro realizes who the suspect is and calls Takeoka to meet with him. Once there, Kogoro reveals Takeoka has been impersonating Gamou and reveals Takeoka to be Gamou's murderer. Takeoka reveals that his wife was the witness who accused Gamou of his crime five years ago. On the day his wife died, she apologized to Takeoka for her mistaken accusation. Takeoka realized Gamou was indeed the criminal five years ago and desired revenge against him. After telling Kogoro his story, Takeoka proceeds to jump off a cliff to suicide but is saved by Kogoro. | ||
| 542 | "The Disappearing Fish at Ikkaku Rock (Part 1)" "Sakana ga Kieru Ikkaku Iwa (Zenpen)" (魚が消える一角岩(前編)) | July 25, 2009[97] |
| After fishing, Conan and the Detective Boys are picked up at a fishing dock by Subaru Okiya while the professor is busy. On the way home, they decide to explore an island named Ikkaku Rock and come upon a dead woman's body. Conan deduces, from her wristwatch bearing her name, the woman to be Akamine Hikari, the daughter of the head of a famous company. Conan reveals that Akamine was murdered and reveals that her dying message were the names of the fishes "Mackerel, Carp, Sea Bream, and Flounder" in katakana. Akamine's diving companions Ohto Rokusuke, Aosato Shuuhei, Kaita Yasuji, arrive on the island and reveal that Akamine went missing on their last diving trip but they thought she was okay due to her message "Take care of the rest". | ||
| 543 | "The Disappearing Fish at Ikkaku Rock (Part 2)" "Sakana ga Kieru Ikkaku Iwa (Kōhen)" (魚が消える一角岩(後編)) | August 1, 2009[98] |
| While Inspector Jugo Yokomizo interrogates the three, the Detective Boys try to figure out the meaning of the dying message. Conan realizes that on Akamine's watch, the word Sakana (魚, fish) is scratched out and finds out the meaning of the dying message. Conan reveals Aosato Shuuhei is the name spelt when the Kanji of fish is removed from the dying message. He reveals Aosato cut Akamine's diving regulator and leaves her on the island after promising he would return with help. After she died Aosato returns and exchanges the regulator to hide the cut and uses Akamine's regulator to leave, causing her lipstick to appear on his face. Aosato confesses his crime and reveals Akamine caused the death of their past companion Yoshirou and he murdered her in revenge. Aosato then unveils his knife and holds Ayumi hostage demanding an escape route. Subaru disarms him and saves Ayumi from Aosato who is later arrested. Later that night, Subaru is seen drinking bourbon whiskey. | ||
| 544 | "The Hand That Plays in Dissonance" "Fukyōwaon o Kanaderu Te" (不協和音を奏でる手) | August 8, 2009[99] |
| Conan, Kogoro, and Ran all attend a concert at a local department store. After the drummer, Yuusuke Nakamura, hears about a CD Ran is searching for, he tells her to follow him to the storage room where he has a copy of it. While there, they discover the lead vocalist, Yukiko WaTanbe, dead in the storage room. The band is interrogated by the police and they learn Yukiko planned to join another band. Ran tells Conan she noticed that the drum outside of the storage room changed position and Conan realizes who the murderer is. After tranquilizes Kogoro and uses him to reveal the culprit to be Yuusuke. He reveals that Ran did not see Yukiko's body but only a mannequins hand. When Ran left, Yuusuke took Yukiko's body out of the box for the bass drum and placed her body at the crime scene. Yuusuke confesses to the murder revealing he had done so in anger when Yukiko reveals her intention to leave the band which she considered pathetic. | ||
| 545 | "A Witch Enshrouded in Fog (Part 1)" "Kiri ni Musebu Majo (Zenpen)" (霧にむせぶ魔女(前編)) | September 5, 2009[100] |
| Conan, Kogoro, and Ran pass through Mount Fuyana on their way home and are stopped by Misao Yamamura who instilled a road block in order to catch the Silver Witch, a woman who drives a White FD car and challenges people in a drag race. When the witch drifts, the tire makes a sound that sound like a woman screaming. Yamamura reveals his grandma raced against the witch but gave up when the witch drove into the air. Kogoro decides to investigate on the identity of the witch and returns to Mount Fuyana the next day, taking Conan and Ran with him. Upon meeting the witch, Kogoro has a drag race with her but stops when Conan reveals that the witch drove into a road less area. Kogoro tells Yamamura to stop all White FD drivers and wait for his arrival. Once there, Kogoro interrogates the three suspect pairs in order to find out which one of them is the witch. | ||
| 546 | "A Witch Enshrouded in Fog (Part 2)" "Kiri ni Musebu Majo (Kōhen)" (霧にむせぶ魔女(後編)) | September 12, 2009[101] |
| Later that day, Conan realizes the culprits created a mirage of driving into the air and tells Kogoro they shall capture the witch tomorrow. The next day Conan reveals the pair with the fishing gear to be the culprit. He reveals they hung a red headlight on a fishing rod in the fog to create the image they are turning into a road-less area. The culprits appear and challenge Kogoro to a race but are caught when they come upon a road block. The culprits reveal that they used the legend of the witch to scare racers from racing on the mountain. When unattended, the culprits attempt to escape from the police but are intercepted by Sato and Yumi. It is revealed afterward Sato was the witch spoken of in the legend four years ago and that the tire noises were really screams from Sato. | ||
| 547 | "Two Days with the Culprit (First Day)" "Hannin to no Futsukakan (Ichinichime)" (犯人との二日間(一日目)) | September 19, 2009[102] |
| A man named Ryousuke Oomine threatens Kazuyoshi Onda, the president of a game company, to pay his game designer the money he deserves. During the dispute, Oomine accidentally shoots Onda with a gun and leaves the crime scene. The next day, Ran and Sonoko take Conan out to an ice-cream parlor in the mall. Conan overhears Takagi and a police officer discuss the how a young girl has been kidnapped and held hostage by Oomine. Conan searches for the girl at the parking lot and frees her from Oomine's grasp. However, Oomine captures Conan and uses him as his hostage. While pursued by the police, the two hide in the basement of a warehouse. Conan analyzes Oomine and confirming he is un-armed, attempts to escape. An unknown man however attempts to shoot Conan but is saved by Oomine. Elsewhere Kogoro investigates Oomine's friends and realizes three other people has the motive to kill Onda. Conan realizing there is more to the case then a simple murder, calls Professor Agasa to hide him and Oomine from the police. | ||
| 548 | "Two Days with the Culprit (Second Day)" "Hannin to no Futsukakan (Futsukame)" (犯人との二日間(二日目)) | September 26, 2009[103] |
| At Agasa's house, Oomine reveals the gun he bought was supposedly filled with blanks and it was only used to scare Onda. After Onda was shot, he reveals he threw the gun away. Conan, Oomine, Ran, and Kogoro decide to search for the gun. Conan notices a dent on a wall and realizes where the gun landed. Conan reveals that the gun landed on an automatic window washer and was brought to the roof. After examining the gun, the bullets were confirmed to be blanks and that someone attempted to frame Oomine for the murder. Conan returns to the basement where the culprit attempted to shoot him and finds a part of a gun. While Kogoro is talking with the police and the three suspects, Oomine appears holding Conan and threatening to shoot him. The suspect Satoshi Kanda tackles Oomine down. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and while impersonating him, reveals Kanda to be the murderer. Conan reveals Kanda planned the murder after hearing Oomine and the two suspects' plans. He directed Oomine to the gun site and was the one who sold Oomine the gun. As evidence, Conan reveals that Kanda was searching for Oomine's gun and due to the window washer, got detergent and dirt on his shoes. For more evidence, Conan reveals that while firing his gun at Oomine, his gun exploded cutting his finger. Conan gives the police the piece of the gun and declaring a bloodtest will confirm it is Kanda's blood. | ||
| 549 | "The Revolving Sushi Mystery (Part 1)" "Kaiten Sushi Misuterii (Zenpen)" (回転寿司ミステリー(前編)) | October 3, 2009[104] |
| Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a revolving sushi shop. While there, Ryuuzou Agatsuma, a food critic, collapses by cyanide poisoning. When the police arrive, Conan tells them there are three possible suspects: the manager Danji Namaki; Osamu Aizono, the costumer seated left of Ryuuzou; and Saikko Takemura the woman six seat right of Ryuuzou. After the police search through the costumers and sushi, they were unable to find the source of the poison. The police then interrogate the suspects connections to Ryuuzou and each reveal they have a motive for the murder. | ||
| 550 | "The Revolving Sushi Mystery (Part 2)" "Kaiten Sushi Misuterii (Kōhen)" (回転寿司ミステリー(後編)) | October 10, 2009[105] |
| While investigating, Conan realizes Ryuuzou was left-handed and finds out how the murder was done. Using his voice changing bowtie, Conan impersonates Agasa and reveals the wet wipe contained the poison. Since the wet wipe was left of Ryuuzou, the only one capable of switching Ryuuzou's wet wipe with a poisoned one is Osamu. Conan reveals that during the mass panic due to the poisoning, Osamu used an old sushi plate and put the poisoned wet wipe onto the conveyor belt. The scanner on the conveyor belt sensed the plate was old and pushed the plate into the trash. After finding the wet nap in the trash, Osamu confesses to his crimes and reveals that Ryuuzou posted insulting comments onto Osamu's food blog causing him to go into a depression and therefore caused his wife to leave him. | ||
| 551 | "The Culprit is Genta's Dad (Part 1)" "Hannin ha Genta no Touchan (Zenpen)" (犯人は元太の父ちゃん(前編)) | October 17, 2009[106] |
| Genta's father is in a competition where anyone with the surname Kojima are allowed to participate. The prizes given are 10 million yen and a Japanese painting of a boar worth 30 million. The boar painting were created alongside a Japanese painting of a deer and butterfly and when the three are gathered, are rumored to make the owner lucky. The host is a rich entrepreneur named Gonsaku Kojima, who owned the three; It is revealed he lost the deer and butterfly paintings and thus decides to offer the boar painting to the winner of the competition as it is worthless without the other two paintings. Conan and the Detective Boys attend to watch the competition after hearing Genta's father making past the preliminary rounds as one of the three finalists. When it is announced the competition is canceled, Conan notices the announcer has blood on his sleeve and investigates. Conan finds out the host has been murdered by being pushed down the stairs whilst fighting over a piece of paper. Since the three finalists were the only ones on that floor at the time the three, including Genta's father, are the primary suspects. | ||
| 552 | "The Culprit is Genta's Dad (Part 2)" "Hannin ha Genta no Touchan (Kōhen)" (犯人は元太の父ちゃん(後編)) | October 24, 2009[107] |
| The police interrogate the three finalists and learn all three culprits share the same shoe size, voice, and were all left handed. When a gun is found in Gonsaku's bag, Gonsaku's servant reveals that the gang, Hyakki Yakō, invaded Gonsaku's house, stole the deer and butterfly paintings, and murdered Gonsaku's dog. During the invasion, Gonsaku is spared due to the gang's leader sharing the same surname as Gonsaku, Kojima. Conan deduces Gonsaku hosted the competition in order to search for the gang's leader. Conan realizes Gonsaku figured out who the leader of the gang was due to the final competition where the contenders must read a single kanji written on a piece of paper. Conan reveals the culprit to be Gankichi Kojima due to the fact he was able to correctly read the messily written Kanji which was written in the same style as the leader Hyakki Yakō. Gankichi confesses to his crimes after Genji Kojima, Genta's father, threatens him. | ||
| 553 | "The Interrogation Room" "Za・Torishirabeshitsu" (ザ・取調室) | October 31, 2009[108] |
| Two men named Fumitaka Togashi and Tsuneo Hakamada are released on parole. The next day Togashi is convicted for the murder of parole officer Takehiko Sakuraba. Kogoro attempts to persuade Togashi who has taken an oath of silence to tell him everything about the murder. Conan with Takagi's help investigates the crime scene. He notices that there are two blood puddles, all fingerprint has been cleaned off, and that the murder weapon was found near a shattered mirror. They decide to search convenience store cameras to determine Togashi's alibi and find Hakamda with stains of blood running from the crime scene. Takagi interrogates Sakuraba's neighbor who witnessed the murder; The neighbor reveals that during the blackout, she saw the culprit during a lightning flash who proceeded to through a weapon towards her. Conan realizing how the murder was done heads back to the interrogation room, tranquilizes Kogoro, and proceeds to solve the case. He explains that Hakada murdered Sakuraba. Hakada arrives at the interrogation room to confess to the murder revealing Sakuraba blackmailed his wife into debt causing her suicide along with his son. Conan reveals there is more to the story. He continues explaining that after Togashi failed to persuade Hakada from murder tells him to flee while he cleans the fingerprint. Conan reveals that Sakurba regained consciousness and was murdered again by Togashi. As evidence, he reveals that Sakurba's witness saw a left handed individual throw the weapon at her; Since she only witnessed the reflection, the culprit had to be right handed. Togashi confesses to the murder stating Sakuraba forced his mother into debt prompting her suicide. | ||
| 554 | "Stork Mystery Tour (Ran's Search Part)" "Kounotori Misuterii Tsuaa (Ran sōsaku hen)" (こうのとりミステリーツアー(蘭捜索編)) | November 7, 2009[109] |
| Kogoro and Ran take the Detective Boys to an onsen in Kinosaki, Hyōgo so Conan can heal his sprained ankle. While there, Ran runs into a little girl named Haruna. Ran learns that Haruna by herself and accompanies her around Kinosaki and remains unaware that a mysterious man is secretly stalking the pair. While Kogoro is interviewed by a name named Kouichi Yumoto, Conan notices that Ran is missing from the group and asks the Detective Boys if they have seen her. Mitsuhiko shows them a photo he took and which reveals Ran chasing after Haruna in the background and the mysterious man. Unable to contact Ran through her phone, they discuss the probability that the man has captured Ran and the girl. Heiji coincidentally runs into the group revealing that he was hired by Haruna's father, Shuuhei Tabuse, to search for her. Heiji takes Kogoro and Conan to meet Shuuhei in an attempt to find a clue on Haruna's motive for running away from home. Shuuhei reveals that Haruna was visiting a museum when the "Rainbow Child", an art sculpture created by his ex-wife was stolen and Haruna was missing along with it. Elsewhere, the mysterious man uses a taser to incapacitate Ran and corners Haruna. | ||
| 555 | "Stork Mystery Tour (Haruna's Tracking Part)" "KounotoriMisuterii Tsuaa (Haryouna Tsuiseki Hen)" (こうのとりミステリーツアー(陽菜追跡編)) | November 14, 2009[110] |
| Haruna is found unconscious and taken to the hospital. While her parents are arguing, Haruna sneaks out of the hospital after remembering that the man threatened to kill Ran if she did not deliver the "Rainbow Child" to him. Elsewhere, Conan and Heiji learn that Haruna was only able to read part of the letter causing her to read "Kinosaki Hot Spring Station" as "Mountain Station" and thus explains why she was searching for her mother at the mountain. After a long search, Conan and his companions are able to find Haruna at her aunt's home and capture the mysterious man. The man is revealed to be Yumoto who reveals a man paid him to take the Rainbow Child back from Haruna. Conan reveals that the mysterious man in Genta's picture is the one who ordered Yumoto to commit the crime and reveals the culprit to be the Takeshi Kamachi, the president of the museum Haruna stole from. As evidence, Conan reveals that the culprit received a stain from Genta's crab flavored ice-cream, the same stain found on Kamachi. Conan reveals that Kamachi wanted Haruna to steal the "Rainbow Child" to complete the "Rainbow" set which consists of a sculpture of a mother holding the "Rainbow Child". Kamachi confesses to the plan and reveals he needed the money to pay off his debts. Later on, Haruna is reunited with her mother and father and with Ran's persuasion, reunited as a family. | ||
| 556 | "The Fearful Intersection" "Kyoufu no Kousaten" (恐怖の交差点) | November 21, 2009[111] |
| While driving home, Kogoro, Ran, and Conan witness a traffic collision between a green car and a red car. The man in the red car, Shun Hayami, dies from the collision due to his car catching fire. While the police interrogate Seiji Kurumatani, the man in the green car, he claims that he did not see the car at the intersection which caused the accident. Conan, suspecting a murder, mentions that they saw the two cars at a convenience store and the police question the store's owner to confirm this. The store owner tells them that he saw Hayami and Kurumatani arguing in front of his store. Conan confirms it is a murder and investigates the ashtray of the green car and finds the same cigarette brand as the one Hayami smoked. After tranquilizing Kogoro, Conan announces that Kurumatani planned the murder. He reveals Kurumatani, who is an auto mechanic, was repairing Hayami's red car and was lending Hayami his green car during the time. After the repairs were finished, he called Hayami to the convenience store so they could trade cars. Before arriving there, Kurumatani adjusted a billboard at the intersection where the collision would soon occur. The adjustment caused the billboard to reflect headlamp lights creating glare for Hayami which caused the accident. Kurumatani confesses to the murder and reveals that Hayami ran over his sister a year ago. When Hayami's car came into repairs, he knew Hayami was the murderer and began his plan for revenge. | ||
| 557 | "Accompany with a Dangerous Pair" "Kiken na Futari Tsure" (危険な二人連れ) | November 28, 2009[112] |
| Agasa and Haibara become stranded when their car breaks down. They receive a ride from a suspicious man and woman. Haibara suspects they are part of the Black Organization when she learns that they are interested in meeting with Kogoro's assistant, Conan and how the man wants to show them his "half-kill". While at a rest area, Haibara contacts Conan who proceeds to travel to their location on his skateboard. Once there, Conan reveals the two suspicious people to be Kansuke Yamato and Yui Euhara. At Kogoro's office, Conan explains that he found out who they were due to their Nagano dialect. He explains that "Half-kill" was an old fashion nickname for botamochi due to the fact the ingredients is only half grounded when made. Yamato and Euhara reveal to Kogoro they came to ask him to solve a murder with the dying message on the red wall. | ||
| 558 | "The Death Mansion and the Red Wall (Grateful Invitation)" "Shibou no Yakata, Akai Kabe (Sankonorei)" (死亡の館、赤い壁 (三顧の礼)) | December 5, 2009[113] |
| Yamato and Euhara takes Kogoro, Ran, and Conan to a mansion. Euhara reveals that the mansion was owned by a rich man in the past; The man one day decided to search for five talented people and gave the five a room in the mansion until they have reached their dreams. Euhara reveals that six people, Shūsaku Akashi, Aoi Kobashi, Naoki Midorikawa, Shōji Yamabuki, Takuto Momose, and Shirō Naiko, referred to each others as colors that sound alike to their names. They were called Aka (赤, Red), Ao (青, Blue), Midori (緑, Green), Yamabuki (山吹, Golden Yellow), Momoiro (桃色, Pink), and Shiro (白, White) respectively. Yamato reveals that the doors in the mansion swung outward and that someone used a pile of boxes filled with books to trap Akashi inside a room. They examine the room to find one wall of the room painted red and in the center of the room a white and black chair placed back to back and nailed into the ground with the white chair facing the red wall. Yamato's rival, Takaaki Morofushi whose name can be read in Chinese as Koumei, arrives and reveals he was the first to find the body as he was delivering flowers to the late Aoi who died from a heart attack in the storage room of the house. Conan reveals that the culprit knew the door would open outwards in the house and the location of the boxes of books which means the culprit is one of the three people who used to live in the mansion. | ||
| 559 | "The Death Mansion and the Red Wall (Item on Hand)" "Shibou no Yakata, Akai Kabe (Shouchuu no Mono)" (死亡の館、赤い壁 (掌中の物)) | December 12, 2009[114] |
| Yamato tells Koumei to take Ran and Conan with him to investigate the four suspects. They learn that Akashi and Aoi were avid chess fan and that Aoi was adored by all her friends. After investigating the four, they believe Naiko is involved in the murder in some way and travel to his apartment to arrest him. Upon arrival, they find that Naiko has been strangled and that the culprit had spray painted the wall in front of Naiko red. Koumei then heads off to investigate the case on his own. | ||
| 560 | "The Death Mansion and the Red Wall (The Late Koumei)" "Shibou no Yakata, Akai Kabe (Shiseru Koumei)" (死亡の館、赤い壁 (死せる孔明)) | December 19, 2009[115] |
| Koumei investigates the crime scene at the mansion and realizes who the culprit is. Before he could text his answer to Yamato, he is knocked unconscious by the culprit. The building is set ablaze and Koumei is saved by Euhara. At the hospital, Conan and Yamato deduced from Koumei's incomplete text "The late Koumei" was a saying which was alluded from the Battle of Wuzhang Plains; the moral of the story is that one can have great influence even after death. They believe that the culprit murdered Akashi to avenge Aoi's death. Conan and Yamato then realize what Akashi's dying message means. | ||
| 561 | "The Death Mansion and the Red Wall (Empty Fort Strategy)" "Shibou no Yakata, Akai Kabe (Sorajou no Kei)" (死亡の館、赤い壁 (空城の計)) | December 26, 2009[116] |
| Koumei regains consciousness, together they conclude that they lack the evidence to capture the culprit and thus decide to empty the Empty Fort Strategy to lure the culprit out. Using the strategy, they created the sense that no officers are guarding Naiko's apartment and successfully lure Naoki Midorikawa. Yamato reveals that Akashi had katakana spray painted on his wall indicating Naoki to be the murderer. Naiko, who was meeting his old friends to ask for money, finds Akashi and having misread the message began to spray it over with red paint cans. He realized that the message was indicating Naoki, takes a picture of the message, and uses it to extort money from Midorikawa. Conan reveals that Akashi had prepared the room to indicate the murderer to be Midorikawa even if the message was painted over. Conan reveals that the white chair was facing the red wall while the black chair was facing the white wall. This corresponds to chess piece colors where white makes the first move. Conan explains that the message tells a person to look at the red wall then look at the white wall; Doing so causes one to see a green complementary color afterimage which indicates Midorikawa. Midorikawa confesses and explains that he blamed Akashi was Aoi's death since she got a heart attack from frantically searching for a portrait of herself. He reveals that Akashi had painted over the portrait since he lacked the money to buy more painting supplies and had Akashi told her, she would not have died. Koumei reveals that Akashi was working on a new portrait for her in secret and had intended to surprise her on her birthday. Midorikawa having realize his mistake breaks down in tears. | ||
| 562 | "The Kidnapping of Rainbow Colors" "Reinbo Kara no Yuukai" (虹色の誘拐) | January 16, 2010[117] |
| Kogoro is hired by the Nijimura company to investigate a counterfeit company who has been copying their styles in handbags. Kogoro, Ran, and Conan witness the president of Nijimura become kidnapped by an unknown culprit. The culprit sends the president's wife, Saki Nijimura, a ransom note demanding her to place the money in a waterproof Nijimura handbag and to meet with him on a train at a specific time. While the police spy Saki, she runs into a crowd and receives a note demanding her to throw the handbag into the river below the train. Saki does as demanded and the river carries the handbag away. The next day, the police discover the empty purse downstream and President Nijimura's body in the woods. Conan notices something strange about the handbag they found and realizes it is a handbag from the company that has been counterfeiting Nijimura products. Conan gathers the police and Kogoro to the scene and tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal that the handbag actually sank to the bottom of the river and that Saki had staged the kidnapping and the ransom note. Saki confesses and reveals that the president had been selling off her designs for the handbags to the counterfeit companies and that he had gambled their family into debt. | ||
| 563 | "Detective Boys vs. Burglar Gang (Turbulent)" "Tanteidan VS Goutoudan (Souzen)" (探偵団ＶＳ強盗団 (騒然)) | January 23, 2010[118] |
| Jodie Starling sees the deceased Shuichi Akai but dismisses it as an illusion. She heads to the bank to withdraw some money when a bank robbery occurs. The bank robbers begin taking cellphones away from the bankers and separates them into two groups, one group has bankers with relatives or friends, and the others are those without. One of the bankers happens to be Akai causing Jodie to realize the possibility that he survived the assassination by the Black Organization. Jodie manages to lure one of the robbers to the bathroom and incapacitate him and finds the Detective Boys hiding in the stalls. Jodie tells Conan the bank robber's are separating people and taping their mouth and eyes. She is knocked out by one of the robbers from behind who then hide the body of the incapacitated robber in one of the bathroom and disguise him as a normal banker. Conan and the Detective Boys then formulate a plan to capture the four bank robbers. | ||
| 564 | "Detective Boys vs. Burglar Gang (Silence)" "Tanteidan VS Goutoudan (Chinmoku)" (探偵団ＶＳ強盗団 (沈黙)) | January 30, 2010[119] |
| Conan manages to incapacitate one of the robbers and realizes the robber had changed into his clothes and realizes that the robbers plan to escape the bank by pretending to be the hostages. Conan reveals to the Detective Boys that from the evidence of the robbers dialogue, they plan to choose five hostages, without friends or relatives, and disguise them as the bank robbers where the real robbers will then detonate an explosive and kill the five chosen hostages. The Detective Boys manage to detonate the explosives safely in an elevator and Conan manages to locate the three robbers who have mingled into the crowd. However, Conan is grabbed by a robber who regained consciousness and is about to be killed until the robber is shot by Akai. The gunshot causes the police to infiltrate the bank and arrest the robbers. While Conan wonders who shot the robber, Jodie realizes it could only have been Akai. | ||
| 565 | "The Witness that Cannot be Seen" "Mite nai Mokugekisha" (見てない目撃者) | February 6, 2010[120] |
| Kogoro enters a barber shop and rests in a chair with a towel over his face. A few minutes later, a statue breaks and the owner, Ebihara, is found dead with a poisoned dart through his heart. Conan investigates and realizes who the murderer is. He tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal that Masao Noda, the man who selpt in the chair beside him before the murder. Conan reveals that Noda had murdered Ebihara beforehand and explains Ebihara was the man in the chair when Kogoro entered the shop. Noda, disguised as Ebihara, was the one who invited Kogoro to the barber shop and covered his face with a towel. Noda then switched places with Ebihara and used aimed a dart to knock down some pottery to create catch Kogoro's attention. As evidence, Conan reveals that Noda should have the same shirt as Ebihara. Noda confesses and reveals that Ebihara sold him to loan sharks. | ||
Season 19: 2010–2011
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 566 | "The Partner is Santa-san" "Aibō wa Santa-san" (相棒はサンタさん) | February 27, 2010[121] |
| Shigeko Ishikawa is being stalked by an unknown man. While Kogoro investigates, Conan is forced to watch over her two-year-old son nicknamed Santa. Ishikawa is later kidnapped by the unknown man and Conan investigates Santa's home in order to search for clues. Conan finds a feather of a White-eye and learns that Santa has been giving away figurines to people in the neighborhood. Conan realizes what the culprit's motive is after learning about the endangered counterpart of the White-eye, the Black-eye; He asks Santa to take him to the man who received the White-eye. Eventually ending at an abandoned pet store, Conan confronts the culprit and reveals that the culprit was intending to sell the endangered Black-eye to the underground economy and kidnapped Santa's mother when he perceived the White-eye figurine to be a threat. Conan clears the misunderstanding and explains Santa gave him the figurine as a friendly gesture. The culprit, regretting his actions, and releases Santa's mother and prepares to turn himself in. The dealer whom the culprit has organized a meeting with attempts to steal the bird but is apprehended by Conan. Later that day Santa's name is revealed to be Haruka Ishikawa and that she is a girl. | ||
| 567 | "The Intention to Murder Befalling in an Open-air Bath" "Rotenburo ni Furu Satsui" (露天風呂に降る殺意) | March 6, 2010[122] |
| Kogoro takes Ran and Conan to an onsen by the ocean. When they hear the sound of a boulder falling, they find a man named Hideaki Umezu, a mortgage company president, dead. The police presume that a boulder rolled off the hill and killed Umezu. However, Conan reveals that there are scratch marks around the spot where the bolder rested revealing that someone used the boulder to murder Umezu. The suspects are Umezu's secretary, his two daughters, and the onsen manager. After further investigation, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals the murderer to be onsen manager, Koichi Maekawa. Conan reveals that Umezu was not killed by the boulder but drowned, evidenced by the dirt under Umezu's fingernails revealing the struggle. Conan explains the boulder was used to create an alibi for Maekawa by using a wooden block connected to a line and buoy. When the tide lowered, the buoy pulled the wooden block and caused the boulder to roll off. Maekawa confesses and reveals that Umezu pressured Maekawa's father to sell the land which indirectly resulted in his death. | ||
| 568 | "Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Sakura (Part 1)" "Shiratori-keibu、Sakura no Omoide (Zenpen)" (白鳥警部、桜の思い出(前編)) | March 13, 2010[123] |
| At the theaters, the Detective Boys run into Shiratori who is depressed since Sato's affection is being directed towards Takagi. Shiratori reveals that he is bind to Sato because of an encounter he had with her in the past. Shiratori explains Sato as a young girl stood up to two thieves by herself. Shiratori helps her stop the thieves and in return receives from her a drink with paper folded sakura. Conan questions if the girl was actually Sato as their personalities differ greatly. During the movie, Shiratori runs into a woman named Nami Kasakura who offers him a drink with paper folded sakuras causing Shiratori to consider the possibility she was the girl in the past. After the movie, Kasakura tells Shiratori she is being stalked and asks him to investigate. At her apartment, Kasakura's boyfriend is found dead. Conan suspects Kasakura but her alibi supposedly states she was at the theater the whole time. | ||
| 569 | "Inspector Shiratori, Memories of the Sakura (Part 2)" "Shiratori-keibu、Sakura no Omoide (Kōhen)" (白鳥警部、桜の思い出(後編)) | March 20, 2010[124] |
| Shiratori has Takagi search for the drinks at the theater and to bring them to the apartment. Shiratori reveals his deductions and explains that Kasakura drugged him with sleeping pills and placed her tuque on him to create her alibi by having Shiratori impersonate her. Takagi arrives at the department and shows them Shiratori's drink. Shiratori reveals that he had broken a piece from the flower design yet all the pieces remained on his drink revealing that Kasakura switched his drink while he was asleep to hide the fact there were sleeping pills in them. As further evidence, Shiratori explains that there was a white string on his head from the tuque meaning his hair should also be found on Kasakura's tuque. Kasakura confesses and reveals that her boyfriend had been cheating on her for the past two years and she killed him in vengeance. Shiratori, saddened that the girl of his past has become a criminal, is cheered by Ayumi who offers him paper folded sakura's and repeats the same thing the girl in Shiratori's past says. Ayumi explains she learned that from her teacher Sumiko Kobayashi causing Shiratori to realize Kobayashi was the girl from his past. | ||
| 570 | "The Crime that has Zero Possibility to Be Proven" "Risshō Kakuritsu Zero no Hanzai" (立証確率ゼロの犯罪) | March 27, 2010[125] |
| Conan, Kogoro, and Ran pass by a woman named Kyouko Takahata who passes out upon receiving a phone call that her brother-in-law, Itsurou Soejima was found dead in her home. They head to her house along with the police to discover that the drunk Soejima died when he fired a shotgun toward the ceiling causing a chandelier to fall on top of him. The police conclude it was suicide, however Conan believes it was a carefully planned murder. Conan investigates and discovers that in the past year, Takahata was involved in all the alcoholism incidents that almost resulted in Soejima's death. After gathering the evidence, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal his deductions. Conan reveals that Takahata called Soejima to her home and had prepared the alcohol and shotgun to tempt Soejima, who is a recovering alcoholic. As evidence, Conan reveals that a piece of her nail was found in Soejima's house while she was deleting Soejima's caller history to cover her traces. Takahata confesses and reveals that her sister's abusive relationship with Soejima caused her death. Conan however reveals a message on the sister's phone revealing she actually died from an illness and had loved Soejima very much. | ||
| 571 | "Treasure Battle in the Haunted Warehouse (Part 1)" "Mononoke Kura deo takara Batoru (Zenpen)" (もののけ倉でお宝バトル(前編)) | May 1, 2010[126] |
| The Detective Boys hear a rumor from a classmate about a warehouse with a treasure that can instantly appear and disappear. Before heading to the warehouse to investigate, the Detective Boys drop by Conan's house where they run into an unknown person unbeknownst to Conan. During the warehouse investigation, Conan notes there are fresh adult-sized footprints even though the warehouse has been locked up for years and that they lead up to an abacus with an odd number of beads. Conan decides to look through the warehouse by climbing a tree and sees a pile of treasure. The Detective Boys reenter the warehouse from the front entrance only to discover the warehouse it empty again. While Conan deduces that there might be a mechanism in the roof or in the floor, the Detective Boys prove him wrong declaring that the distance between the window and the roof is two meters from the outside and inside and that the markers they placed on the floors did not change. The marker leaning against the wall however has disappeared causing Conan to wonder what the mechanism in the warehouse is. | ||
| 572 | "Treasure Battle in the Haunted Warehouse (Part 2)" "Mononoke Kura deo Takara Batoru (Kōhen)" (もののけ倉でお宝バトル(後編)) | May 8, 2010[127] |
| Conan investigates and realizes the warehouse is designed by Samizu Kichiemon (三水 吉右衛門) and that the abacus is the switch that will reveal the secret room. The Detective Boys and Conan have the owner of the warehouse call the police before revealing their deductions. When the police arrive, the Detective Boys explain that the warehouse has a low ceiling which was concealed by the interior design of the warehouse. A fake window was installed inside the warehouse to mimic the distance between the window and the ceiling outside the warehouse. Conan then explains if the abacus is arranged as to display the Kanji Samizu (三水), the ceiling would lower revealing the secret room. After doing so, they discover a man in the room. They learn that the man was a serial robber and the treasure was all stolen good. Conan then reveals to the Detective Boys that he discovered Heiji had been giving them advice during the investigation and forces Heiji to come out of hiding. | ||
| 573 | "The Whereabouts of the Embarrassing Charm (Part 1)" "Hazukashii Omamori no Yukae (Zenpen)" (恥ずかしいお守りの行方(前編)) | May 15, 2010[128] |
| After returning to Detective Mori's agency, Heiji asks them to help find Teruaki Kunisue, a sophomore at Teitan University who Heiji accidentally gave Kazuha's lucky charm to. They all head to Teitan University the next day only to find out that he has not been attending classes due to a broken wrist. Ran learns from Kazuha that she left a photo of Heiji in it and does not want Heiji to find out about the charm's contents. Later, Ran, Conan, Heiji, and Kazuha, go to a sports parlor where Teruaki was last spotted only to discover from the police that Teruaki has been assaulted by an unknown assailant. They are able to narrow down the suspects to three people since they were not in the bar-room during the time of the attack. | ||
| 574 | "The Whereabouts of the Embarrassing Charm (Part 2)" "Hazukashii Omamori no Yukae (Kōhen)" (恥ずかしいお守りの行方(後編)) | May 22, 2010[129] |
| Conan and Heiji interrogate the three suspects to learn that they respectively attended a sumo match, a volleyball game, and a soccer game. Conan and Heiji deduce that Teruaki attended a baseball game and that one of the suspects must have also attended the same game. Conan and Heiji realize that the soccer game fan, Takuya Kyuma, had been using baseball terms to describe a soccer game meaning he is the culprit. They reveal that Kyuma attacked Teruaki for a baseball he got from a home run and reveal that the baseball is in his popcorn bag. Kyuma confesses and reveals his recently deceased girlfriend's wish was to receive a baseball hit from a home run. At the hospital, Teruaki decides to give Kyuma the baseball and drop the charges after hearing his story. Teruaki apologizes to Kazuha and tells her Heiji has her charm. Heiji finds the picture has been doodled on and misunderstands Kazuha's feelings for him and enrages him. | ||
| 575 | "The Alibi of the Black Dress (Part 1)" "Kuroki Doresu no Aribai (Zenpen)" (黒きドレスのアリバイ(前編)) | May 29, 2010[130] |
| Conan, Kogoro, Ran, and Sonoko are at a tea house when a woman wearing gothic lolita fashion clothing enters the tea house, orders a glass of water, and leaves. Ten minutes later, a woman named Yuika Shoudou, arrives to the tea house where they learn that she was supposed to meet with the gothic girl from before. The four then leave to go shopping. On the way, a pair of thieves tries to steal their shopping bags by spilling ice cream on Ran and Sonoko but are foiled by Conan. The girls are forced to change in a public restroom where they find the gothic girl from before dead. The cell phone of the deceased, Mihiro Kuze, reveals she had been receiving phone calls from Shoudou. The police confirm with the waitress at the tea house that Kuze and Shoudou arrived ten minutes apart and with the public restroom thirty minutes away, removes Shoudou as a suspect. Conan however reveals that the gothic girl that entered the restaurant may not have been Kuze since the gothic lolita fashion distracts them from her face. | ||
| 576 | "The Alibi of the Black Dress (Part 2)" "Kuroki Doresu no Aribai (Kōhen)" (黒きドレスのアリバイ(後編)) | June 5, 2010[131] |
| The police investigate the glass the gothic girl was drinking which holds Kuze's fingerprints. At the ghotic lolita shop where Kuze bought her clothes. The employee there revealed that the gothic clothes were sold in pairs causing Conan to receive an epiphany on Shoudou's allibi. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals that the gothic girl that entered the tea house was Shoudou and that the glass was pre-prepared with Kuze's fingerprints. As evidence, Conan reveals that the wound on Shoudou's hand reveals that she was scratched by Kuze while strangling her and that her blood must be in the public restroom somewhere. Soon after, Takagi calls confirming that a luminol reaction was positive in one of the stalls and that a test will prove whose blood it is. Shoudou confesses and reveals that Kuze caused her to lose her boyfriend, housing, job, and friends as Kuze wanted Shoudou all to herself. | ||
| 577 | "The Fireflies that Light up the Truth" "Hotaru ga Tomoshi ta Shinjitsu" (ホタルが灯した真実) | June 19, 2010[132] |
| The Detective Boys attend a firefly festival to commemorate a shinto shrine in a village. The truck soon arrives with the fireflies and they are released into the fields. Later one of the truck drivers, Tokurou Nakamine, is found murdered and three of the villagers are the prime suspects. Conan notices a flashlight Genta found inside the truck and realizes who the murderer is. Using Agasa, Conan reveals the second truck driver, Shuchirou Tarumi, to be the murderer. Conan reveals that Tarumi murdered Nakamine in a desolated location near the village before turning the truck around and meeting with the other villagers. As evidence, Conan reveals the flashlight Genta found was actually a dictation machine with Nakamine's voice recorded on it. Tarumi takes Haibara hostage and attempts to flee but is eventually apprehended. Conan reveals that Tarumi's was tried of being blackmailed by for embezzling money from the firefly project and Nakamine's company and thus motivated his murder. | ||
| 578 | "The Calling of the Red Omen Crisis" "Kiki Yobu Akai Ōmen" (危機呼ぶ赤い前兆) | June 26, 2010[133] |
| The Detective Boys run into a strange man named Kyouzou Daita who invites them to a cake shop after they apprehended a thief who robbed him. While talking with him, Conan notices the man is acting strangely. That night, the Detective Boys confront him and reveal he plans to kill himself and make it look like an accident in order to use the insurance money to pay for his grand daughter's surgery. Daita confesses and reveals that after losing a winning lottery ticket, he contemplated suicide was his only option. Conan deduces that the lottery ticket is in his reading glasses case containing his after hearing his story. Daita, happy to have the money for the surgery, jokingly tells the Detective Boys he also thought of robbing a bank causing the Detective Boys to discuss the fact that a man resembling Shuichi Akai's description was at the bank. The next day, Kogoro receives an anonymous request to investigate a case involving red shirts with long sleeves. The mysterious caller requests to meet them on the third floor of a department store. At the store, the three then run into a man who reveals he has been strapped with bombs. | ||
| 579 | "The Thirteen Black Suggestions" "Kuroki Juu-san no Sajesuto" (黒き13の暗示) | July 3, 2010[134] |
| The man explains he was knocked unconscious in the bathroom and found himself like that and that the bomber threatened that if anyone leaves the floor or calls the police, the bomber will detonate the bombs on that floor. He discloses the bomber's demands, to find the sender of thirteen red shirts. Meanwhile, Jodie has been searching for evidence of Akai in the department store. While Conan and Kogoro investigate, Conan discovers from the receipt that the shirts were bought on different days but always at 12:28 and that there are creases on the thirteen red shirts. At the same time, the Black Organization waits outside the department store with snipers waiting for Akai. Gin holds a gun to Kir's head explaining that if Akai is alive, he will kill her. | ||
| 580 | "The Black Time Limit Drawing Near" "Semaru Kuro no Taimurimitto" (迫る黒の刻限) | July 10, 2010[135] |
| Conan arranges the red shirts in the order they were sent and folds them along the creases and deduces that the way the shirts were folded reveal a code. Elsewhere, Jodie spots Akai is on the floor where the bombing incident is taking place. Conan uses the cashier room's computer in order to search for a disaster that occurred in a snowy mountain on December 28. Okiya, who happens to be on the same floor, examines the red shirt and concludes the sender is related to a disaster that occurred on a snowy mountain and smiles slyly when he notices Akai in the crowd. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and discloses that the bomber's behavior is inconsistent; He was desperate to search for the sender of the red shirts, yet he found the time to kidnap and strap a bomb onto the man. Conan then declares that the man strapped with the bombs is actually the bomber. | ||
| 581 | "The Target of Shaking Red" "Akaku Yureru Taagetto" (赤く揺れる照準) | July 17, 2010[136] |
| Conan explains it would be impossible to always have a shirt bought on 12:28 for all thirteen days and reveals the sender to be the cashier, Mai Seta. Seta reveals that the bomber murdered her father thirteen years ago in order to hide the fact he was embezzling money from her father's company. Conan reveals that the shirts creases are flag signals conveying the message "I saw you burying it". The bomber denies the murder until Conan discloses that the body must be near the cabin since the bomber was a novice at mountaineering. The bomber confesses and explains he wanted the best for his son to stop him from running away from home. Seta asks Conan how he knew it was related to the mountains to which Kogoro answers by reading the deductions he received from a cellphone text message. Conan and Ran trace the call to a man who explains he did not send the message and reveals a man resembling Akai was the one who gave him the phone. Conan attempts to catch up to Akai and runs into Jodie and Andre who reveals the Black Organization plans to snipe Akai. Outside the store, Akai looks at the Black Organization, smiling, and disappears into the crowd. Gin decides to drop the assassination commenting how Bourbon always likes to do what he pleases. | ||
| 582 | "The Night the Zombie Died" "Zonbi ga Shin da Yoru" (ゾンビが死んだ夜) | July 24, 2010[137] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are invited to comedian Asako Fujimori's birthday party, even though Kogoro failed to find her stalker. When they arrive, they discover that Fujimori has stabbed a man in a zombie mask. They presume that the zombie is Fujimori's stalker, but discover that it is Jiro Imaoka, Fujimori's partner in her comedic career. While investigating, Kogoro deduces that Imaoka wanted to scare Fujimori to worsen her heart condition and force her to retire as his comedic partner and concludes the murder to be self defense. Conan's investigation leads him to believe Fujimori made up the stalker in order to murder Imaoka. He tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals that Fujimori and Imaoka met at a nearby park, evidenced by the cockleburs found on them. Fujimori then pretended to lose her key and faked a heart attack forcing Imaoka to enter through the apartment's balcony to retrieve her heart medication. Fujimori, enters her apartment before Imaoka does and murders him. Fujimori confesses and reveals that she murdered Imaoka after hearing him plan to end Fujimori's career and start a new life. Soon after, a package arrives from Imaoka, revealing he wanted to end their career in order to settle down in marriage. | ||
| 583 | "The Love of Kobayashi-sensei" "Kobayashi-sensei no Koi" (小林先生の恋) | August 14, 2010[138] |
| Kobayashi insists on escorting the Detective Boys to the fireworks festival after hearing about a series recent robberies. Kobayashi becomes lost on the way when they decide to take a shortcut and witnesses a feud between two people in an alleyway which results in one of them being stabbed to death. At the police station, Shiratori questions Kobayashi about the murder of the woman named Akira Sumida. Kobayashi explains she heard a female voice threatening to kill the other in the midst of the argument. She adds on that the culprit was likely female due to her breasts and she saw a truck with the partially covered number 09 across the alley. Kobayashi leaves to go to the washroom when she overhears some officers mentioning how Shiratori may be dating Kobayashi only because she resembles Sato and is heartbroken. | ||
| 584 | "The Lost Love of Inspector Shiratori" "Shiratori-keibu no Shitsuren" (白鳥警部の失恋) | August 21, 2010[139] |
| Shiratori has Kobayashi listen to the three suspect's voices and has determined none of them was the voice that shouted out and storms out of the police station. Haibara explains Kobayashi must have seen Sato and heard the rumors that Shiratori is only settling for Kobayashi in place of Sato. Shiratori attempts to rectify the misunderstanding and confronts Kobayashi revealing they met many years ago in a bookstore when confronting a pair of thieves. Kobayashi is unable to remember the event and replies it must have been Sato. Later that night at the school, Kobayashi receives a phone call asking to meet her at the music room when a presence behind her shocks her. | ||
| 585 | "The Love of Sakura that Exceeds the Time" "Toki wo Koeru Sakura no Koi" (時を超える桜の恋) | August 28, 2010[140] |
| Kobayashi enters the music room where the culprit proceeds to attack her. However, she manages to incapacitate the culprit with a suplex and is revealed to be Sato in disguise. The Detective Boys and Shiratori appears revealing Sato replaced Kobayashi in the hallway and names the culprit to be Ryuusuke Kodama. The Detective Boys reveal that Kobayashi's testimony was correct, and that she mistaken Kodama to be a woman in the alley due to his long hair and the position of his arm making him seem as if he had breasts. Conan explains the woman's voice that was heard belonged to the victim, and that 09 was actually OS and stood for the first two letters of Osaka Nico Nico transportation. Shiratori reveals that they questioned the truck driver who saw the victim and Kodama entering the alley. Kodama confesses and explains that Sumida planned to kill Kodama to receive money from his life insurance to settle his debt and murdered her in self defense. The next day Jirokichi Suzuki enlists the Detective Boys to defend the amber Kirin's horn from the Phantom Thief Kid. Kirin's horn is secured in the center pillar of a secluded shrine. The pillar will only open when four electrically charged pedestals in the corner of the rooms are opened simultaneously with their respective keys. | ||
| 586 | "The Kirin's Horn that Disappeared Into the Darkness" "Yami ni Kie ta Kirin no Tsuno" (闇に消えた麒麟の角) | September 4, 2010[141] |
| Jirokichi stakes the key into the wall and awaits for Kid's arrival. Kid causes a blackout and the timed explosives destroys the windows causing strong winds to rush inside the shrine. While the Detective Boys protect the pedestals, the center pillar is heard opening. When electricity is restored, they discover Kirin's horn is missing, Conan is knocked out by a taser, and cards signed by Kid attached to all four pedestals. Jirokichi reveals that the shrine had been secretly enforced with steel and an alarm would sound if Kid had escaped through the door and proclaims Kid must be in disguise and inside the shrine; The suspects are Jirokichi, Ginzo Nakamori, or one of the three reporters. Haibara deduces from the inscribed message on the pillar that there is another method to open the pillars without the use of the keys. From the colors and Kanji on the pedestals, Haibara discerns they represent the Four Symbols: the Vermilion Bird, White Tiger, Black Tortoise, and Azure Dragon. She imparts that if something is done in the right order to the four pedestals, it would open the center pillar. | ||
| 587 | "Kid vs. the Four Spirits of the Detective Boys" "Kiddo vs Shijin Tantei Dan" (キッドＶＳ四神探偵団) | September 11, 2010[142] |
| The Detective Boys discover Conan is feigning to be in an unconscious state to deduce Kid's motive for stunning him. The Detective Boys inform Conan what occurred during the black out allowing him to deduce who Kid is disguised as. Conan has Haibara reveal to the adults that Kid manipulated the Detective Boys, unknowingly, into opening the center pillar by having them lean on the pedestals. Haibara explains that the Four Symbols each represent a season; The inscribed writing in the pillar describes going with the flow, and when the pedestals are pushed in the order of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, the center pillar opens. She reveals that Nakamori had asked them to protect the pedestals in exactly the same order and reveals Nakamori to be Kid. Haibara discerns the cards were attached to the back of the Detective Boy's custom made anoraks disproving Kid had an accomplice. Conan stands up and reveals Kid hid Kirin's horn inside a secret pocket in Conan's anorak and had planned to steal it when accompanying the unconscious Conan to the hospital as Nakamori. Kid shoots the lights and creates a hole in the ground and uses Genta as a plug to escape. As everyone rushes outside to search for Kid, Conan realizes Kid is disguised as Genta and re-enters the shrine confronting Kid. Kid discloses his real aim was to prove he could disguise himself as a child and reveals that Genta is sleeping under the shrine. He then disguises himself as an officer and prepares to leave the shrine. Conan marks Kid with his own card allowing the police officers to identify and pursue Kid in the forest. | ||
| 588 | "The Trap of the Rooftop Farm" "Okujou Nouen no Wana" (屋上農園の罠) | September 18, 2010[143] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are invited to assist in a rooftop farm. Once there, they discover the elderly farmer, Takehiko Nakamura, dead from a head injury. The police are brought in and the other three farmers are interrogated for the death. Conan's discovers a shattered brick with a hole and discerning how Nakamura was murdered, tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals the farmer Marie Inoue to be the murderer. Conan reveals that she hung a brick on the handrail and concealed it with a towel and lured Nakamura to it with a phone call. When he was close enough, she pulled a rope connected to the brick hitting him on the forehead causing him to lose his balance and having him fall into the corner of the water tank. As evidence, Conan explains the towel's paint mark is from the handrail and that the rope must be in Inoue's home. Inoue confesses and reveals that Nakamura killed her crop which were grown from her father's final harvest. | ||
| 589 | "The Worst Birthday (Part 1)" "Saiaku na Bāsudē (Zenpen)" (最悪な誕生日(前編)) | September 25, 2010[144] |
| Ran discovers a receipt for a necklace in Kogoro's wallet and discerns that he is going to give it to Eri as a birthday present. Ran decides to enter a raffle draw to win a luxury hotel trip for her parents and succeeds in winning the tickets. Eri reschedules to meet her client at the hotel upon hearing about the supposed necklace. Her client, Akiho Koukuba, enters Eri's room after getting into a fight with her husband, Takehiko Koukuba, and falls asleep. Eri arranges for Takehiko to retrieve his wife and leaves to eat dinner with her family. She returns to her room, disappointed by Kogoro's behavior and the lack of a present and opens a carbonated drink but is soaked by the can; After showering to wash off the drink, she returns and finds Akiho dead in her room. Conan notices the blood stains suggest the bed was moved, and hypothesis the culprit murdered Akiho, concealed her body under the bed and hid himself, then when Eri went to shower, returns the bed back to its original position and leaves the room. The police investigate the alibis of the three suspects, Akiho's stalker and his mother, and her husband. | ||
| 590 | "The Worst Birthday (Part 2)" "Saiaku na Bāsudē (Kōhen)" (最悪な誕生日(後編)) | October 2, 2010[145] |
| That night, Conan realizes how the murder was done and who the culprit is. The next day, he drops a hint for Kogoro by spilling ketchup on a food cart which creates an evenly spaced ketchup stain on the floor, miming the victim's blood stain. Kogoro has the police gather the suspects and declares Takehiko to be the culprit. He reveals that Takehiko placed his toy cars under the bed legs allowing the bed to easily slide. They evidence it with Takehiko's statement, when he said that James Dean's car was a Porsche 911, but in reality it was a Porsche 550; revealing he used the 550 in the crime. Takehiko asks how would he know Eri was going to take a shower. Eri reveals that Takehiko filled her fridge with only carbonated drink and Takehiko knew that Alcohol would make one thirsty. As evidence, the murder weapon, the ashtray in Takehiko's room, should contain Akiho's blood. Takehiko confesses and reveals that Akiho threatened to kill him to inherit his money. Later, Kogoro gives Eri her present, announcing it is her birthday. However, Eri reveals that her birthday was yesterday, and that Kogoro assumed Health and Sports Day was the same day as her birthday. Conan explains that Health and Sports Day used to be on every October 10th, but was changed to the second Monday of October at some point. Kogoro is disappointed his plan of lowering Eri's expectation and surprising her with her present has failed, but Eri happily accepts her gift and kisses him. The next day, Eri angrily phones asking why she received prayer beads as if Kogoro wanted her dead. Kogoro then notices that the real present was in his desk. | ||
| 591 | "The House With an Aquarium" "Suizokukan no aru Ie" (水族館のある家) | October 16, 2010[146] |
| Agasa takes the Detective Boys to the house of a famous aquarium designer, Nishida. Kousuke Imura lets them into Nishida's home when Nishida does not answer the door. The Detective Boys find Nishida drowned in his bathtub. The police determine that Nishida died the night two days prior and from falling asleep in his bathtub due to alcohol consumption. Conan's disproves the theory explaining that the bathroom light was not on when they found him. The police investigate Imura's alibi which confirmed he was in Guam for the past two days at a shooting range. Conan investigates and realizing how the murder is done, impersonates Agasa's voice and declares Imura the murderer. He explains that Imura used the cooler from the shrimp's tank to fake the time of death, evidenced by the wet glue that has yet to dry on Nishida's fingertip and the dead shrimps in the same aquarium. As evidence Nishida's contact lens is found in the dead shrimp aquarium and a nitrous acid reaction reveals gunpowder was found on Imura's shirt and the cooler. Imura confesses and reveals he had been designing Nishida's aquarium for the past five years and that he murdered Nishida when he learned that he was going to be replaced. | ||
| 592 | "The Tori's Pledge of Monkeys and Rakes (Part 1)" "Saru to Kumade no tori Butsujou (Zenpen)" (猿と熊手のトリ物帖(前編)) | October 23, 2010[147] |
| Kogoro and Conan are taken by Ran and Sonoko to a Rooster Festival. Ran and Sonoko sneak off to have their love fortunes predicted. Sonoko reads Ran's fortune which strongly suggests her to be feminine and avoid mannish conducts. Sonoko is then robbed by a man wearing a hyottoko mask who flees with her purse towards Ran. Ran, hesitant by her love fortune, does not incapacitate him with karate and allows him to escape. Kogoro explains the man has been dubbed as the Rooster Man and is a serial robber at Rooster Festivals. Ran and Sonoko takes Conan with them to visit the festival again to have their love fortunes retold. A woman's scream is heard and they discover that the Rooster Man was spotted and stabbed a man before escaping. Before losing consciousness, the stabbed man, Shiro Masuko, tells Conan it is not rooster but saru (猿, lit. monkey) and shows him nine fingers. Conan investigates the backpack left behind by the Rooster Man and discovers all the possessions stolen by him. The police arrive and are able to narrow down the Rooster Man to three suspects after witnessing him run into the bathroom. Ran finds a button belonging to the Rooster Man from her previous encounter and has the police investigate which suspect is the owner of the button. | ||
| 593 | "The Tori's Pledge of Monkeys and Rakes(Part 2)" "Saru to Kumade no tori Butsujou (Kōhen)" (猿と熊手のトリ物帖(後編)) | October 30, 2010[148] |
| It was discovered the button did not belong to any of the suspects. As Conan investigates, he is able to deduce Masuko's message when he realizes it is related to the Chinese zodiac and reveals to Kogoro that the culprit is Shinji Mizunoe. Conan explains that the ninth sign of the Chinese zodiac refers to Monkey and is written as shin (申, lit.) in Han. Nine also dictates the Sexagenary cycle where the ninth celestial stem Rén (壬) can be read in as Mizunoe in Kunyomi. As for Mizunoe's alibi, Conan explains Masuko was the original Rooster Man and Mizunoe only impersonated him in an attempt to murder him. Conan suggests to Kogoro to have the police investigate to see if the button belongs to Masuko. They discover Ran has the button and realize Mizunoe may attack her for it. Ran is tasered by Mizunoe and has her wallet taken from her. Before killing her, Mizunoe finds Ran's love fortune and reads its content which suggests Ran to be herself. Ran realizes Sonoko read her own love fortune in place of hers; With her hesitation gone for mannish conduct, Ran easily incapacitates Mizunoe. | ||
| 594 | "The Seven Wonders Tour in Hiroshima and Miyajima (Miyajima Part)" "Hiroshima Miyajima Nanafushigi tsuā (Miyajima hen)" (広島宮島七不思議ツアー(宮島編)) | November 6, 2010[149] |
| Conan, Ran, and Kogoro arrive in Hiroshima to meet a film crew who plan to film them touring Miyajima, Hiroshima. The assistant producer, Yuuichi Kitamura, gets a severe stomach pain that causes him to be bedridden. They take a ferry to Miyajima and begin filming. In front of Itsukushima Shrine, a crew member finds out salt was added to his drink; the film crew then notice a familiar man in a crowd and assume him to be at fault. One of the crew tells Conan that man may be probing the crew since it is suspected one of them is running an illegal casino. The film crew arrives at a red-leaf bun pastry shop owned by Yayoi Ayase which has a specialty of red-leaf bun called Misen's Seven Wonders, based on the seven wonders of Mount Misen: The eternal flame of Daishō-in, The plum tree grown from Kūkai's khakkhara, a boulder that ebb and flows the salt water of Hiroshima Bay, a boulder inscribed with Kūkai's writing, the sound of a goblin's clapping, a special cherry blossom that undergoes deciduous all season long, and lights dubbed as dragon fire over Hiroshima Bay. Conan notices a photograph depicting the crew members in the past and is told the crew were in Miyajima two years ago for filming; He then notices the man spotted at the shrine in another picture who is revealed to be Shinroku Ayasa, Yayoi's brother. Yayoi explains her parents fell to their death on Misen two years prior and Shinroku investigated the cause. Two weeks ago, he disappears for unknown reasons. As the filming continues, a crew member finds his ring tone has been changed to clappers and another has been thrown an etched rock. Conan relates these to the seven wonders and explains the salted drink is related to the ebb and flow boulder, and Kitamura's cherry blossom tie is related to Misen's cherry blossom tree. A crew is found bludgeoned with a khakkhara and Yayoi's bakery is set ablaze; the witnesses claims it is the work of Shinroku. | ||
| 595 | "The Seven Wonders Tour in Hiroshima and Miyajima (Hiroshima Part)" "Hiroshima Miyajima Nanafushigi tsuā (Hiroshima hen)" (広島宮島七不思議ツアー(広島編)) | November 13, 2010[150] |
| Realizing only the wonder left is the dragon fire, the film crew decide to let Kogoro investigate in order to stop Shinroku before he attacks them again. As they learn more about Shinroku, the director is stabbed with a dragon designed dagger and hospitalized as a result. That night at the hotel, the culprit attempts to sneak into a room and attack someone but is ambushed by the crew and police. They reveal they moved that person away and declare the culprit to be Yuuichi Kitamura. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals Kitamura was the cause of Yayoi's parent's deaths as he had been hiking in a dangerous area and a button of his was found by Shinroku. Shinroku realized who the button belonged to two weeks prior when he saw a picture of the old crew and investigated Kitamura in Tokyo. When Shinroku met with Kitamura in Hiroshima, Kitamura drugged him with sleeping pills and disguised him as himself to establish an alibi. Kitamura then disguised himself as Shinroku and followed the film crew to Miyajima. Shinroku, the man who was moved, appears and confirms Conan's deduction. Conan continues and explains Kitamura was also the one leading the illegal casino. Kitamura confesses to all three crimes and laments he lost control of the three situations and his solutions to them were immoral. | ||
| 596 | "The Alibi that Fell" "Tenraku no Aribai" (転落のアリバイ) | November 20, 2010[151] |
| Kogoro is called to meet with Toshio Higashiyama at his company building and takes Ran and Conan with him. Upon entering the building, they are asked to call his sectional number, 423. After getting in contact with him on the phone, they witness the employee Fujihiko Takahaka, fall from the building to his death. The police are called to the scene and enter Takahaka's office discovering a typed suicide note. Conan notices the window is open, a dry spot over the ledge of the window, and a piece of a theatrical property was found on the body and gives Kogoro hints allowing him to deduce Takahaka's death. He reveals the prop is the one used in fictional children's show where when shot with a laser gun, deflates. The prop was used to keep Takahaka's inert body from falling out the window, and was deflated resulting in his death and allowing the culprit to establish an alibi. Upon further investigation, Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and gathers the police to Takahaka's room revealing the culprit to be Higashiyama. Conan reveals that Higashiyama used an extension cord from his office building to forge his alibi, evidenced by the cord found in his room. To convict him, Conan reveals a broken pen was found in the room he actually was and that there is an ink stain at the back of his collar. Higashiyama confesses and reveals Takahaka hired his brother for work and left him with a large amount of due to hidden addendums in his contract. | ||
| 597 | "The Scenario of the Locked Steam Room (Part 1)" "Yukemuri Misshitsu no Shinario (Zenpen)" (湯煙密室のシナリオ(前編)) | November 27, 2010[152] |
| Agasa takes the Detective Boys with him to a sauna as he fixes his product. At the sauna, the kids are introduced to four cast members filming a drama about a hitman. Since the sauna is crowded, the kids decide to bathe in the early morning. As they head to the sauna, Ai and Ayumi discover the Ganji Tetsuyuma, the scriptwriter, dead. The police arrive and conclude that Tetsuyuma slipped on a bar of soap and hit his head on the rocks. Conan reveals it was a murder and points out that water on the victim's body reveal the culprit washed something off and deduces it to be blood. The police assume the culprit waited at the verandah for the victim before committing the murder and begin searching for people entering the sauna without alibis; the suspects are the three other cast members. | ||
| 598 | "The Scenario of the Locked Steam Room (Part 2)" "Yukemuri Misshitsu no Shinario (Kōhen)" (湯煙密室のシナリオ(後編)) | December 4, 2010[153] |
| As the police continue their investigation, they discover a plastic tea bottle filled with water in the dressing room, match cinders floating on the water, and Tetsuyuma's silver-gemed ring. It is also revealed that all the suspects have been seen in the hotel after the sauna was closed disproving their previous theory. Conan uses his voice changing bowtie to impersonate Agasa to reveal the one waiting on the veranda was the victim and the Tetsuyuma spotted heading to the sauna was the culprit Junsaku Tansawa in disguise. Conan explains Tansawa tricked the victim into staying in the women's sauna all night in order to see the naked Mishio Natori, the heroine; This is evidenced by the bottle in the dressing room which Tetsuyuma used to stay hydrated and the match cinders used to smoke his pipe. As evidence towards Tansawa as the culprit, Conan reveals that he was completely engrossed in pretending to be Tetsuyuma that he took the silver ring without noticing. Tansawa confesses and laments how Tetsuyuma denied him of his prided role in the drama because he was afraid of being overshadowed. Later, Conan has Agasa inspect an irritation at his behind. Ai appears and reveals she placed chili pepper in Conan's underwear in revenge for seeing her naked. | ||
| 599 | "Friend of Justice" "Seiginomikata" (セイギノミカタ) | December 11, 2010[154] |
| Conan and Ran are on a train and are confronted by a pickpocket but is saved by an elderly man named Tokuma Norizuki. As the train passes Sugamo Station, they notice the police investigating something under the railway. Conan and Ran discover that a man named Kanemura, a local conartist, was killed by a head injury. Norizuki claims he witnessed Kanemura's boss, Takehiko Kiriya, committed the murder. Kiriya said he was called to the crime scene by Kanemura's friend and proclaims he is not the culprit. Conan asks Takagi to investigate on Norizuki and learns that Norizuki's girl friend, Mitsu, was a victim to their conartist group which resulted in her death. Ran is able to stop Norizuki from murdering Takeshi Motegi, Mitsu's conartist and the police arrive. For the previous murder, Conan reveals that Norizuki got off the train 15 minutes late, revealed by the exiting time on his smart card. He reveals that Norizuki used a prepaid ticket to exit and enter Sugamo to murder Kanemura and phoned Kiriya to frame him. As evidence, Detective Takagi found the prepaid ticket at Beika and had it analyzed for fingerprints. Norizuki confesses and is appalled to discover Mitsu's diary and how she forgave her conartist. | ||
| 600 | "The Dream of the Kappa (Part 1)" "Kappa ga mi ta Yume (Zenpen)" (河童が見た夢(前編)) | December 18, 2010[155] |
| Kogoro receives a request from a letter by Mika Tatezato to investigate the murder that occurred at an inn eleven years ago. On the way, they pick up a teacher named Rokurou Tokobi who requests for them to stop by a grave site before heading to the inn. Tokobi explains that Tatsuhiko Numayama, a student of his, drowned in the river by the inn which is owned by Tatsuhiko's father, Banzou Numayama. They meet Kazuki Araiwa who is paying his respects to Tatsuhiko as it is the anniversary of his death. They are later approached by Banzou who tells them to forget about his sons death. They arrive at the inn and learn that Mika Tatezato is not on the guest list. They are then introduced to reporter Bosuke Nohira who explains the kappa spotted in the area is the culprit to the murder eleven years ago; Ran is horrified to realize that the characters in Mika Tatezato can be turned into the characters for kappa. They return to the grave site to search for Ran's cellphone. In the dark, Ran sees the shape of a kappa. They return to the inn and the next day, discover that Banzou has been murdered. Yamamura is called to the scene and they begin their investigation. | ||
| 601 | "The Dream of the Kappa (Part 2)" "Kappa ga mi ta Yume (Kōhen)" (河童が見た夢(後編)) | December 25, 2010[156] |
| As Conan investigates, he realizes how the culprit was able to drown Bonzou with swamp water in his own attic. Conan tranquilizes Yamamura and reveals the murderer to be Tokobi. Conan explains combining the water bottle and the paint bottles would be able to carry enough swamp water to commit the crime; The water was then poured into a basin where Bonzou was suffocated in. This is evidenced by the diluted paint that are currently in the containers. Tokobi professes to the murder and exclaims Bonzou ordered his son to disguise himself as a kappa and play in the river in order to attract customers to the inn. Conan clears the misunderstanding, explaining that Tatsuhiko must have done it on his own accord in secret since he burrowed a paint set from Tokobi instead of buying paint himself. Araiwa confirms Conan's deductions, explaining how Bonzou removed Tatsuhiko's disguise as to not shame his son after his death. Tokobi, realizing he killed an innocent man, sobs loudly as he is taken into custody. Afterwards, the kappa Ran saw was revealed to be Nohira who was taking pictures in the river. | ||
| 602 | "The Devil Hiding at the Tennis Court" "Tenisu Kōto ni Hisomu Akuma" (テニスコートに潜む悪魔) | January 8, 2011[157] |
| Sonoko takes Ran and Conan with her to cheer for her senior tennis player, Takao Goutou. Goutou collapses in the middle of the match due to poisoning and is rushed to the hospital. The ones who are suspected to have poisoned him are one of the two girls he is dating, and Sonoko who becomes the prime suspect when poison is found on her glove. Conan tranquilizes her and reveals the culprit to be the captain of the tennis team, Fumihiro Azuma. Conan explains Azuma high-fived Goutou with a poisoned glove and poisoned his hand; thus explaining why poison was found from Goutou's drink, towel, and Sonoko's glove. As a result, Goutou ingested the poison when he licked his fingers while changing the grip to his racquet. As evidence, Azuma's glove was found hidden in a tennis ball and poison was confirmed to be on it. Azuma confesses explaining Goutou injured him purposely to usurp his position in the competition and consequently made him lose his sponsors and scholarship. | ||
| 603 | "The Seance's Double Locked Room Mystery (First Locked Room)" "Kourei Kai Daburu Misshitsu Jiken (Daiichi no Misshitsu)" (降霊会Ｗ密室事件(第一の密室)) | January 29, 2011[158] |
| Conan, Mouri, and Ran are lost in the woods and arrive at a mansion where they are introduced it a fan club for Kira Miyahara, the heroine of a movie titled Blackmagic Girl who was supposedly killed in a car accident a year ago and whose body was never found. They are introduced to the club members: Kouji Yatsukawa, assistant director of Nichiuri TV; Reiki Hirasaka, the creator of the Blackmagic Girl series; Shouko Utakura the aspiring gravure idol; Yutaka Kani the president of Kira's fan club; Kazuo Hoonogi the doctor; Maho Izumi, a timid member of the club; and Ryuuichi Mifune a cosplay cameraman. They tell Kogoro that they are holding a séance to communicate with Kira Miyahara. During the séance, ghostly signs begin to show themselves and Kira's voice is heard swearing vengeance on her killers. Conan and Kogoro reveal the special effects to be activated by a remote control in Hirasaka's possession. Hirasaka however reveals that someone replaced his recording of Kira's voice with the one they heard. They learn that Kira's accident occurred after leaving from a party consisting of Hirasaka, his editor Sawanami, and Hoonogi. Sawanami was murdered months ago and was discovered by Utakura; Sawanami wrote Kira as his dying message. At night, the members receive a text message from Utakura's phone exclaiming the return of Kira and discover Utakura strangled in the locked séance room. | ||
| 604 | "The Seance's Double Locked Room Mystery (Second Locked Room)" "Kourei Kai Daburu Misshitsu Jiken (Daini no Misshitsu)" (降霊会Ｗ密室事件(第二の密室)) | February 5, 2011[159] |
| Hoonogi reveals that he discovered Hirasaka in his room dead. Kogoro breaks open the room and confirms Hirasaka died from drinking poisoned wine. The police arrive at the mansion where Kogoro shows them both locked rooms. In the séance room, Kogoro explains that the front door was padlocked from the inside and the only way out is through high window. The high window can only be opened with a switch in the room. In Hirasaka's room, a small window is found above the door but too small to fit a person through. On the floor of the room were the ripped posters of Kira from the séance room. The keys to both rooms were found in Hirasaka's drawer. The police interview the club members and discover Hirasaka, Hoonogi, and Sawanami have received threatening messages from a fan of Kira and their goal with the séance was to find the culprit. They deduce that the one sending the messages, swapped the recording, is the same person who committed the murders. Takagi shows Kogoro and Conan Sawanami's dying message written as キラ; Conan then discovers the identity of the culprit. | ||
| 605 | "The Seance's Double Locked Room Mystery (Opening of the Locked Room)" "Kourei Kai Daburu Misshitsu Jiken (Misshitsu Kaihou)" (降霊会Ｗ密室事件(密室開放)) | February 12, 2011[160] |
| Conan investigates the two rooms one last time and brings Kogoro to the séance room and tranquilizes him. Conan reveals that after the culprit killed Hirasaka, he locked the room from the outside, and used one of the giant Kira posters to slide the key back into its drawer and close it before ripping it into pieces and throwing it into Hirasaka's room. As for the séance room murder, the culprit used the remaining posters, rolled them up, and taped them allowing them to support his weight and giving him the support to leave through the window; a rope tied to the poster allowed him to pull it out with him outside the window and its ripped remains are found in Hirasaka's room. He closed the window with the use of Hirasaka's remote controlled appliance. Conan then points out Mifune as the culprit, evidenced by the wine under his necktie. Mifune confesses and explains he was dating Kira before she died. Using the covert listening device he planted in Hirasaka's home, he discovered Hirasaka pushed Kira in a drunken frenzy resulting in her death; Mifune then vowed to kill everyone at that party including the unnamed girl there whom he deduced to be Utakura. Izumi however reveals she was the girl at the party and that Utakura changed Sawanami's message from Mifu (ミフ) to Kira (キラ) to protect him since she was in love with him. Mifune, realizing he killed someone innocent, grieves and regrets his actions. In the aftermath, Mifune was arrested and Kira's body was unearthed in the séance room. | ||
Season 20: 2011–2012
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 606 | "Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi (Part 1)" "Houtei no Taiketsu IV Saibanin Kobayashi Sumiko (Zenpen)" (法廷の対決IV裁判員小林澄子(前編)) | February 19, 2011[161] |
| Sumiko Kobayashi is called to be a jury for a murder Tadashi Ishigaki. Toshio Iwamatsu, a burglar who broke into Ishigaki's home, is held accounted for the murder and Eri Kisaki is assigned as his attorney and Reiko Kujo acts as the prosecutor. Kogoro, Ran, and Conan attend the hearing where Ishigaki's housemaid and brother-in-law deliver their testimonies of discovering the body. Unable to find the murder weapon, the court ends without a decision and will resume the day after. During the session, Sumiko notes aloud that the painting in Ishigaki's room is upside down prompting Kogoro and Conan to investigate the room. Inside the painting, they find a document stating Iwamatsu burrowed money from Ishigaki. Conan deduces the culprit took a document and placed the painting upside down in his rush and discovers that a vase in the room is missing after Ishigaki's murder. | ||
| 607 | "Courtroom Confrontation IV: Juror Sumiko Kobayashi (Part 2)" "Houtei no Taiketsu IV Saibanin Kobayashi Sumiko (Kōhen)" (法廷の対決IV裁判員小林澄子(後編)) | February 26, 2011[162] |
| Due to the housemaid's behavior, Conan pressures the housemaid about the vase. That night, Kogoro and Conan ambush her in the middle of returning the vase to the crime scene. The next day, court resumes and Reiko presents the documents pertaining Ishigaki's burrowed money and the murder weapon found in a distant pound. Eri calls the maid up as a witness who explains she found the vase at a garbage collection point. Eri then calls upon Kogoro whom Conan tranquilizes and reveals the culprit to be the brother-in-law, Tooru Tsukano. Conan explains that after Tsukano murdered Ishigaki, he took a document, hunt up the painting, and hid behind the door as Iwamatsu entered the room and knocks the vase to Tsukano's feet. Tsukano hides the knife and gloves inside the vase and leaves the vase at the garbage collection point and establish and alibi. He then afterwards placed the knife in the park and disposes the gloves he used to commit the murder. As evidence, a bloody fingerprint is found in the vase. Tsukano confesses and reveals he embezzled money from Ishigaki who took his sister's deed to a land as a result and enraging Tsukano to murder him. In the end Iwamatsu is cleared of murder charges and Tsukano will be trailed for murder. | ||
| 608 | "White Day of Betrayal (Part 1)" "Uragiri no Howaito Dē (Zenpen)" (裏切りのホワイトデー(前編)) | March 5, 2011[163] |
| Kogoro appears in a commercial to promote white chocolate for White Day and is invited to a chocolate company's party. Kogoro, Ran, and Conan attend and are introduced to the company presidents, Taruto Urai and his wife Hoshie Urai. During the party, Taruto dies from cyanide poisoning. Inspector Megure and his Officers are called to investigate the death. The investigation leads Hoshie to be the prime suspect. As she is taken away to be searched, Hoshie trips and falls on a table causing many lemon tea glasses to shatter. Meanwhile, evidence of a medicinal wafer containing poison is found in Urai's mouth suggesting suicide. Conan is ascertain Hoshie to be the culprit and investigates on how she delivered the poison to her husband. | ||
| 609 | "White Day of Betrayal (Part 2)" "Uragiri no Howaito Dē (Kōhen)" (裏切りのホワイトデー(後編)) | March 19, 2011[164] |
| Conan investigates and upon discovering the method, tranquilizers Kogoro and explains how Hoshie committed the murder. He explains the burn marks on Hoshie's napkin indicate cyanide was on the napkin and the poison was placed on a lemon slice. Conan elaborates explaining how Taruto was famously known to hate sour things, and had planned to surprise his guest by eating sour food with the use of synsepalum dulcificum. Upon testing if the synsepalum dulcificum was still in effect, Taruto ate the poisoned lemon slice. While down, Hoshie took the lemon and placed the medicinal wafer in her husband's mouth and hid the lemon slice among the others during her fall. Conan concludes that Hoshie's fingerprint and Taruto's saliva should be on the poisoned lemon slice. Hoshie confesses revealing her motive is revenge for her former boyfriend who Taruto pushed to suicide. On the way home, Ran is visibly saddened when she is the only one to have not received a White Day gift but is cheered up when she discovers white throat lozenges from a postage left by Shinichi. | ||
| 610 | "The Victim is Shinichi Kudo" "Higaisha wa Kudō Shinichi" (被害者はクドウシンイチ) | April 9, 2011[165] |
| Heiji and Kazuha arrive at the Mori Detective agency revealing he was hired by a man named Shinichi Inubushi, one of the eight illegitimate children of the rich Tsunechika Inubushi. After Tsunechika's death, the health of his wife, Satomi, begins to fail and subsequently two of the illegitimate children are murdered. Believing the murderer is after the inheritance, Shinichi surrenders his share and takes up his mother's surname, Kudo, and has Heiji investigate the murders. Heiji and Conan drop by Kudo's home only to find out from his personal care assistant, Funae Abukawa, that he is asleep. After half an hour, they discover Kudo dead from Carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a single charcoal burner. Their investigation reveals Abukawa is the murderer, as Kudo's body revealed he died much earlier and a single charcoal burner would take too long to fill the entire room. Abukawa confesses to have set up the crime scene but explains she found Kudo dead in his closet and was threatened by the murderer to cover that fact. Heiji and Conan discover a pink pearl in Kudo's mouth and perceive it as a dying message to indicate the murderer. | ||
| 611 | "Inubushi Castle, The Flame of the Demon Dog (Chapter of Ghost Fire)" "Inubushi Jou En no Mainu (Onibi no Akira)" (犬伏城 炎の魔犬(鬼火の章)) | April 16, 2011[166] |
| Mori takes Ran, Kazuha, Conan, and Heiji to the Inubushi household where they are introduced to the family. They learn about the legend passed down in the Inubushi family where their ancestor set his dog on fire after mistakenly assuming the dog killed his daughter while in reality, the dog saved his daughter. The ancestor was then killed in a house fire and the myth of the Inubushi curse was passed down. Conan and Heiji decide to investigate the headstone of the supposed dog when they witness Saki Inubushi fall from a cliff. Saki claims an ablaze inugami chased her and dies shortly after. Conan and Heiji discover flaming dog-prints atop the cliff establishing Saki's story. Inspector Misao Yamamura is called to the scene and joins them on their investigation. They discover that the other three victims had a pachinko ball, table tennis ball, and marble beside their bodies. Conan and Heiji return to Saki's crime scene to investigate. Ran and Kazuha feed the family dog and are confronted by the inugami. | ||
| 612 | "Inubushi Castle, The Flame of the Demon Dog (Chapter of Footprints)" "Inubushi Jou En no Mainu (Ashiato no Akira)" (犬伏城 炎の魔犬(足跡の章)) | April 23, 2011[167] |
| Ran and Kazuha retreat inside the house and discover the inugami is gone. Conan and Heiji's investigation leads them to find conclusive evidence Saki's death was planned by the culprit. After hearing Ran and Kazuha's story, they realize the culprit is housing the inugami nearby and investigates an abandoned cabin. Inside the cabin yields evidence of a dog living there confirming their deduction. Nearby, Tomoaki Inubashi is pounced by the inugami and receives minor burns; an onion is found near the attack. Heiji asks Miyuki Inubashi about the family history and learns that Tsunechika had planned names for all eight of his illegitimate children which are based on the eight virtues of confucianism. | ||
| 613 | "Inubushi Castle, The Flame of the Demon Dog (Chapter of Princess)" "Inubushi Jou En no Mainu (Hime no Akira)" (犬伏城 炎の魔犬(姫の章)) | April 30, 2011[168] |
| Satomi attempts to leave her room and collapses; she is found holding onto a broken Buddhist prayer beads with a black bead four down from the top. Later that night, they discover a letter signed by Miyuki confessing to the crime and is at the abandoned cabin. Conan and co head there and discover the cabin covered in gasoline and the inugami running towards it. Conan catches the inugami revealing the fire effect was created by imitation fire clothing with remote controlled lights. The flaming dog-prints were caused by modified lighters placed on the ground and tied to a wire with a hoop at the end. The dog had a mesh-enclosed charcoal tied to its tail, and when passing over the lighters, ignited them. When the dog retrieved the hoop, the lighter came with it, explaining how the lighters were not found after creating the dog-prints. Heiji points out Tomoaki as the culprit, evidenced by the inugami recognizing him as his master, and Satomi's prayer beads. The beads indicated the fourth of the eight virtues which is found in Tomoaki's name. As Tomoaki is taken into custody, he reveals he wanted to increase his inheritance in order to maintain the Inubushi household for Satomi. | ||
| 614 | "The Secret the Diary Plays (Part 1)" "Nikki ga Kanaderu Himitsu (Zenpen)" (日記が奏でる秘密(前編)) | May 7, 2011[169] |
| The Detective Boys are stranded on a mountain when Agasa's car breaks down. Seeking shelter from the rain they come across a villa where piano music was heard and enter the house when their calls are unanswered. Inside, they explore and discover a diary on the table confessing to a plan of a kidnapping and murdering a boy; a blackout then occurs due to the storm. They find a small coffin planned for the murder and realize its empty and the possibility the boy is still alive. At that moment, piano music is heard again. Conan assures them it will be safe to search the house as the culprit is playing the piano. Ayumi wanders off on her own and finds a photo of a family and a room with water leaking out of it. | ||
| 615 | "The Secret the Diary Plays (Part 2)" "Nikki ga Kanaderu Himitsu (Kōhen)" (日記が奏でる秘密(後編)) | May 14, 2011[170] |
| Realizing the piano playing they hear is a recording, they enter the piano room. Conan notices the piano chair was set to a child's height and deduces where the boy is. He has the Detective Boys sing a song in the piano room and catches the boy watching them and befriends him. The boy, Keita Onoda, is a piano prodigy to which the kidnapper abducted to allow his daughter to win a piano competition. Conan also reveals the dairy entry is out of order due to Keita's tampering and that the kidnapper felt increasingly guilty as the days went on. After reading the last page in the dairy, they realize the kidnapper plans to suicide in the bathroom and manage to save him. In the aftermath, Keita's mother does not push charges due to Keita's defense. The kidnapper's daughter meanwhile, revealed she skipped the piano competition as she was worried about Keita's disappearance. | ||
| 616 | "Holmes' Revelation (Holmes' Apprentice)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Hōmuzu no Deshi)" (ホームズの黙示録(名探偵の弟子)) | May 21, 2011[171] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan find a cat belonging to a rich British woman who offers to pay their expenses on a trip to London so Kogoro may share his detective stories with her friends. To get past airport security, Haibara offers Conan two antidotes to the APTX 4869 for the trip and back. At the Holmes museum, Ran calls Shinichi asking him if he wants a souvenir from London. His weak reaction causes Ran to angrily hang up. Outside the museum, a kid named Apollo Glass asks to see Sherlock Holmes to a solve a code that will prevent a person from being murdered. Conan offers to solve the riddle by posing as Holme's apprentice. Apollo reveals a strange man gave him a note containing seven coded riddles, declaring someone in London will die if it is left unsolved. They learn from the police that many children received the same code which Conan speculates to mean a large number of people will die. Conan and Agasa separate from the group as they attempt to decode the riddles. | ||
| 617 | "Holmes' Revelation (Love is 0)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Love is Zero)" (ホームズの黙示録(Love is 0)) | May 28, 2011[172] |
| Ran, feeling upset as she believes Shinichi does not share her feelings, is confided by Apollo's sister, pro tennis player Minerva Glass. Minerva then parts ways with Ran advising her love is zero and would never amount to anything no matter the effort. Ran calls Shinichi for advice on the riddles. Conan, tells Ran the first riddle "A rolling bell rises me", refers to Big Ben and accidentally reveals he is in London. Realizing Ran will discover Conan's true identity if she finds him, Conan and Agasa flee from her. Conan becomes cornered in a phone booth and is forced to take the antidote to the APTX 4869 for the return trip and confronts Ran as Shinichi. Ran confesses her pain of liking Shinichi who is indifferent to her feelings and runs away as he pursues her. | ||
| 618 | "Holmes' Revelation (Satan)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Satan)" (ホームズの黙示録(サタン)) | June 4, 2011[173] |
| The next day, the police reveal the identity of the man who created the note, Sabara Hades. Kogoro and Ran decode the riddle "My portion is like a chilled boiled egg like a corpse" which refers to City Hall. There, they find many dolls with Mazarin Stone written on their shirts where when beheaded, reveals the letter "T". The riddle "I finished up with a whole pickle" refers to 30 St Mary Axe where scratched up pens labeled as Dancing Men reveal the letter "N". Ran and Kogoro revisit Big Ben following the riddle "It rings again for my hatred" and find an arrow pointing to a drain where The Valley of Fear of fear is inscribed. They deduce something had been sunk in the river, and find a drain cover with the letter "A". Apollo leads the two to the next riddle, "Now I remember to ask a cake to celebrate in advance" referring to St Bride's Church where they find letters entitled A Scandal in Bohemia. Soaking the letter in water reveals the letter "S". | ||
| 619 | "Holmes' Revelation (Code Break)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Code Break)" (ホームズの黙示録(Code Break)) | June 11, 2011[174] |
| Conan deduces the line "I'm a long nosed wizard in a castle" refers to Elephant & Castle tube station and shares this with Ran and Kogoro. There, they notice a strange man with identity written on his suitcase who explains he was paid to wear those clothes and carry the case. Conan explains it refers to the Sherlock Holmes story A Case of Identity and asks them to check the man's pants where the letter "U" is found. The final riddle "It tells me to finish everything piercing a white back with two swords" refers to a logo of a porcelain store. Visiting the store, they find an ornament containing strings of different colors with a bell at the end. They conclude it refers to A Study in Scarlet where a red string is found with the letter "R". Conan realizes the word is Saturn meaning Saturday. On the day of the supposed murder, they find that tracing the locations from the code reveals a tennis racquet indicating Hades plans to kill someone during the Wimbledon championships finals. Conan and Co are able to enter Henman Hill with Diana's assistance in order to observe the finals. As Minerva plays against her opponent, she prays for Holmes to help her. | ||
| 620 | "Holmes' Revelation (Grass Court Queen)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Gurasukōtokuīn)" (ホームズの黙示録(芝の女王)) | June 18, 2011[175] |
| Conan notices Minerva's serves are braille for "help" and convinces Apollo to lend him his ticket in order to enter Centre Court to locate Hades. From the stands, Conan conveys to Minerva he is Holme's apprentice and he will help her. In the same manner, Minerva relays the message "Game Set Death Mom" revealing that at the end of the finals, her mother, Juno Glass, will die. Conan suspects that the teddy bear Juno received contains a bomb and the detonator is with Hades who is presumed to be watching her from across the stands with a video camera. Realizing it would be impossible to remove the bomb without Hades noticing, Conan opts to search for the criminal and asks Minerva to stall the match as long as possible. | ||
| 621 | "Holmes' Revelation (0 is Start)" "Hōmuzu no Mokushiroku (Zero is Start)" (ホームズの黙示録(0 is Start)) | June 25, 2011[176] |
| Conan locates Hades during Minerva's rally with her opponent and proceeds to his location. He meets his parents on the way who gives him the tickets needed to enter the stands where Hades is located. Yusaku Kudo explains that during a tennis match, the heads of the fans would follow the ball while Hades would continuously look onwards at Juno. With Minerva's help, Conan is able to apprehend Hades who is taken into custody. After Minerva wins the championships, Ran meets with her and tells her Shinichi confessed to her; proclaiming that while love is zero, zero is also a starting point. Conan meanwhile, is given an antidote for the APTX 4869, by his parents for the return trip to Japan. | ||
| 622 | "Emergency Situation 252 (Part 1)" "Kinkyū Jitai 252(Zenpen)" (緊急事態252(前編)) | July 2, 2011[177] |
| The Detective Boys sneak into an abandoned building that due to be demolished to play hide and seek. While playing Genta hears someone tapping a 2-5-2 code which is used in Japan to call for help. They find two construction workers who claim to be surveying the area before destroying the building by implosion. Conan quickly deduces they are confining a person in the building due to regulations preventing the building they are in to be imploded. The criminals, realizing they have been figured out, seal up the building and chase after the kids. Conan is knocked out by his rebounding soccer ball and Ai is captured. The criminals prevent the remaining Detective Boys from calling the police by threatening to kill Conan and Ai. | ||
| 623 | "Emergency Situation 252 (Part 2)" "Kinkyū Jitai 252(Kōhen)" (緊急事態252(後編)) | July 9, 2011[178] |
| Mitsuhiko, Ayumi, and Genta hide in the lockers where the criminals confine their hostages. The criminals attempt to call the hostage's home for ransom but is answered by a young man. Concluding their plan to be a failure, they opt to set the building ablaze to hide the evidence. Conan communicates to the Detective Boys by tapping his detective badge, and orders them to call their cellphones to lure the criminals out of the room. After doing so, Conan incapacitates one of the criminals and tricks the other one into fleeing the building. The second criminal is then knocked out by Subaru Okiya who picks up the kids and reveals the kidnappe to be Agasa. Subaru reveals he deduced Agasa's situation from observing the house and receiving the ransom phone call and had tracked the kids down using Conan's spare glasses. Meanwhile, Agasa reveals he tapped the 2-5-2 purely by coincidence while hoping others would notice. | ||
| 624 | "The Video Letter of the First Love" "Hatsukoi no Bideoretā" (初恋のビデオレター) | July 16, 2011[179] |
| Chiba searches the storage room of Teitan Elementary for a thirteen-year-old VHS tape from his childhood love, Naeko Miike, which contains the reply to his love letter. At the same time, the Detective Boys are sent to the archives to search for a tape for their teacher. Chiba reveals to them that he received a phone call from Naeko Miike asking him if he has seen the tape, prompting him to resume his search for it. Conan deduces the tape contains the video Chiba and Naeko filmed years ago and finds the tape has been recorded over. He realizes Chiba was pron to sweaty hands and reveals Naeko wrote on the side the tape with red permanent markers which reveal she reciprocated Chiba's feelings. Chiba attends the school reunion only to find out Naeko did not attend. Unbeknownst to him, he passes Naeko in an officer uniform. Naeko reveals to her partner she recently transferred to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department in order to get closer to Chiba but is saddened he was unable to recognize her. | ||
| 625 | "The Screaming of the Operation Room (Part 1)" "Zekkyō Operūmu (Zenpen)" (絶叫手術室(前編)) | July 23, 2011[180] |
| Kogoro attends his alma mater and takes Conan, Ran, and Sonoko with him. A university student named Sonsaku Tsujiei asks Ran if she could examine how realistic their corpse is and guides her along with Conan and Sonoko through a haunted house production hosted by Tsujiei and his three friends. Inside the set, Anna Tadami dies after convulsing on a table. The police conclude it to be suicide after finding a cyanide capsule in her mouth and her past obsession with death. However, Conan points out that marks on the victim's face revealed an unknown assailant forced Tadami to bite into the capsule allowing the police to consider the possibility of murder. | ||
| 626 | "The Screaming of the Operation Room (Part 2)" "Zekkyō Operūmu (Kōhen)" (絶叫手術室(後編)) | July 30, 2011[181] |
| Conan investigates the scene and deduces Tadami was already dead before they arrived in the room and that the culprit feigned her convulsion in order to fake the time of death. He tranquilizes Sonoko and explains his deductions to the police revealing the culprit went under the table and used his feet in place of Tadami's which caused the convulsion. He declares Tsujiei as the culprit, evidenced by Tsujiei's toe nails which were painted red to match Tadami's feet. Tsujiei confesses and reveals Tadami encouraged their terminally ill friend into suicide a month ago because she wanted to see a person die. | ||
| 627 | "The Ryoma Treasure Battle Between Conan and Kid (Part 1)" "Conan Kiddo no Ryōma Otakara Kōbō-sen (Zenpen)" (コナンキッドの龍馬お宝攻防戦(前編)) | August 20, 2011[182] |
| The Phantom Thief Kid sends a notice to Jirokichi Suzuki announcing he plans to return three stolen artifacts belonging to Sakamoto Ryōma: the letter, a cup with Ryōma's blood, and the pistol; during the Ryōma exhibition. Jirokichi persuades the owner of Ryōma's items, Shishihiko Tarumi, to host the exhibition in his museum while he sets up a trap to capture Kid. Sonoko, Ran, and Conan visit Jirokichi for more details. While there, they receive a second notice from Kid who announces his heist will take place the following day and quotes Ryōma on his plans to clean up. Conan deduces Kid ascertained the day due to the forecasted rain and advises Jirokichi to install metal detectors in the museum. | ||
| 628 | "The Ryoma Treasure Battle Between Conan and Kid (Part 2)" "Conan Kiddo no Ryōma Otakara Kōbō-sen (Kōhen)" (コナンキッドの龍馬お宝攻防戦(後編)) | August 27, 2011[183] |
| On the day of the heist, Conan is confronted by Kid in the bathroom stalls who reveals he was able to bypass the metal detectors by removing the lead from the pistol. As Kid leaves, Conan overhears Tarumi and his appraiser hoping Kid succeeds in his plot. Kid appears at the announced time and publicly claims he is cleaning up before setting off the fire sprinklers; he blends into the crowd who are also soaked from the rain and makes his escape. The water washes off the description plates in the museum revealing messages from Kid detailing the items in the Ryōma exhibition are fake and how Tarumi had been creating forgeries and selling them to the black market. This is confirmed when they discover many identical copies of the letter, cup, and pistol returned by Kid. As evidence, the blood on the cup is revealed to belong to Tarumi's appraiser and partner in crime. Conan, after deducing Kid would be disguised as an obese man due to the number of objects he would be carrying, confronts him and lets him leave crediting it as a favor to Ryōma. | ||
| 629 | "The Shooting of the Promotional Video Case (Part 1)" "Puromobideo Satsuei Jiken (Zenpen)" (プロモビデオ撮影事件(前編)) | September 3, 2011[184] |
| Conan, Ran, Sonoko and the Detective Boys are invited to a small island resort for diving lessons. While exploring the island, they find a filming crew lead and directed by Yuuya Miyasaka, an actor who lost his fame due to assault causing the drama he starred in to cancel. When the weather turns bad, they all return to the resort. Later, Miyasaka is found dead in his room. The resort staff, film crew excluding Miki Kitagawa, and Conan's company meet in the lobby to discuss the identity of the murderer. Due to the rooms having an automatic lock when closed, they conclude Miyasaka had let the perpetrator into his room and suspects it to be the work of one of the crew members. | ||
| 630 | "The Shooting of the Promotional Video Case (Part 2)" "Puromobideo Satsuei Jiken (Kōhen)" (プロモビデオ撮影事件(後編)) | September 10, 2011[185] |
| Kitagawa returns to the lobby and exclaims she saw Shingo Takayama, the cameraman, fleeing from the resort. Led by Kitagawa, they find Takayama's body off a cliff. After investigating Miyasaka's body and the camera which recorded the first instance the body was found, Conan realizes who the culprit. After tranquilizing and impersonating Sonoko, he reveals Miki Kitagawa as the culprit. He reveals that the instance they found Miyasaka, he was feigning death as a prank. After everyone except Kitagawa goes to the lobby, she committed the murder and exchanged the knife, evidenced by the stains on the knife's handle. She then proceeded to murder Takayama who was an accomplice to Miyakasa's prank to hide her alibi. Kitagawa confesses and reveals her as vengeance after her first big role as an actor was denied after Miyakasa caused the show to drama to be canceled. | ||
| 631 | "What the Floral Clock Knew" "Hana Tokei wa Shitte Ita" (花時計は知っていた) | September 17, 2011[186] |
| For the past few days, Ayumi has been practicing her baton throws in the local park and has noticed a strange man watching her. One day while accompanied with her friends, the strange man is found dead. The police conclude it to be an accidental death after he fell from climbing the infrastructure. Since the victim was found with a cut on his face on the 6 of the floral clock, they presume the death to be at 4:30. Conan realizes the victim, Shousaku Yoda, is not the strange man and that the murderer impersonated him to have the Detective Boys become witnesses to his death. The police investigate Kyouichirou Kawaguchi, a man who bears a grudge against the victim, but has an alibi for the presumed time of death. After Conan investigates, he gathers the police and reveals Yoda's time of death was false. Kawaguchi murdered Yoda on the 6 but climbed across the clock to scratch his face on the 12. As certain proof he is the culprit, Conan reveals Yoda wrote Kawaguchi's name in paint in the clock's maintenance room. | ||
| 632 | "The Guardian of Time's Sword (Part 1)" "Toki no Bannin no Yaiba (Zenpen)" (時の番人の刃(前編)) | October 1, 2011[187] |
| A threatening letter signed "the Guardian of Time" warns that Rukako Hoshina, the mistress of a large mansion with a clock tower, will be murdered during her birthday party at 6:00PM. Kogoro and Conan goes to protect her but fails. It appears that the culprit stabbed her with an ice pick and fled from the balcony, but shoe prints and the murder weapon are never found. According to witness testimonies, the culprit is in a dress who moved nimbly, yet is plump and of a large build, yet no one in the party matches the description. | ||
| 633 | "The Guardian of Time's Sword (Part 2)" "Toki no Bannin no Yaiba (Kōhen)" (時の番人の刃(後編)) | October 8, 2011[188] |
| Conan deduces that Hoshina was stabbed with an umbrella, which fitted the description perfectly. A contraption on the mansion's clock tower set up by the culprit dragged the umbrella away and out of sight when it hit 6:00. The culprit is one of the party guests, Teigo Karube, who had designed this mansion and lost his clock technician friend four years ago. He reveals that the mistress treated the clock technician like trash and even threw away his friend's beloved clock, so he killed her in order to avenge his friend. | ||
| 634 | "The Crime Scene is a Very Narrow Shop" "Hankou Genba wa Geki Sema Ten" (犯行現場は激セマ店) | October 15, 2011[189] |
| Kogoro celebrates at a bar after winning a horse race bet. He, and three customers, leave the bar for a short while before returning and finding the hostess has been killed by a knife. After Conan investigates, he reveals the culprit to be customer Masao Shinohara. Conan explains the hostess was knifed through a slit in the wall from the back of the bar and reattached the handle to the knife when he and the others discover her body. Since the distance from the ATM to the back off the bar is considerably short, his alibi is annulled. As evidence he is the culprit, Conan reveals the rust from the knife will match the one found on his ATM receipt. Shinohara confesses and reveals the hostess had been blackmailing him to steal fish from the factory. | ||
| 635 | "Beware of Dieting" "Daietto ni Goyoujin" (ダイエットにご用心) | November 5, 2011[190] |
| Ran, Sonoko, and Conan are at a yoga weight-lost resort when one of its customers, Atsuko Degawa, dies from poison found in her food. Originally deduced to be a suicide, Conan reveals the culprit as the resort's owner, Tsukiko Satoyama, who had poison laced on the plastic wrap which mixed with Degawa's food when it was re-heated in the microwave. After finding the poisoned plastic wrap on her dog, Satoyama confesses and reveals Degawa's negative reviews caused her parent's business to shut down and as a result, had her parents commit suicide. | ||
| 636 | "The Most Useful School in the World Case (Part 1)" "Sekaiichi Uketai Jugyō Jiken (Zenpen)" (世界一受けたい授業事件(前編)) | November 12, 2011[191] |
| Kogoro is asked to star in an educational television program. Once there, he is introduced to guest stars and studio members. Noburo Kimijima, the leading figure of Enka, has his priceless vase stolen during rehearsal. They deduce the culprit is still inside the studio room. | ||
| 637 | "The Most Useful School in the World Case (Part 2)" "Sekaiichi Uketai Jugyō Jiken (Kōhen)" (世界一受けたい授業事件(後編)) | November 19, 2011[192] |
| After failing to find the vase in possible hiding spots, Conan realizes the vase has been smashed and reveals it is hidden inside the fanny pack of Kimijima's disciple, Shinobu Oki. Conan deduces her motive and has the guest star appraiser reveal the vase was a counterfeit and that Oki most likely destroyed it to prevent Kimijima from being humiliated on television. Oki confesses and reveals Kimijima's wife's dying wish was to prevent Kimijima from learning about the vase's real value. Kimijima accepts Oki's good intentions and reveals he made a deal with a producer who will help start Oki's debut as a singer. | ||
| 638 | "Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace (Part 1)" "Momiji Goten de Nazo o Toku (Zenpen)" (紅葉御殿で謎を解く(前編)) | November 26, 2011[193] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are walking when they witness a car attempting to kill a girl and her chauffeur. After saving the two, they learn that the girl, Kaede Nakakita, is an adopted child of a wealthy man named Ouzaburou Katayose. Katayose invites the three to his estate to express his gratitude towards them. As Conan explores the estate with Nakakita, he finds evidence that someone wants to kill her and deduces the culprit is either Katayose's son, Ogito Katayose, or his daughter, Nobue Katayose who are after the inheritance. Later, Katayose is found dead after consuming poison in his tea. The chauffeur Eiko Suzuka, then reveals Katayose's will detailing the location of his red leaf treasure. | ||
| 639 | "Solving Mysteries at the Red Leaf Palace (Part 2)" "Momiji Goten de Nazo o Toku (Kōhen)" (紅葉御殿で謎を解く(後編)) | December 3, 2011[194] |
| Nobue is found dead with a poisoned arrow in her back while holding a clean arrow in her hand. Ogito's crossbow is found near the scene leading the police to suspect him. Later, Ogito falls down a cliff due to being shocked by an electric fence. Conan, realizing how the events transpired, tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals how the three died. Katayose poisoned himself and hoped to frame his children in order to protect Nakakita from their greed. Nobue, seeking to increase her inheritance, set up the crossbow and held an arrow in her hand to frame Ogito for attempted murder, but was instead murdered by Ogito. Ogito meanwhile, figured out the location of the treasure which is placed inside a cross made of metal rods. As he attempted to remove the treasure, Suzuka re-activated the electric fence which unintentionally resulted in his death. As for the treasure, it reveals Katayose leaves his inheritance to Nakakita who is actually his blood-related granddaughter from his former love. | ||
| 640 | "The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches (Okayama Part)" "Hachimai no Sukecchi Kioku no Tabi (Okayama hen)" (8枚のスケッチ記憶の旅(岡山編)) | December 10, 2011[195] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are invited to Okayama to review the food served there. They then meet an amnesiac woman and decide to assist her in regaining her memories. The woman sketches out pictures which gives them clues on locations she visited. The woman recognizes the sound of a suikinkutsu from a cellphone; the group deduces she visited the Salt Palace. There, she discovers her name to be Mayuko Kichise from her friend, Kanae Nonomiya. Nonomiya reveals Kichise is an important witness who can prove her brother did not rob a jewelry store and prompts her to regain her memories. Nonomiya tells them the location of Kichise's home where they find it had been searched and pictures of Kichise and her boyfriend were ripped. Later at a restaurant, Kichise receives a note demanding her to be alone if she wants her memories. She separates from the group and is approached by a masked stranger. | ||
| 641 | "The Memory Trip of the Eight Sketches (Kurashiki Part)" "Hachimai no Sukecchi Kioku no Tabi (Kurashiki hen)" (8枚のスケッチ記憶の旅(倉敷編)) | December 17, 2011[196] |
| The masked stranger attempts to kill Kichise but is interrupted by Conan. The group continue following the locations suggested by the sketches and arrive in Kurashiki. After a second masked stranger's failed kidnapping attempt on Kichise, Conan finds a loan contract from the kidnapper and realizes the second masked stranger is a loan shark whom Nonomiya is indebted to. Nonomiya confesses and reveals she wants to use Kichise to locate the stolen jewelry. Conan deduces the first masked stranger is Kichise's boyfriend, pastry chef Kenzou Taira, who is the mastermind behind the robbery. Taira is taken into custody where Kichise was an accomplice who drove off with the jewels. Conan confronts Kichise at a coin locker subway station and convinces her to turn herself in along with the jewels. | ||
| 642 | "A Critical Moment from the Karuta Cards (Part 1)" "Karuta-tori Kikiippatsu (Zenpen)" (カルタ取り危機一髪(前編)) | January 7, 2012[197] |
| Conan is sick with a cold and receives a video call from the Detective Boys. During the call, the Detective Boys receive a plea from Masao Urafune to save him from the people posing as his parents. Disregarding Conan's advice to call the police, the Detective Boys decide to ask the neighbors about the Urafune family. They learn Masao is a compulsive liar and decide to ask him directly in his apartment on the premise of playing karuta. Meanwhile, the criminals threaten to kill Masao's mother if he attempts to reveal his situation to Detective Boys. As the game progresses, Masao plays in an aggressive manner but makes no effort to win, leading Haibara to realize he intends to use his cards to send a message. | ||
| 643 | "A Critical Moment from the Karuta Cards (Part 2)" "Karuta-tori Kikiippatsu (Kōhen)" (カルタ取り危機一髪(後編)) | January 14, 2012[198] |
| Before Masao is escorted out of the room, he shouts "take out the towel" and declares the towel to have a pattern of a horsehair crab from Lake Suwa. Haibara examines Masao's cards which consist of Ru (る), Ko (こ), Ni (に), and Te (て) in that order. Haibara realizes Masao is telling them to take the words towel (タオル ta o ru), horsehair crab (ケガニ ke ga ni), and Lake Suwa (諏訪湖 Su wa ko), and to treat the middle characters as a Japanese particle. In doing so, Ru becomes Ta, Ko becomes Su, Ni becomes Ke, and Te remains unchanged. Reading the changed words from Masao's card order reveals the message Ta Su Ke Te (助けて, lit. "Help Me"). The criminals reveal they have been eavesdropping their conversation through a cellphone and decide to kill the kids as a result. Haibara deduces they are after the tax evasion evidence of a company whom was sent to a television producer from the previous resident of the Urafune household. Since the producer was murdered before the post office sent the package, it would return to the household after a number of days. The criminals are called by a postal worker and allow him into the apartment. The postal worker is revealed to be Takagi and is accompanied by Conan who apprehends the criminals; Conan reveals he realized Masao was telling the truth during the video call since Masao had a widow's peak, a dominant trait, while his imposter parents did not. | ||
| 644 | "Delicious Ramen to Die For (Part 1)" "Shinu Hodo Umai Rāmen (Zenpen)" (死ぬほど美味しいラーメン(前編)) | February 4, 2012[199] |
| Kogoro and Conan eat out at a ramen restaurant. Tokumori Saizu, the president of a real estate company, dies while beginning his meal due to poison. The police arrive and order Kogoro, Conan, and three suspects out of the shop while they investigate. | ||
| 645 | "Delicious Ramen to Die For (Part 2)" "Shinu Hodo Umai Rāmen (Kōhen)" (死ぬほど美味しいラーメン(後編)) | February 11, 2012[200] |
| The police reveal poison was only found on the victim's left thumb and forefinger causing them to be dumbfounded on how poison was applied. Conan asks the police on what possessions the suspects have and eventually realizes how Saizu was killed. He tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals Atsushi Tanaka, Saizu's barber, as the culprit. He explains how poison is applied on the rim of the victim's glasses during his haircut. When Saizu cleaned his glasses due to condensation, the poison got onto his hand and into his mouth when he broke the chopsticks. After Saizu died, Tanaka exchanged his glasses with the victim's to hide the evidence. Tanaka confesses and reveals he murdered Saizu in the restaurant in order to have it close down and remodeled for greater success. A month later, the ramen restaurant reopens in a new location and becomes popular after changing its slogan. | ||
Season 21: 2012
| Ep. no. | Title | Original air date |
|---|---|---|
| 646 | "The Deduction Showdown in the Haunted Hotel (Part 1)" "Yūrei Hoteru no Suiri Taiketsu (Zenpen)" (幽霊ホテルの推理対決(前編)) | February 18, 2012[201] |
| Ran, Sonoko, and Conan head to a hotel for a cake buffet. On the way there, a molester is stopped by Masumi Sera, who befriends the group. At the hotel, Teigu Usumi killed after being thrown off the hotel while fashioned as a suicide. The police arrive and reveal the annex where the victim vandalized the security camera is the only blind spot in the hotel and most likely the murder location. There, they discover a wheelchair attached to a long fishing line. | ||
| 647 | "The Deduction Showdown in the Haunted Hotel (Part 2)" "Yūrei Hoteru no Suiri Taiketsu (Kōhen)" (幽霊ホテルの推理対決(後編)) | February 25, 2012[202] |
| After investigating the room, Masumi declares the culprit to be Toshiko Hirukawa as she lied about the elevator usage to Conan. She reveals Hirukawa got Usumi drunk, placed him on the wheelchair, and used a system of strings connected to the elevator to throw him out the window. However, re-acting the scene fails, until Conan voices his deductions over the phone as Shinichi revealing the paint cans were placed out of the window to tilt the wheelchair. Hirikawa confesses and reveals her father begged Usumi to apologize for scamming her mother but was refused. Afterwards, her father committed suicide after her mother died from shock. In the aftermath, Usumi's hidden bank account was found and the transactions to it allowed the police to apprehend the scam group. Masumi later enrolls into Ran and Sonoko's classroom. | ||
| 648 | "Detective Agency Confinement Case (Outbreak)" "Tantei Jimusho Rōjō Jiken (Boppatsu)" (探偵事務所籠城事件(勃発)) | March 3, 2012[203] |
| Masumi asks Ran if she can come over to talk to Conan. Once there, she learns Conan is at Agasa's with the Detective Boys and the fact Conan is with Kogoro on every case. They are soon interrupted when a gunman strapped with bombs and three hostages are brought into the agency. The gunman, Isao Sawaguri, demands Kogoro to determine which of his three hostages killed his sister. Conan calls Ran to ask who she was spotted walking with. Masumi answers and pretends to end the call, allowing Conan to eavesdrop on the situation. Conan learns the case of Sawaguri's sister, Miku Sawaguri, was concluded to be suicide when she was found with her wrist slit inside her locked ryokan room. Agasa and the Detective Boys leave to interview the local neighborhood association who were at the ryokan during Miku's death. Conan gradually learns more about the case from information spoken by Sawaguri, the media, and the Detective Boys. Sawaguri then realizes Ran's cellphone is still connected and prepares to shoot Sera until Conan speaks with his voice changing bow-tie as Shinichi Kudo. | ||
| 649 | "Detective Agency Confinement Case (Sniping)" "Tantei Jimusho Rōjō Jiken (Sogeki)" (探偵事務所籠城事件(狙撃)) | March 10, 2012[204] |
| Sawaguri, pleased to have another detective to assist in the case, obeys his requests to take pictures of the hostages' books which were autographed by Miku. During the course of the investigation, the authorities lose the chance to snipe Sawaguri after Ran closes the curtain as she believes Shinichi can find a solution to prevent any deaths. Miku's blog post reveals her last three visitors were from an elephant, a fox, and a rat. Conan explains the animals were based on the hostages' professions: The elephant is Sumika Nihei, due to her husband's seal designs which are similar to an elephant's tusk; Shinobu Yuchi is the fox since she is a baker and her food is colored like a fox's coat; and the rat is Tamami Mitsui whom is a stonemasonry which is gray like a rat's coat. In response, Sawaguri prepares to kill Mitsui. | ||
| 650 | "Detective Agency Confinement Case (Release)" "Tantei Jimusho Rōjō Jiken (Kaihō)" (探偵事務所籠城事件(解放)) | March 17, 2012[205] |
| Conan declares Mitsui is innocent since she was witnessed leaving Miku's room; Sawaguri inferred the culprit crossed over from the balcony and left by his room. As for Miku's death, Conan explains she was mimicking the suicide of the main character in her book. Sawaguri becomes distraught as a result and is taken in by the authorities. Later, Conan reveals his previous deduction was a bluff and that Miku was murdered by Yuchi, due to the fact Mitsui left the room with Yuchi's slippers revealing Yuchi was still in Miku's room after she left. As evidence, Yuchi's book reveals it had been sandpapered to clean off Miku's blood. Yuchi confesses and reveals Miku took all the credit on the book they collaborated on motivating her for revenge. | ||
| 651 | "Conan vs. Heiji: The Detective Deduction Battle Between the East and the West"1 hr. "Conan vs Heiji Tōzai Tantei Suiri Shōbu" (コナンvs平次 東西探偵推理勝負) | March 24, 2012[206] |
| Heiji and Kazuha visit Tokyo where the two part ways. A murder occurs at the restaurant Kazuha is in, forcing Kogoro, Ran, Masumi, Heiji, and Conan to investigate. The witness is Andre Camel who explains the victim's last words were a confession to a poisoning. Heiji reveals the victim was speaking in a Kansai dialect and the victims actual words were referring to an unknown culprit as the poisoner. Realizing the culprit is still in the restaurant, the police narrow down the suspects to three people without alibis. After Heiji is unable to trick the culprits into revealing their Kansai dialect, Conan arranges the three culprits to drink salty miso soup; Tooru Amakasu is revealed to be the culprit after exclaiming the soup to be Karai (辛い, lit. "Spicy"), a Kansai dialect for Tokyo's Shoppai (しょっぱい, lit. "Salty"). As certain evidence, Conan points out Amakasu should have the towel stained with poison from his hands. After Amakasu is arrested, Andre and Jodie Starling examine a photo of Masumi while noting their familiarity with her face. Meanwhile, Heiji reveals his purpose of the visit was to take them to the house of deceased Kohei Wakamatsu after receiving a letter which challenges him to solve the murder. | ||
| 652 | "The Design of Poison and Illusion (Eye)" "Doku to Maboroshi no Dezain (Eye)" (毒と幻のデザイン(Eye)) | April 21, 2012[207] |
| Heiji explains Kazuha went to Wakamatsu's home in Osaka per the letter's instructions where she finds a disguised person with the word "EYE" carved into the bathroom tiles. The person causes a blackout, sneaks away, and the carved words disappear. Heiji elaborates that Wakamatsu was murdered in his bathroom in Karuizawa, Nagano and that the culprit was hinting a dying message had been left on the tiles. Heiji and Kazuha has Kogoro, Ran, and Conan join them to interview Wakamatsu's widow and close companions who were in his home on the day of his death. During the interview, Ikuro Wakamatsu, the victim's son, dies after eating a poisoned baumkuchen. | ||
| 653 | "The Design of Poison and Illusion (S)" "Doku to Maboroshi no Dezain (S)" (毒と幻のデザイン(S)) | April 28, 2012[208] |
| The police arrive and their investigations reveal the baumkuchen was cut evenly into eight pieces and that only one of the piece was poisoned. As police interviews the suspects while the widow, Serika Wakamatsu, is excluded since she was never close to the baumkuchen tray. Meanwhile, the police detectives in Nagano reveal to Heiji that Wakamatsu's killer reorganized the bathroom tiles to hide the dying message; The tiles used the crazy diamonds optical illusion giving the impression that it could not be rearranged without breaking the pattern. When arranged back to normal, the message reads "SON" indicating Ikuro was Wakamatsu's killer. | ||
| 654 | "The Design of Poison and Illusion (Poison)" "Doku to Maboroshi no Dezain (Poison)" (毒と幻のデザイン(Poison)) | May 5, 2012[209] |
| Conan and Heiji resume their investigation while Ran and Kazuha gossip about Shinichi's confession towards Ran. Conan and Heiji discover powdered poison on Ikuro's doorknob and Serika's slippers; the evidence indicates her as Ikuro's murderer. The two confront Serika whom is found dead in her office from cyanide poisoning. Wakamatsu's secretary, Satake Yoshimi, reveals that per Serika's will, a letter of confession to Wakamatsu's murder is to be given to the police upon her death; the letter confirms Ikuro was the murderer and Serika's role in hiding the dying message. | ||
| 655 | "The Design of Poison and Illusion (Illusion)" "Doku to Maboroshi no Dezain (Illusion)" (毒と幻のデザイン(Illusion)) | May 12, 2012[210] |
| Conan and Heiji's investigation leads them to realize how Ikuro and Serika were murdered. They reveal that when two pieces of the baumkuchen were left, they were rearranged using the Jastrow illusion and applied poison to the seemingly larger piece. For Serika's murder, the same culprit used the Gestaltzerfall phenomenon while she was signing contracts. This caused her to forget how to write the Waka (若) kanji forcing her to open a dictionary to the Wa (わ) pages where poison was applied. They reveal the culprit to be Satake, evidenced by the shine on her bronze watch due to a chemical reaction with cyanide. Satake confesses to the murders and explains it was to avenge Wakamatsu who was secretly her father. In the aftermath, Kazuha attempts to confess her feelings to Heiji but fails when he leaves partway. | ||
| 656 | "Professor's Video Site (Part 1)" "Hakase no Douga Saito (Zenpen)" (博士の動画サイト(前編)) | May 19, 2012[211] |
| The Detective Boys are cooking curry at Agasa's home while Conan is asked to appraise an antique vase. The kids later leave to buy curry ingredient and return to find Agasa unconscious and Ayumi missing. The kidnappers send a message demanding them to look for a cat in return for Ayumi. The kidnappers send a second message saying they found their cat and detailing Ayumi's location. After rescuing Ayumi, who was rolled up in Agasa's antique rug, the Detective Boys attempt to deduce the kidnappers' motive. | ||
| 657 | "Professor's Video Site (Part 2)" "Hakase no Douga Saito (Kōhen)" (博士の動画サイト(後編)) | May 26, 2012[212] |
| Conan realizes the kidnappers invaded Agasa's home too quickly and deduces they have visited recently; Agasa reveals three pairs of customers have expressed interest in the vase. Realizing the culprits watched Agasa's online video of the vase, Conan finds the picture of the missing cat online and realizes the cat was a red hering. Conan realizes the culprits exchanged Agasa's rug with a fake and that the real rug is a valuable Persian rug. He deduces the culprits are knowledgeable about rugs and run a nearby carpet store since they had to disguise their voices. After finding an image of the culprit online, the Detective Boys confront the kidnappers, and have them convicted them based on Ayumi's earprint found on the real rug. Conan has Agasa's video erased, due to Haibara's appearance on it. Elsewhere, Masumi assists in deleting the same videos. | ||
| 658 | "The Hot Trap in Chocolate" "Shokora no Atsui Wana" (ショコラの熱い罠) | June 2, 2012[213] |
| Through Sonoko's contacts, she invites Ran and Conan to attend the pre-opening of a chocolate restaurant managed by the famous chocolatier Yukihiko Tsujimoto. During the presentation, a fire ignites and Tsujimoto burns to death. After Conan investigates, he uses Sonoko to reveal the fire was caused by using a makeshift lithium–air battery; Salt water and the aluminum cups created static electricity which ignited the steel wool and alcoholic vapors. He reveals Mayuko Sakura, the victim's partner, to be the culprit, evidenced by the fact the water was not salted until the presentation began. Sakura confesses and reveals Tsujimoto manipulated her feelings for his own gain and intended to exile her after his success. | ||
| 659 | "The Joint Investigation with First Love (Part 1)" "Hatsukoi no Kyōdō Sōsa (Zenpen)" (初恋の共同捜査(前編)) | June 9, 2012[214] |
| The Detective Boys discover officer Chiba's has been vandalized with a threatening word. Realizing is the culprit is the same person who has been on a vandalism spree that month, the Detective Boys push Chiba into investigating it with his first love, Naeko Miike. They investigate an underground parking lot where the vandalism occur; There, a rear-end collision is caused by the vandalism culprit. The police seal off the parking lot leaving three people as the suspects. During the investigation, a draft removes Naeko's hat revealing her face to Chiba. | ||
| 660 | "The Joint Investigation with First Love (Part 2)" "Hatsukoi no Kyōdō Sōsa (Kōhen)" (初恋の共同捜査(後編)) | June 16, 2012[215] |
| Chiba is unable to recall Naeko's face though notes his familiarity. During the investigation, Conan realizes the culprit's motif and has the police let the suspects leave. During the night, the police set up an itasha to lure the culprit out, revealing the culprit to be Tokuko Shigei. Tokuko was vandalising cars with obstructions on their rear windows due to the trauma of her child being killed by a car of the same condition. Afterwards, Chiba remembers passing by Naeko but remains unsure of her identity. | ||
| 661 | "Kogoro-san is a Good Man (Part 1)" "Kogorō-san wa Ii Hito (Zenpen)" (小五郎さんはいい人(前編)) | June 23, 2012[216] |
| Ran and Conan meet Takae Kiritani, an elderly woman who claims Kogoro had been visiting and assisting her on a weekly basis. They discover that Ryohei Onda has been posing as Kogoro to entertain and assist Kiritani. During their visit, a neighbor, Gensuke Denikawa is found dead by the other neighbors. | ||
| 662 | "Kogoro-san is a Good Man (Part 2)" "Kogorō-san wa Ii Hito (Kōhen)" (小五郎さんはいい人(後編)) | June 30, 2012[217] |
| Conan completes his investigation and realizes who the murderer is. The suspects, realizing Ryohei is a fake, challenges him to declare who the culprit is. Conan relays his deductions to Ryohei explaining a system of fans and TV remotes created a fake time of death; This was done setting one of the fans and remote to channel surf while the other fan and remote is set on a timer to turn off the TV. They reveal the remotes were most likely held in place by a rubber band which Hyodo Junjei has on him. As evidence, the blood smear from the victim was found on the rubber bands. Junjei confesses and reveals the victim blackmailed him after finding out he was a drug dealer. Conan and Ran confront Ryohei about his identity and learns Kiritani was his elementary school teacher who influenced him. Days later, Kiritani sends a post card to Kogoro thanking him for sending his disciple Ryohei, to look after her. | ||
| 663 | "The Mountain Beetle Chase" "Miyamakuwagata o Oe" (ミヤマクワガタを追え) | July 7, 2012[218] |
| The Detective Boys wish to capture a few beetles to bring to school, and as a result, visit Agasa's old friend in the mountains. The Detective Boys manage to find a bunch of beetles at night, but return to find Namatame injured. Namatame's last words are "Miyama Stag Beetle" before losing consciousness. | ||
| 664 | "The Great Dog Coeur's Triumph 2" "Meiken Kūru no o Tegara 2" (名犬クールのお手柄２) | July 14, 2012[219] |
| The Detective Boys find a strange map on the back of a piece of paper, with many 'x's at different locations. As the group visits each house, they are able to figure about the meaning behind the 'x's, as well as the identity of the murderer. | ||
| 665 | "Suspicion of Initial K" "Giwaku no Inisharu K" (疑惑のイニシャルＫ) | July 21, 2012[220] |
| Anblick Tateno and Kogoro found a dead body in the house and a devious old man was murdered in cold blood, leaving only the letter "k" as a message. And there were two suspect who might be true culprit of the murder in cold blood, and both of them had a "K" letter in each name. | ||
| 666 | "The Intimidator In a Rainy Night" "Ame no Yoru no Kyōhaku-sha" (雨の夜の脅迫者) | July 28, 2012[221] |
| Officer Chiba is asked to help a woman who feels she is being stalked, but after the supposed stalker is found dead in her home. It is suspected she murdered him, and Conan have to uncover the truth behind the crime scene. | ||
| 667 | "Wedding Eve (Part 1)" "Uedingu Ivu (Zenpen)" (ウエディング・イヴ (前編)) | September 1, 2012[222] |
| Kogoro, Ran, and Conan are invited by Kogoro's friend, Raita Banba, to attend his pre-wedding party. Banba's bride, Hatsune Kamon, leaves to have her nails done. Shortly on her return, she receives a phone call at the parking lot that shocks her. She calls Banba, bidding him farewell, and her car is engulfed by fire. The police arrive and their DNA test reveals a rough match of Banba's DNA was found on Kamon's nails insinuates him as the murderer. Banba proclaims innocence and reveals the culprit is most likely Tooru Amuro, their waiter who has secretly met with Kamon. Tooru explains he was hired by Kamon to investigate Banba and see if he was having an affair; To attest to his alibi, Amuro reveals Banba also hired a detective to follow Kamon for the same reasons. The detective confirms Amuro's identity and leaves Banba as the main suspect. Conan investigates, finds out that Kamon was making secret phone calls, and learns from Amuro that she was disturbed to discover Banba and her were orphaned by the same hotel fire. | ||
| 668 | "Wedding Eve (Part 2)" "Uedingu Ivu (Kōhen)" (ウエディング・イヴ (後編)) | September 8, 2012[223] |
| A second DNA test with sterile samples reconfirms the rough DNA match leading Conan to a conclusion. Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals Banba and Kamon are opposite sex identical twins. The secret phone calls were to a medical consultant with the final phone call confirming the genetic match. Learning of his, Kamon clasped her face into her hands, scratching some skin off, and committed suicide. In the aftermath, Amuro pays Kogoro to have him as his apprentice. | ||
| 669 | "Treasure in the Tower of Darkness (Part 1)" "Kurayami Tō no Hihō (Zenpen)" (くらやみ塔の秘宝 (前編)) | September 15, 2012[224] |
| Ran's karate senpai, Kyodo Nanami, invites the Detective Boys for a treasure hunt at her home. Once there, they discover the fact that the treasure is very likely hidden in the Dark Tower. However, there aren't any entrances nor windows to enter the tower with. Around the estate, they also discover that this house has been equipped with various tricks and traps. Later, Nanami's mother, Kyodo Momoe, had been discovered dead, thought to have fallen from the tower. While investigating both cases, Haibara disappears, and the others also discover two secret entrances. | ||
| 670 | "Treasure in the Tower of Darkness (Part 2)" "Kurayami Tō no Hihō (Kōhen)" (くらやみ塔の秘宝 (後編)) | September 22, 2012[225] |
| While investigating in and underground tunnel, Conan is separated from everybody else. As he realizes he has ventured into the tower itself, he lets everybody into the tower. He then tranquilizes Kogoro and explains that Momoe's death was an accident due holography and a misunderstanding. Afterwards, Haibara, Ayumi, Mitsuhiko, and Genta are discovered to be safe and that the treasure hidden in the tower was a giant kaleidoscope. | ||
| 671 | "Detectives' Nocturne (The Case)" "Tantei-tachi no Yasōkyoku (Jiken)" (探偵たちの夜想曲 (事件)) | October 6, 2012[226] |
| Kogoro prepares to meet with the client Kei Katshitsuka. While waiting, he receives mail of Katshitsuka who changes their meeting location to a local restaurant. There, Kogoro realizes the cell phone address is different from the first message he received from the client. He, along with Tooru, Ran, and Conan return to the agency where they discover Katshitsuka tied up with her kidnapper dead. The police arrive and determine the kidnapper killed himself since no gunpowder was found on Katshitsuka. The four accompany Katshitsuka home; during the ride, Conan ponders on why the kidnapper's wallet was full of coins and small bills, his cellphone having only a history of one message and the lack of gunpowder on Katshitsuka. | ||
| 672 | "Detectives' Nocturne (Kidnapping)" "Tantei-tachi no Yasōkyoku (Yūkan)" (探偵たちの夜想曲 (誘拐)) | October 13, 2012[227] |
| Arriving at Katshitsuka's home, Ran receives a phone call from Masumi. The phone call receives noise which Tooru deduces to indicate the house is bugged. While Kogoro, Ran, and Tooru investigate the house, Conan notices Katshitsuka sneaking out and accompanies her for a drive. Meanwhile, Tooru finds a dead man in the apartment and realizes he was the one actually living there. Meanwhile, Katshitsuka drugs Conan to sleep and sends a ransom to Kogoro to prevent him from calling the police. The three at the apartment discover the victim has recordings of a recent bank robbery indicating he was related to it and that the victim of the bank robbery, Kenya Shouno, was the man in the picture with Katshitsuka. Ran tells Agasa to use the tracker to find Conan. Agasa, Haibara, and Subaru proceed to follow the signal. Meanwhile, Masumi also decides to search for Conan. | ||
| 673 | "Detectives' Nocturne (Deduction)" "Tantei-tachi no Yasōkyoku (Suiri)" (探偵たちの夜想曲 (推理)) | October 20, 2012[228] |
| Conan stops feigning his sleep and tells his kidnapper she is actually Serina Urakawa and that Kei Katshitsuka was the dead man at the agency; his deduction stemmed from a phone call to Shouno's relatives to find out the identity of his girlfriend. Conan explains that Katshitsuka and the man in the apartment were two of the three robbers. Urakawa learned from Shouno that Katshitsuka was one of the robbers. When visiting his apartment, she meets second robber whom she killed in self defense. After learning that Katshitsuka plans on meeting with Kogoro to find out which locker the money was hidden in, she attempts to interrogate him and fashions his murder as a suicide by drugging him, placing the gun in his hands, and pulling the trigger with a string. As for the third robber, Urakawa plans on visiting the three female contacts found on Katshitsuka's phone to determine which one is the culprit. Meanwhile, Kogoro, Ran, and Amuro also discover that information and begin their travel there. | ||
| 674 | "Detectives' Nocturne (Bourbon)" "Tantei-tachi no Yasōkyoku (Bābon)" (探偵たちの夜想曲 (バーボン)) | October 27, 2012[229] |
| After visiting the three, Conan explains the robber in the video was left-handed and only Takayo Tegawa fit that description. To further his argument, Conan explains the stolen money was marked forcing the robbers to spend it in vending machines; this explains Katshitsuka's wallet and Tegawa's trash full of Gyūdon which can be bought from a vending machine. Tegawa overhears their conversation and holds Conan at gunpoint ordering Urakawa to drive. Subaru, Tooru, and Masumi pursue and apprehend Tegawa. From overhead, Vermouth calls one of them, addressing them as Bourbon and reminding Bourbon to follow through with their promise. | ||
| 675 | "Won't Forgive Even One Millimetre (Part 1)" "1 Miri mo Yurusanai (Zenpen)" (1ミリも許さない (前編)) | November 10, 2012[230] |
| The detective boys are invited by a couple for barbecue. After eating the husband was looking for his phone get engaged into a quarrel with his wife. Meanwhile, Ayumi finds the cellphone and goes to return it to the couple finding the wife trying to kill her husband. As the detective boys go into the house they find the wife was lying on the ground stabbed in the heart. | ||
| 676 | "Won't Forgive Even One Millimetre (Part 2)" "1 Miri mo Yurusanai (Kōhen)" (1ミリも許さない (後編)) | November 17, 2012[231] |
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The wife is taken to the hospital. After seeing the situation and finding proofs, Conan deduces that the husband tried to kill his wife. The operation turned out to be successful. The husband afraid of, that his wife would reveal everything, tried to commit suicide but was stopped by Conan and Haibara. He confesses that he tried to his wife. After the confession Conan tells him about the true messages that his wife sent to his colleagues and also tells that his wife is pregnant although she is not aware of it. Meanwhile after recovery the wife changes her statement to prevent her husband from going to jail. | ||
| 677 | "The Sandy Beach with No Footprints" "Ashiato ga Nai Sunahama" (足跡がない砂浜) | November 24, 2012[232] |
| Mouri, Ran, and Conan try surfing for the first time with their surf instructor and her much older husband. The couple soon gets into a heated argument over the safety of surfing with an approaching storm, hinting at a troubled relationship. They find the wife dead on the beach the next morning. The absence of footprints suggest a surfing accident. Conan soon observes clues indicating foul play. Sleeping Kogoro reveals that the husband murdered his wife and carried her body to the beach without leaving footprints by crawling inside a cardboard wheel. | ||
| 678 | "Nagasaki Mystery Theater (Bakumatsu Part)" "Nagasaki Misuterī Gekijō (Bakumatsu-hen)" (長崎ミステリー劇場（幕末篇）) | December 1, 2012[233] |
| Ran wins a trip to Nagasaki with Mouri and Conan. While touring the city, they unintentionally interrupt the filming of a mystery drama. Mouri is hired as a consultant to figure out the story's ending because the scriptwriter disappeared. The group examines the scriptwriter's room and finds newspaper clippings of a real case of serial thefts. The group spots the scriptwriter but he runs off before they can catch up to him. When the next part of the script is e-mailed to the crew, Ran and Conan are dragged in as extras. Conan realizes that the script contains hidden messages. The prop technician is attacked and he points at Ran with his dying breath. | ||
| 679 | "Nagasaki Mystery Theater (Present-Day Part)" "Nagasaki Misuterī Gekijō (Gendai-hen)" (長崎ミステリー劇場（現代篇）) | December 8, 2012[234] |
| Conan luckily finds a witness who saw Ran studying her lines providing her with a solid alibi. One of the actors, Sazanami, is attacked later that night and the scriptwriter's fingerprints are found on his belongings. Conan follows the clues in the hidden messages and gathers everyone at the theater. Sleeping Kogoro reveals that the scriptwriter discovered that Sazanami and the prop technician were partners in the serial thefts and feared for his life. The prop technician understood the hidden messages and tried to run away. He pointed at Ran because the role she was playing held the clues to identifying Sazanami. | ||
| 680 | "Cactus Rhapsody" "Saboten Kyou Sou Kyoku" (サボテン狂騒曲) | December 15, 2012[235] |
| Sonoko, Ran, and Conan are visiting a cacti greenhouse. The sons of the owner interrupt with angry outbursts about being removed from their father's will. The owner explains that he's disappointed in his sons living off his fortune and that he will leave everything to the botanical garden. The security alarm later rings and the son Yasuyuki is found standing over his father's dead body. All clues point to him as the culprit, but the Queen of Deduction reveals that Misa, the housekeeper, killed the owner and used the greenhouse temperature settings to trigger the security alarm to create a time alibi. | ||
Season 22: 2013
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 681 | "The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (Begin Broadcasting)" "Inochi wo Kaketa Ren'ai Chuukei (Chuukei Kaishi)" (命を賭けた恋愛中継(中継開始)) | January 5, 2013[236] |
| Today is the anniversary of the death of Takagi's mentor, Wataru Date. Detective Takagi finishes work early but no one, including Sato, knows where he disappeared to. The Detective Boys are waiting outside the police station for a safety pamphlet photoshoot when a stranger asks them to deliver a parcel to Takagi's girlfriend. The parcel contains a tablet broadcasting a tied up Takagi in real time. They have about 24 hours to figure out where he is before the bomb explodes. The police investigates the 3 old case files Takagi was recently looking over. | ||
| 682 | "The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (Crisis State)" "Inochi wo Kaketa Ren'ai Chuukei (Zettai Zetsumei)" (命を賭けた恋愛中継(絶体絶命)) | January 12, 2013[237] |
| After discussing the suicide cases with Sato, Conan concludes that Takagi was looking for his mentor's girlfriend who never got news about his death. She committed suicide believing Date left her. The police find the girlfriend's old English teacher who mixed up the two Watarus and blamed Takagi for her death. Before Sato can get any information about Takagi's whereabouts, the old man succumbs to the poison wine he was drinking. | ||
| 683 | "The Life-Threatening Broadcast of Love (The Inrush into the Scene)" "Inochi wo Kaketa Ren'ai Chuukei (Genba Totsunyū)" (命を賭けた恋愛中継(現場突入)) | January 19, 2013[238] |
| With the kidnapper dead, the police have to rely on the video of Takagi to figure out where he is. Conan recognizes the Western Jackdaw that is only found in Hokkaido and narrows down the search area. Every four story building is searched, but Takagi remains missing. After reviewing the footage, Conan realizes that the kidnapper placed a mirror underneath Takagi to give the illusion of a tall building. Takagi manages to remove the scarf over his mouth and name his location. Sato finds him right before the bomb detonates. In her joy over his safety, she kisses him in front of the cameras. Every police officer who was worried or crying over Takagi earlier suddenly wants to beat him up again. | ||
| 684 | "Foam, Steam, and Smoke (Part 1)" "Awa to Yuge to Kemuri (Zenpen)" (泡と湯気と煙(前編)) | January 26, 2013[239] |
| Conan and Ai bump into Takagi coming out of a stakeout. He still has nightmares about falling off the plank he was tied to (see previous episode). A woman screams nearby and they discover the body of a publishing company president. 3 people were contacted by the victim right before his deadly fall. They all claim to have been alone in their apartment at the time. Takagi and Conan examine each apartment before the suspects can change anything. The first suspect shows the beer he recently poured out still foaming at the top. The second suspect shows her cup of hot coffee still steaming on the table. The third suspect shows his cigarette still smoking after it just burnt out. All 3 also admit that they're currently in a lawsuit against the president for doctoring photos and slandering a famous actress. | ||
| 685 | "Foam, Steam, and Smoke (Part 2)" "Awa to Yuge to Kemuri (Kōhen)" (泡と湯気と煙(後編)) | February 2, 2013[240] |
| After experimenting with beer, coffee, and cigarettes, the police conclude that neither suspect could've left their apartment for more than the 10 minutes required to push the president off his balcony and return by the stairs. Conan then remembers Uncle Kogoro telling him about sprinkling salt in his flat beers to make them foam when he was a poor student. The first suspect is arrested. He explains that the slandered actress was his friend and old classmate, and that the president stole his memory card so they lost their only piece of evidence for the lawsuit. | ||
| 686 | "The Car Carrying A Time Bomb" "Jigen Bakudan o Noseta Kuruma" (時限爆弾を乗せた車) | February 9, 2013[241] |
| A bomb detonates and kills an unknown man. On the other side of town, Ayumi's neighbour Mao runs to the Detective Boys for help with her runaway dog, Candy. While searching one of the nearby delivery trucks, they bump into Takagi and Chiba working a serial bombing case. The police locate the last bomb in a delivery truck, but it is then hijacked by two robbers. Candy happens to be in that truck. The police leak fake checkpoints and corner the robbers. Conan manages to jump into the truck and convince the robbers to drive somewhere open to throw out the bomb saving everyone. | ||
| 687 | "The Unsolvable Ice Trap" "Dare mo tokenai Kōri no Wana" (誰もとけない氷の罠) | February 16, 2013[242] |
| Professor Agasa take the Detective Boys to visit an ice village. The mayor and his secretary boast about cancelling the winter festival to build a resort to bring in more income. The group stays overnight in the ice hotel. The next morning, the mayor staying in another part of the ice hotel is found strangulated in his bed. Professor Agasa reveals the culprit to be the ice sculptor using an ice melting trick to murder the mayor without leaving any evidence behind. The sculptor explains that he overheard the mayor and his secretary talk about murdering the previous mayor who suspected their embezzling the city's finances. | ||
| 688 | "Detective Takagi Picked Up 30 Million Yen" "Takagi-keiji 3000 Man-en Hirou" (高木刑事3000万円拾う) | February 23, 2013[243] |
| During his morning jog, Takagi comes upon a gym bag filled with 30 million yen. The owner of the bag, an organic grocery store manager, claims that he dropped it the previous night. When the newspaper man tells Conan that the bag wasn't there earlier that morning, he suspects that the grocer placed the bag for someone specific. Takagi questions the woman who was with him when he found the bag, but she doesn't know the grocer. The woman's partner then runs after Takagi thinking he was questioning her about a murder-robbery case that occurred 15 years ago. Ironically, the grocer was a suspect in that case, but had a solid alibi being hospitalized at the time of the crime. Sleeping Kogoro reveals that the grocer was indeed the robber who murdered the woman's first husband and that he had lent his health insurance card to his friend who was hospitalized under his name. The grocer later met his wife who inspired him to straighten his life. When his wife died, the grocer decided to give all his earnings to the woman and turn himself in. As he was about to approach the woman at the cemetery, he overhears her and her partner talk about finally moving on. The grocer didn't want to reopen old wounds. Takagi brings him in as the woman refuses the money and tells him to use it for a fresh start. | ||
| 689 | "Messages From the Client" "Iraijin Kara no Messēji" (依頼人からのメッセージ) | March 2, 2013[244] |
| 3 months ago, 24-year-old Kaoru Sasamori, who hired Kogoro to investigate her boyfriend, fell down the stairs and died. At her funeral, Kaoru's brother accused her boyfriend Tsuge of pushing her down the stairs. In present day, Kogoro is summoned by Tsuge with the message, "Come and I'll tell you about her murderer". Kaoru's brother, her best friend Kazumi, and Tsuge's manager all show up at the same time. They find Tsuge bludgeoned to death in his workshop. Sleeping Kogoro explains that Tsuge was about to reveal Kazumi as the murderer through his shadow art. Kazumi, in love with Tsuge, killed Kaoru in hopes of being with him. She believed he was going to announce their relationship when she was summoned, but he instead told her to turn herself in. Blinded by rage, she kills him, but can't bring herself to destroy the incriminating sculpture as it was the only proof that Tsuge spent the last 3 months thinking about her. | ||
| 690 | "Yusaku Kudo's Unsolved Case (Part 1)" "Kudō Yūsaku no Mikaiketsujiken (Zenpen)" (工藤優作の未解決事件(前編)) | March 9, 2013[245] |
| Ran, Sonoko, and Sera find the body of a man in an alleyway with the kanji symbol for "death" written in blood next to it. Ran is reminded of a similar case that happened 10 years ago and heads over to the Kudo residence to look for the case file in the library. Shinichi remembers the case as the one his father walked away from claiming that the murderer would never reappear. Subaru joins the girls and Conan in their deductions. | ||
| 691 | "Yusaku Kudo's Unsolved Case (Part 2)" "Kudō Yūsaku no Mikaiketsujiken (Kōhen)" (工藤優作の未解決事件(後編)) | March 16, 2013[246] |
| In a phone call with Ran as Shinichi, Conan hears that Subaru compared him to a ninja. Reminded of the sanada flag with its six coins, Conan solves the mystery. | ||
| 692 | "The Night Cherry Blossom Route on Sumida River (Part 1)" "Sumidagawa Yozakura Rūto (Zenpen)" (隅田川夜桜ルート(前編)) | March 23, 2013[247] |
| Kogoro receives a call from an unknown person to follow instructions for delivering the ransom money worth 24 million yen. Conan is on the skateboard following the boat. After the boat goes through under the bridges, the briefcase went missing on top of the boat. | ||
| 693 | "The Night Cherry Blossom Route on Sumida River (Part 2)" "Sumidagawa Yozakura Rūto (Kōhen)" (隅田川夜桜ルート(後編)) | March 30, 2013[248] |
| The next day, Ran and Conan arrived at Nishizawa's apartment and found Nishizawa drowned to death in the bathroom. At the Sumida river, people were amazed that there's lot of money floating in the water. | ||
| 694 | "The Missing Japanese Sweet in the Old Shop" "Kieta Shinise no Wagashi" (消えた老舗の和菓子) | April 20, 2013[249] |
| The chocolate flavored sweets have gone missing in every branch shop around Kyoto. Conan, Ran, Sonoko, Kogoro and the Detective Boys are on the move to find the missing sweets. | ||
| 695 | "The Roses in the Vineyard" "Budō Hata ni Bara no Hana" (葡萄畑に薔薇の花) | April 27, 2013[250] |
| A murdered man was found in a barrel warehouse located in a vineyard. Conan is going to find out the murderer who murdered the man. | ||
| 696 | "The Stormy Flowerbed Conspiracy" "Kadan Arashi no Inbō" (花壇あらしの陰謀) | May 4, 2013[251] |
| At first, Detective Boys found that a flowerbed somewhere else has been vandalized. Soon after that, a murder has taken place near the destroyed flowerbed. | ||
| 697 | "The Window of the Girls Academy" "Onna Gakuen no Mado" (女学園の窓) | May 11, 2013[252] |
| Kogoro was hired by Misaki Yanai, an old friend of Ran and Sonoko from middle-high school, to re-investigate the suicide of her older sister, Nagisa. Misaki believe that her sister didn't commit suicide but instead, was murdered. Kogoro then phoned Inspector Megure and was confirmed that it was indeed a suicide which make Misaki burst into tears. With Conan suggestion, Kogoro allow her to retell what actually occurred. As Nagisa had planned to marry Shibagaki after she finished high school, she has no reason to commit suicide. They later arranged for Takagi to share them the crime scene's photo. | ||
| 698 | "No Way! The UFO Crash Case" "Masaka! Yūfō Tsuiraku Jiken" (まさか! UFO墜落事件) | May 18, 2013[253] |
| One unknown aircraft crashes and Conan must prove aliens are not behind it. And when he was searching for progress within the crash case, he found unexpected answer from the scene. | ||
| 699 | "The Shadow That Approaches Haibara's Secret (Part 1)" "Haibara no himitsu ni semaru kage (Zenpen)" (灰原の秘密に迫る影(前編)) | June 8, 2013[254] |
| Agasa takes the Detective Boys on a camping trip when they run into Masumi Sera who eventually joins their camping trip. While Genta, Mitsuhiko, Ayumi, and Haibara collect firewood, they encounter a man burying a female corpse. After being discovered by the killer and being chased by him, they find refuge in a cabin in the woods. While in the cabin, they discover that it was actually the crime scene of the murder. Meanwhile, Agasa, Conan, and Sera start to worry about them because their camping area happen to be out of cell-phone ranges. The Gunma police discover three suspicious men wandering alone in the forest claiming that they were innocent for the murder. While the Gunma police investigate the murder, they Detective Boys realize that they had been locked inside the cabin by the murderer while a fire is starting at the back of the cabin. Although the smoke has attracted the attention of Conan, Inspector Yamamura claims that it was only the smoke of a campfire started by youngsters in the forest for a party. | ||
| 700 | "The Shadow That Approaches Haibara's Secret (Part 2)" "Haibara no himitsu ni semaru kage (Kōhen)" (灰原の秘密に迫る影(後編)) | June 15, 2013[255] |
| In the cabin, Ayumi suddenly passes out due to lack of oxygen. Suddenly, a woman appears with an axe and breaks the door down. Meanwhile, Conan and Sera discover the true meaning of the victim's dying message. She created a puppet shadow of a rabbit with her hands because she was a nursery teacher and is said as usagi. The culprit was a man named Usagi who was claustrophobic who accidentally killed her. He claims that although she knew that he was claustrophobic, she shut him inside a dark room. He panicked and accidentally struck her on the back while swinging the axe around. However, her really wanted him to overcome his claustrophobia because due to the fact that he was a photographer and used a film camera, he would not be able to develop the pictures himself inside a dark room. Afterwards, Conan and Sera race to the burning cabin only to discover that Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko were safe because of a "beautiful woman." Conan figures that the "beautiful woman" was Haibara who took the antidote of APTX4869 and wore the deceased woman's clothes in order to save everybody. She tells them a lie in order to hide the fact that she was Haibara, returned in here normal state. However, Mitsuhiko had secretly taken a video of her and sent it to the Detective Agency. There, a waiter at the café below the agency sees the video and so does Subaru Okiya, while drinking Bourbon whiskey. | ||
| 701 | "The Raven Mystery Train (Departure)" "Shikkoku no Misuterītorein (Hassha)" (漆黒の特急(発車)) | July 13, 2013[256] |
| Vermouth, Gin, Vodka and Bourbon initiate a plan to eliminate Haibara aboard the Bell Tree Express. Meanwhile, an unrelated passenger is murdered under the guise of it being a performance. | ||
| 702 | "The Raven Mystery Train (Tunnel)" "Shikkoku no Misuterītorein (Zuidō)" (漆黒の特急(隧道)) | July 20, 2013[257] |
| Conan and Sera realise the truth of the murder, and realise that despite appearances it couldn't be a suicide. During the investigation, Sera sees Shuichi Akai again but he doesn't appear to notice her. | ||
| 703 | "The Raven Mystery Train (Junction)" "Shikkoku no Misuterītorein (Kōsa)" (漆黒の特急(交差)) | July 27, 2013[258] |
| Haibara receives a cryptic message from Vermouth before learning about the Silver Bullet project and taking the antidote to APTX4869 after running away from Subaru believing that he is Bourbon. Sera bumps into Akai again and her connection to him is revealed. | ||
| 704 | "The Raven Mystery Train (Final Destination)" "Shikkoku no Misuterītorein (Shūten)" (漆黒の特急(終点)) | August 03, 2013[259] |
| Conan reveals the truth of the murder via tranquilizing Mouri Kogorou. He is assisted by Tooru Amuro helping with Mouri's deductions. Akai's true identity is revealed by Yukiko Kudo and Amuro introduces himself to Haibara for the first time, explaining that he is Bourbon. Ran is looking for Sera and Haibara as she doesn't know where they are, but neither does Kogorou. Bourbon and Haibara discuss Moroboshi Dai(Shuichi Akai) before Bourbon explains that he believes Shuichi Akai truly did die during the Clash of Red and Black. As Bourbon attempts to capture Sherry, a strange man resembling Akai is watching concealed by smoke from the bombs Vermouth planted. During the explosion, Sherry appears to die and Bourbon reports this to Vermouth. Gin is unconvinced, and following his explanation for why Vermouth is uncertain as well but doesn't know who she saw "die." Subaru is seen watching Vermouth and Bourbon discussing the matter before being shown to be Akai in disguise. | ||
| 705 | "Conan Inside The Locked Room" "Misshitsu ni Iru Conan" (密室にいるコナン) | August 10, 2013[260] |
| Ran, Sonoko, Kogoro, and Conan are at a tennis court when they find Tooru Amuro there. Later, Conan has a concussion from a flying racket and rests inside the racket's thrower's villa. Later, a man is killed inside the villa while Conan rests inside it. Conan deduces that it was a locked room murder as the body blocked entryway from the door and the windows were locked from the inside. Three suspects were named as Conan tries to figure out the mystery behind this locked room murder. | ||
| 706 | "Bourbon Figures It Out" "Nazotoki Suru Bābon" (謎解きするバーボン) | August 17, 2013[261] |
| Amuro, who is known as Bourbon in the black organization, solves the case with Conan. | ||
| 707 | "The Framed Great Detective" "Hamerareta Meitantei" (はめられた名探偵) | August 31, 2013[262] |
| While having a snack in a roadside café, Kogoro is called by Reiji Himuro, who seems envious of Kogoro's nice life and then says that at that moment, someone was to die because of Kogoro. At that time, Shingo Numao falls off a building, watched by a police officer who had been called there by an anonymous call. After Conan spots Himuro in a department store across the street, Kogoro runs there and up the stairs, where he is met by Himuro. Kogoro grabs Himuro at the lapels, which is photographed by customers. Both Himuro and Numao turn out to be bank robbers, with Numano having helped Kogoro apprehend Himuro who had been his boss. During the interrogation, Himuro provokes Kogoro into attacking him, knowing that Kogoro gave him an alibi for the time Numao fell. Kogoro accuses Himuro of killing Numao, but since there is no evidence at all and Kogoro himself gives an alibi to Himuro, Himuro is let go. Inspector Megure admonishes Kogoro that the way he behaved would have landed Kogoro in jail if it had gone on, and the media and the internet have a field day. | ||
| 708 | "The Man That Fell Slowly" "Yukkuri Ochita Otoko" (ゆっくり落ちた男) | September 7, 2013[263] |
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Agasa and the Detective boys are riding on a bus on a public holiday when, at exactly 2 p.m., they witness a man shoving another man off the roof of a nearby building. The bus starts before they can get out. When they get back at 2:20, an ambulance has just arrived, having been called by a pedestrian who almost was hit by the falling man. The man on the pavement is identified as Masaaki Ogata, a loan shark. As it takes on average 5-6 minutes for an ambulance in Tokyo to reach the site of an emergency, Conan asks when the call was made, and learns at about 2:10, right after man hit the pavement. 10 Minutes is a long time for someone to drop five floors, though. In the office of the loan shark signs of a struggle are found, and traces of someone who has been dragged from the balcons into the office. Also, there is a drivers license issued to Ryouhei Honda, and his glasses are found on the balcony outside of the railing. After searching, Detective Chiba finds Honda who takes him hostage. He claims to have lost his memory. | ||
| 709 | "The Case of the Unconfirmed Crash" "Mi Kakunin Shōgeki Jiken" (未確認衝撃事件) | September 14, 2013[264] |
| A man hit by the falling steel frame was dead. But Conan finds out that it wasn't supposed to be an accident but a murder. | ||
| 710 | "Everyone Was Watching (Part 1)" "Min'na ga Mite Ita (Zenpen)" (みんなが見ていた(前編)) | September 21, 2013[265] |
| Hattori and Kazuha arrive at the Mouri agency with Osaka's, Inspector Otaki to inform Mouri and, specifically, Conan, of a suspicious case in Tokyo. The police had kept watch on all entrances to victim, Hidemichi Mizuki's apartment, only to find him hung with a limited edition chair knocked below his feet. Kazuha identifies this chair, and confirms that the chair's height is 10cm below where the victim's feet would be while hung. After solving the first mystery, the crew begin to exit the apartment building. While waiting for the elevator, third floor resident, Nanami, overhears the detective's talk of Kaizou Fuura, a man who caused the victim to be in large debt, and comments on how her husband, too, suffered great losses due to Kaizou Fuura's influence of investing in the stock market. At that moment, Kaizou Fuura appears from the elevator window shooting himself. | ||
| 711 | "Everyone Was Watching (Part 2)" "Min'na ga Mite Ita (Kōhen)" (みんなが見ていた(後編)) | September 28, 2013[266] |
| Conan and Heiji continues to solve the murder mystery. | ||
| 712 | "Hattori Heiji and the Vampire Mansion (Part 1)" "Hattori Heiji to Kyūketsuki Yakata (Ichi)" (服部平次と吸血鬼館(一)) | October 5, 2013[267] |
| Following the murder in Tokyo, Heiji and Kazuha accompany Otaki with Conan and company to investigate a "vampire" curse on a family as a request from Hattori's father to Otaki. At the arrival of the mansion, it is reavealed that the butler submitted the request to Heiji's father. He requested a detective to be present at the inheritance ceremony | ||
| 713 | "Hattori Heiji and the Vampire Mansion (Part 2)" "Hattori Heiji to Kyūketsuki Yakata (Ni)" (服部平次と吸血鬼館(二)) | October 12, 2013[268] |
| The second murder was taken place. | ||
| 714 | "Hattori Heiji and the Vampire Mansion (Part 3)" "Hattori Heiji to Kyūketsuki Yakata (San)" (服部平次と吸血鬼館(三)) | October 19, 2013[269] |
| The third murder happens. | ||
| 715 | "Hattori Heiji and the Vampire Mansion (Part 4)" "Hattori Heiji to Kyūketsuki Yakata (Yon)" (服部平次と吸血鬼館(四)) | October 26, 2013[270] |
| Conan and Heiji are going to find out the culprit behind all the murders. | ||
Season 23: 2013–2014
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 716 | "Dancing Demon in the Noh Mask Mansion (Part 1)" "Nōmen yashiki ni oni ga odoru (zenpen)" (能面屋敷に鬼が踊る（前編）) | November 2, 2013[271] |
| The episode begins with three Noh masks museum employees conspiring to murder the museum curator. Detective Mouri, Ran and Conan show up at the museum explaining that they received a letter warning them that the museum curator's life is in danger. They meet the museum curator, his personal nurse, and his businessman acquaintance in the garden. Soon a heavy pile of logs roll out of the shed and almost crush the group. Other "accidents" occur until the businessman is poisoned and dies. | ||
| 717 | "Dancing Demon in the Noh Mask Mansion (Part 2)" "Nōmen yashiki ni oni ga odoru (kōhen)" (能面屋敷に鬼が踊る（後編）) | November 9, 2013[272] |
| While awaiting the police, more attempts to murder the museum curator occur. A fire breaks out and the group is locked inside one of the buildings. A woman wearing a mask resembling the conspiring ex-wife kills her two partners. The group manages to escape and calls the nurse over the internal phone to see if she and the curator are safe. The nurse reassures him, but then screams and hangs up. The group runs to the nurse's location and finds a scene with the nurse unconscious, the ex-wife stabbed to death, and the museum curator severely wounded. Inspectors conclude that the ex-wife tried to kill the curator, and that the nurse fought back in self-defense. Sleeping Kogoro reveals the nurse to be the true culprit. The curator survives thanks to Conan's earlier suggestion to wear armor under his clothes. | ||
| 718 | "Circuit of the Devil" "Akuma no Kairo" (悪魔の回路) | November 16, 2013[273] |
| A mystery writer calls on Mouri Kogoro to investigate if there's anything going on between her husband and her assistant. Kogoro, Ran and Conan stay in a different house overnight and come morning, they find out all three people dead from poisoning. The husband dies first after eating poisoned sleeping pills. The assistant dies next after drinking poisoned tea. The writer dies last due to poisoned chocolate bars. Conan finds it odd that there is spilled water and two unopened chocolate bars in the garbage in the writer's room. Finally it is deduced that the writer initially planned to commit suicide by eating poisoned chocolate bars and stage it as a murder done by the husband and assistant, but after seeing that they are both dead, dies herself by eating the same chocolate bars by mistake. | ||
| 719 | "A Dispute Over a Platinum Ticket" "Purachina Chiketto Sōdō-ki" (プラチナチケット騒動記) | November 23, 2013[274] |
| While Ran, Sonoko and Conan go to a coffee shop after getting a popular concert ticket, another customer arrives with her friend and loses her ticket there. The next day, she comes back showing the same ticket auctioned off on the internet. While the three along with the manager, another employee and the customer go to the home of another employee who hadn't arrived to work, they find her dead. The house appears to have been robbed. Another tenant explains that she went to a convenience store after putting some clothes to wash in the machine. He observed this because it was emitting a different, loud noise. He also tells that there was a 5 minute pause in between. Conan, through a sleeping Sonoko, deduces that the employee is the murderer. She took the ticket but the aprons between them got exchanged. And while she was trying to get the apron out of the washing machine, the other employee returned. She accidentally causes her death and stages a robbery. | ||
| 720 | "The Mystery Tour of Fire and Water (Aso Part)" "Hi to Mizu no Misuterītsuā(Asopen)" (火と水のミステリーツアー(阿蘇編)) | November 30, 2013[275] |
| Conan, Ran, The Detective Boys, Haibara and Kogoro go on a trip to Mt. Aso. They meet a boy called Justin and his mother there. Justin shows them his stamp collection book, where he has stamps from all the tourist attractions at Mt Aso. They later part. While they are on a break, we see a man leaving behind a bag on a bench, and another man picks it up and leaves behind a stuff toy. Ayumi tries to return the toy but is pushed away by the man. He is chased by the police and Conan. They see the man dashes into Justin, who is carrying a similar toy and the toys get exchanged. Everyone returns and we find that the man who left the bag is Monkichi Kumada, who owns Kumamon Foods. He says a thief stole important details regarding new sweet tastes which are un-patented and demanded 10 million. Another detective calls, Kouda, and informs them that the thief is caught but there was nothing in the stuffed toy. Conan explains that the toys got exchanged and tracks down Justin's location. As they are nearing Justin, they see the thief trying to snatch the toy from Justin's mother, and while trying to protect her, Justin is kidnapped by the thief. He threatens the police with Justin's life to not to follow him. Conan wonders how the thief got Justin's location so fast, when the only people, other than the original gang, present were the detectives, the president and another worker, Inoue. | ||
| 721 | "The Mystery Tour of Fire and Water (Kumamoto Part)" "Hi to Mizu no Misuterītsuā(Kumamotohen)" (火と水のミステリーツアー(熊本編)) | December 7, 2013[276] |
| Conan overhears the police talking to Kogoro about the thief's next call. He is suddenly joined by Haibara and The Detective Boys and Inoue. They start searching for Justin and the culprit. After tracking him down, they make him lose the stuffed toy by spilling more similar toys and the police manage to catch him when he tries to take the money. He turns out to be Kouda. Ayumi manages to find the toy with the usb and when Inoue tries to take it, Haibara stops him. Sleeping Kogoro tells them all that it was actually Inoue who stole the secret data. | ||
| 722 | "The Cold and Sweet Delivery (Part 1)" "Amaku Tsumetai Takkyūbin(Zenpen)" (甘く冷たい宅急便(前編)) | December 14, 2013[277] |
| As Conan, Haibara and The Detective Boys are playing football, they meet a cat which makes rounds around the Beika area. Following it, they get locked up in a delivery truck, within which they find a dead body. The delivery men talk about how it was an accidental death and they are making rounds and getting people to notice them to make up an alibi. As the kids realise that they cannot ask for help directly, Conan comes up with an idea. | ||
| 723 | "The Cold and Sweet Delivery (Part 2)" "Amaku tsumetai takkyūbin(Kōhen)" (甘く冷たい宅急便(後編)) | December 21, 2013[278] |
| Conan sends the cat with the message on the taxi receipt, but it gets blown away before Amuro can intercept it, but he chases after it and decodes it. Meanwhile, since there has been no help for quite long, Conan, deduceing that the final stop is Agasa's house, makes modifications on the receiver's address so that it reaches the Kudo house. Subaru interprets this and sends back another parcel with a phone in it via the delivery men. Before Conan can call the police, the delivery men catch them. By them, Amuro catches up and stops the delivery men from hurting the kids. But he denies having interpreted the message and says the receipt was blown away. He also declines when the kids invite him to Agase's house. | ||
| 724 | "Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid (Part 1)" "Kaito kiddo to sekimen no ningyo(Zenpen)" (怪盗キッドと赤面の人魚(前編)) | January 4, 2014[279] |
| The Blush Mermaid goes on display at the Suzuki Museum, stuck on the shell of a turtle swimming inside a water tank. Kaitou Kid has announced that he will steal the jewel. | ||
| 725 | "Kaitou Kid and the Blush Mermaid (Part 2)" "Kaito kiddo to sekimen no ningyo(Kōhen)" (怪盗キッドと赤面の人魚(後編)) | January 11, 2014[280] |
| The blush mermaid was stolen by Kaitou Kid, but it appears it wasn't stolen but gone. Thus Conan and Police try to find where the jewel was gone and how that happened. | ||
| 726 | "A Happy E-mail Brings Sadness" "Shiawase Mail wa Fukō o Yobu" (幸福メールは不幸を呼ぶ) | January 18, 2014[281] |
| Conan, Ran, and Kogoro come across Nana lying on the ground in the park after nearly driving into a scooter blocking the road. Nana left behind a dying message that resembles the top part of the kanji for "left" (左) or "right" (右). | ||
| 727 | "The Treasure Chest Filled With Fruits (Part 1)" "Kajitsuka Tsumatta Takarabako(Zenpen)" (果実か詰まった宝箱(前編)) | January 25, 2014[282] |
| A murdered man found dead in the chest of fruits. | ||
| 728 | "The Treasure Chest Filled With Fruits (Part 2)" "Kajitsuka Tsumatta Takarabako(Kōhen)" (果実か詰まった宝箱(後編)) | February 1, 2014[283] |
| Conan and Sera works together to solve the mystery. | ||
| 729 | "The Diamond, the Painting, and the Great Actress" "Daiya to Kaiga to Dai Joyū" (ダイヤと絵画と大女優) | February 8, 2014[284] |
| The episode begins with Mouri Kogoro, Ran, and Conan watching the ending of an old movie starring retired actress Misuzu Shirakawa at the actress's home. As the trio tour the home with the actress, her three children, and the maid, they are surprised to witness consistent quarreling in the household with Misuzu Shirakawa being the unpleasant one. As the afternoon draws close, the actress retires to her bedroom for an afternoon nap, a car accident occurs outside, and then smoke emerges from the bedroom. | ||
| 730 | "The Figure That Was Too Good" "Kanpeki Sugita Figyua" (完璧すぎたフィギュア) | February 22, 2014[285] |
| Doctor Agasa and Detective Boys including Ai and Conan went to Figure Expo to observe some Figures for research of their works. Upon hearing a woman scream, Conan and the Detective Boys rush into a room to find Kitajima lying dead on the floor from a stab wound. Thus the police has to find the culprit who killed Kitajima among the editor who was rude at him, his fiancé who was upset at him and a fellow artist who owes him plenty and was distant at him. | ||
| 731 | "The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene (Part 1)" "Genba no Rinjin wa Moto Kare(Zenpen)" (現場の隣人は元カレ(前編)) | March 1, 2014[286] |
| Conan and the Detective Boys run into Naeko Miike and Yumi Miyamoto, who were talking about Yumi's ex-boyfriend. Naeko Miike shortly receives a call from her acquaintance, Sakurako Yonehara, about a dead body. When the police arrive on the scene, the case seems to be a suicide, but Conan points out that the ripped-out suicide note does not match the ripped page of the victim's notebook. Also, the note is signed with the victim's full name, while all of her other notes were signed with only her first name. Thus, the case develops into a possible murder. | ||
| 732 | "The Ex-Boyfriend Living Next to a Crime Scene (Part 2)" "Genba no Rinjin wa Moto Kare(Kōhen)" (現場の隣人は元カレ(後編)) | March 8, 2014[287] |
| Conan pieces all the clues together: the suicide note with somewhat strange contents, Shukichi Haneda mentioning a "well-prepared move", same phone models of all the family members, the trick behind the bedroom door closing upon Sakurako and the victim's husband entering the room, and the victim's phone on the floor. | ||
| 733 | "The Wedding Reception and the Two Gunshots" "Hirōen to Futatsu no Jūsei" (披露宴と二つの銃声) | March 22, 2014[288] |
| Sonoko must go to a wedding representing her family, and since she doesn't want to go alone she ropes Conan and Ran into going with her. The groom is the eldest son and heir of the incredibly rich Hatakeyama family, and he's marrying a young woman named Miho. The wedding takes place in a very nice villa, and things go well at first until the end of the reception. | ||
| 734 | "Jodie's Memories and the Cherry Blossom Viewing Trap1 hr." "Jodie no Tsuioku to Ohanami no Wana" (ジョディの追憶とお花見の罠) | March 29, 2014[289] |
| Professor Agasa called Conan over the phone to tell him he'd witnessed someone being hit repeatedly on the shrine grounds. | ||
| 735 | "The Coded Invitation" "Angō-tsuki no Jōtaijō" (暗号付きの招待状) | April 19, 2014[290] |
| A client named Kaori Kitasaka asks Kogoro for help to decode the location in an invitation. Before she leaves, she gives Kogoro her home and cellphone number. After realizing he has deduced and given her the wrong location, Kogoro tries calling her home number but realize she gave him a fake number. Kogoro call her cellphone number and she picks up. Kogoro gives her the correct location, Bell Tree Tower, to Kaori. Conan finds her suspicious and figures out Kaori's real home phone number then calls it. He's surprised when Sato begins talking to him on the phone and the group discovers that a gun (Nambu Taisho 14) is missing from Kaori's home. | ||
| 736 | "The Secret of the Statue of Kogoro Mouri" "Mōri Kogorō-zō no Himitsu" (毛利小五郎像の秘密) | April 26, 2014[291] |
| Since Kataoka is the big fan of Mouri, the crew got invited to Kataoka's house. While all the people got gathered in the garden, Kataoka, disguised as 'Kaito K', insisted Mouri and others to find him as a seeker during the hide and seek in his house. After hearing Kataoka scream, Conan, Ran, and Seiya head in the direction of the sound to find Sada holding the deceased Kataoka. It appears Kataoka died after receiving blunt force trauma from falling off a ladder. | ||
| 737 | "The Suspicious Walking Path" "Giwaku no Sanpomichi" (疑惑の散歩道) | May 03, 2014[292] |
| Conan and his friends were playing Frisbee at the park, when a dog named Matsunosuke launched off of Conan's head and caught the Frisbee. Matsunosuke's owner, Kanae Asakawa, apologized and took Conan's jacket in order to get it cleaned after Matsunosuke left dirt all over it. The next day when Conan and the Detective Boys arrived at her house to get the jacket they met Kanae's friend Tomoko and see Matsunosuke in his dog house, asleep. | ||
| 738 | "Kogoro In The Bar (Part 1)" "Kogorō wa BAR ni iru(Zenpen)" (小五郎はBARにいる(前編)) | May 10, 2014[293] |
| Kogoro is undercover at the Blue Parrot, because Yuzuki Fukui asked him to investigate on a weird sound she hears frequently. Conan joins him, saying that Ran is angry because Kogoro is not home. But a simple investigation in a bar becomes more dramatic when Chikafumi Usuda, an office worker, is found dead. | ||
| 739 | "Kogoro In The Bar (Part 2)" "Kogorō wa BAR ni iru(Kōhen)" (小五郎はBARにいる(後編)) | May 17, 2014[294] |
| Kogoro summons police to solve the case he encountered, and explains the details of the case. Conan asked Yuzuki Fukui to tell him something odd that might lead case a solution and he heard there was a birthday party few days before. Once again, Conan makes Kogoro sleep while he uses his sound to solve the mystery. | ||
Season 24: 2014–2015
| Ep no. | Title | Original Airdate |
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| 740 | "Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well (Part 1)" "Ran mo Taoreta Basurūmu (Zenpen)" (蘭も倒れたバスルーム(前編)) | May 31, 2014[295] |
| As Conan and Ran are waiting for a meeting with Eri, they meet Sera, who is investigating Rumi Kitao's boyfriend, Kenya Settsu, about adultery. Thinking that Kenya will make a move upon seeing Ran, Sera has Conan and Ran approach the couple upon the pretense of needing a meal. However, Kenya doesn't seem to be interested in Ran and asks Ran to accompany Rumi to wake Waka, Kenya's ex-girlfriend. Rumi and Ran has to open Waka's apartment with a key when no one answers. Later, Ran finds Waka on the bathroom floor, but she collapses herself due to chlorofoam in the air. | ||
| 741 | "Bathroom Where Ran Collapsed As Well (Part 2)" "Ran mo Taoreta Basurūmu (Kōhen)" (蘭も倒れたバスルーム(後編)) | June 7, 2014[296] |
| Conan saves Ran and decided to find out the culprit behind it. | ||
| 742 | "The Promise with the J-League" "J Rīgā to no Yakusoku" (Jリーガーとの約束) | June 14, 2014[297] |
| While practicing penalty kicks, Sanada's soccer ball accidentally hits Kou while he's riding his bike past the park, injuring Kou's ankle. Kou is upset and makes Sanada promise to play his next match and score a goal using his right leg. | ||
| 743 | "Two Overlapping Accidents" "Gūzen wa ni Tabikasanaru" (偶然は二度重なる) | June 21, 2014[298] |
| Ran is almost attacked by the "Hooded Robber" after staying late at school for her extracurricular activities, but defends herself. Two more "victims" from that night are revealed, one of whom is wounded, and the other who has been murdered. Conan (as Mouri) reveals the first victim to be the true culprit, as the murdered girl was hit as if by a left-handed party, while the male suspect is right-handed (the first victim is left-handed). Additionally, the murdered girl's wallet remains, while only her money is gone. Previous victims had their entire wallets stolen. | ||
| 744 | "The Suspect, Makoto Kyogoku (Part 1)" "Yōgisha ka Kyōgoku Makoto (zenpen)" (容疑者か京極真（前編）) | June 28, 2014[299] |
| Deciding to go bowling after they are rained out for tennis, Ran, Sonoko, Masumi and Conan are met by Makoto, who engages Sera in a fight after mistaking her for a boy interested in Sonoko. After this is straightened out, we learn that he was attacked by teacher Masahiro Tanba, who was drunk. His coworker Sunami Masaki took him to the car to calm down. Makoto soon leaves to nap in the car, not finding bowling to be his strong suit. After a while, math teacher Michiko Monna becomes worried about Tanba, and in going to check on him, finds him missing. They all check around the local bars, but the missing teacher is found drowned in a portable toilet, and Makoto becomes the prime suspect due to the strength required for such a feat. He also had the opportunity, remaining in the parking lot during the estimated time of death. | ||
| 745 | "The Suspect, Makoto Kyogoku (Part 2)" "Yōgisha ka Kyōgoku Makoto (kōhen)" (容疑者か京極真（後編）) | July 5, 2014[300] |
| Conan and Sera are going to clear Makoto as the suspect and find out the true murderer. | ||
| 746 | "Kaito Kid VS Makoto Kyogoku (Part 1)" "Kaitō Kiddo VS Kyōgoku Makoto (zenpen)" (怪盗キッドVS 京極真（前編）) | July 19, 2014[301] |
| Sonoko has decided to introduce Makoto to her parents. Her father approves of Makoto but her mother doesn't. Makoto is going to prove himself by protecting the jewel which is the target of Kaitou Kid. | ||
| 747 | "Kaito Kid VS Makoto Kyogoku (Part 2)" "Kaitō Kiddo VS Kyōgoku Makoto (kōhen)" (怪盗キッドVS 京極真（後編）) | July 26, 2014[302] |
| Kaitou Kid appears but he failed and gave the jewel back to Makoto as Makoto desperation to protect the jewel has led Kaitou Kid to surrender (although the jewel is not the one Kaitou Kid wants). | ||
| 748 | "Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Confession)" "Honchō no Keiji Koi Monogatari (kokuhaku)" (本庁の刑事恋物語（告白）) | August 2, 2014[303] |
| A man was found dead in an apartment. | ||
| 749 | "Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Truth)" "Honchō no Keiji Koi Monogatari (shinsō)" (本庁の刑事恋物語（真相）) | August 9, 2014[304] |
| Conan, Detective Takagi and Detective Sato are solving the mystery of the murder and tries to deduce who is murderer. | ||
| 750 | "The Man Betrayed by the Sea" "Umi ni Uragirareta Otoko" (海に裏切られた男) | September 6, 2014[305] |
| When Koutarou jumped into the ocean he suddenly was unable to swim and began drowning, eventually passing away at the hospital. | ||
| 751 | "The Beckoning Calico Cat Case (Part 1)" "Maneki Mikeneko no Jiken (zenpen)" (招き三毛猫の事件（前編）) | September 20, 2014[306] |
| Three different people have come forward claiming Taii belongs to them. Now it's up to the group to determine who is telling the truth. | ||
| 752 | "The Beckoning Calico Cat Case (Part 2)" "Maneki Mikeneko no Jiken (kōhen)" (招き三毛猫の事件（後編）) | September 27, 2014[307] |
| After unlocking the door, Conan runs into the bedroom to find Teishi barely breathing after apparently falling off a chair and hitting his head while fixing a light, but something doesn't seem quite right. | ||
| 753 | "The Blind Spot in the Share House" "Shea Hausu no Shikaku" (シェアハウスの死角) | October 4, 2014[308] |
| Ran visits her former school friend who now lives in a shared apartment house that goes by a bunch of scheduled rules. When Kogoro and Conan arrive to pick her up, one of the housemates is found dead on her bed, and suspicion is placed on the sole male housemate who had argued with her earlier. | ||
| 754 | "The Tragedy of the Red Woman (Steam)" "Akai Onna no Sangeki (Yukemuri)" (赤い女の惨劇（湯煙）) | October 11, 2014[309] |
| Conan, Ran, Sonoko and Masami walk through the woods to a villa where Masami's brother was called to investigate the mystery of the Red Woman, a person who 15 years ago had murdered her husband because he had an affair and is reputed to be haunting the area. They meet with a group of friends who have made an annual visit to the villa because their friend Satoko died 3 years ago after which they have found her dead body. They describe how every year they had experienced strange events related to the Red Woman such as a window breaking and a room with red apples, a water heater filled with red rose petals, and a big splotch of red paint on their door. While Conan and Sera investigate the Red Woman appearances in the woods, Ran, Sonoko, and the rest of the group split off to do house chores. When Ran, Sonoko, and one of the women Masaie go to take a bath, they found Hakuya (one of the guys) dead in a bath full of tomatoes. | ||
| 755 | "The Tragedy of the Red Woman (Evil Spirit)" "Akai Onna no Sangeki (Akurei)" (赤い女の惨劇（悪霊）) | October 18, 2014[310] |
| Conan and the gang investigate Hakuya's death where he was in a bath full of tomatoes. Each of the group of friends seems to have an alibi. A local detective Yui Uehara and her team arrive to help investigate. That night the power goes out and another woman Sumika is attacked by someone outside, possibly the Red Woman. | ||
| 756 | "The Tragedy of the Red Woman (Revenge)" "Akai Onna no Sangeki (Fukushū)" (赤い女の惨劇（復讐）) | October 25, 2014[311] |
| Yui, Masami and Conan conduct a search in the rooms of the guests, and a woman is seen lurking outside again. Together with Conan's help, they figure out the real culprit and how the person was able to slip the body in the tub and cover it with tomatoes. | ||
| 757 | "The Comedian Who Turned Himself In (Part 1)" "Jishu Shita Owarai Geinin (Zenpen)" (自首したお笑い芸人(前編)) | November 1, 2014[312] |
| After an unlucky visit to the Pachinko parlor, Kogoro finds Conan at a small police box near a train station. A well-known comedian named DoDonPa arrives and announces that he has murdered his talent manager Tendo Hideki. They visit Tendo's office, but the clues left there do not corroborate with DoDonPa's story, and a witness confirms DoDonPa was somewhere else at the time of the crime. DoDonPa admits he tried to change the story in order to protect Tendo's honor and that Tendo had been secretly extorting people. But as he apologizes on television, Conan is concerned the case is not completed. | ||
| 758 | "The Comedian Who Turned Himself In (Part 2)" "Jishu Shita Owarai Geinin (Kōhen)" (自首したお笑い芸人(後編)) | November 8, 2014[313] |
| Conan suspects DoDonPa isn't being truthful about wanting to protect Tendo's reputation, and investigates the sequence of events. He is able to determine how DoDonPa could have committed the crime. | ||
| 759 | "The Love Novel With Unexpected Results (Part 1)" "Igai na Kekka no Ren'ai Shōsetsu (Zenpen)" (意外な結果の恋愛小説（前編）) | November 22, 2014[314] |
| Conan, Sonoko and Ran visit Masumi's place, which is a room in a hotel. They meet a romance novelist who is planning on finishing the writing of one of his serials of which a group of editors are eagerly awaiting. He challenges the editors to eat a bunch of food prepared for them with whoever eats the most getting the author's attention to finishing their manuscript. However, later on the author's assistant is found dead in her room one floor below. | ||
| 760 | "The Love Novel With Unexpected Results (Part 2)" "Igai na Kekka no Ren'ai Shōsetsu (Kōhen)" (意外な結果の恋愛小説（後編）) | November 29, 2014[315] |
| Conan and Masumi suspect the novelist is the culprit to the murder of his assistant. | ||
| 761 | "Kaga Hyakumangoku Mystery Tour (Kanazawa Part)" "Kaga Hyakumangoku Misuterītsuā (Kanazawa-hen)" (加賀百万石ミステリーツアー(金沢編)) | December 6, 2014[316] |
| Conan, Ran and Kogoro visit the city of Kanazawa where Kogoro has been asked to provide a story for the city's Kaga-Hyakumangoku mystery tour. They participate in a scavenger hunt for clues which lead them to all sorts of sightseeing spots around the city. Along the way, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran notice a young couple that seems to visit the same places they are, as well as a purse snatcher that Kogoro was able to stop, appearing at a later site. It is revealed that the tour hosts were trying to get video footage of Kogoro and company to help promotions, and the couple and the purse snatcher and victim were all actors. However, at Kanazawa Castle, one of the actors is soon found assaulted for real. | ||
| 762 | "Kaga Hyakumangoku Mystery Tour (Kaga Part)" "Kaga Hyakumangoku Misuterītsuā (Kaga-hen)" (加賀百万石ミステリーツアー(加賀編)) | December 13, 2014[317] |
| Conan tries to find out the culprit behind the attempted murder of Harumi. Ran is sent to join Harumi to the hospital, while the others continue on the tour. Conan discovers that Harumi had actually had the original clues stashed in her bag, and pretends to voice Kogoro in telling Ran to help him. Ran informs everyone that Harumi has escaped from the hospital, so the group splits up to look for her. The culprit tries to attack Harumi, but it is Ran is disguise, and the suspect is revealed to be her fiance, who had been involved in the theft of five million yen four years ago. | ||
| 763 | "Conan and Heiji, Code of Love (Part 1)" "Conan to Heiji Koi no Angō (Zenpen)" (コナンと平次 恋の暗号（前編）) | January 10, 2015[318] |
| Conan, Ai and the Detective Boys bump into a drug dealer on the run. The drug dealer loses his notebook and Conan finds that there's a code inside about a drug exchange which is going to take place that same day. In order to stop it, they'll first need to solve the code and find the location and exact time of drug deal. The Detective Boys contact Heiji and they determine that the code is connected to the train networks for both of their cities. | ||
| 764 | "Conan and Heiji, Code of Love (Part 2)" "Conan to Heiji Koi no Angō (Kōhen)" (コナンと平次 恋の暗号（後編）) | January 17, 2015[319] |
| With the help of Heiji, Conan and the Junior Detectives found out that the drug exchange is going to take place in Osaka, and that the suspect will be carrying a white rose. Heiji goes to the spot and finds three possible suspects, which Heiji uses his phone camera to show the kids. However, one of the suspects is acting awfully friendly and chatty to Kazuha who happens to be in the area, and Heiji becomes infuriated. | ||
| 765 | "Teimuzu River Kite Flying Case (Part 1)" "Teimuzu-gawa Takoage Jiken (Zenpen)" (堤無津川凧揚げ事件(前編)) | January 24, 2015[320] |
| The Detective Boys participate in a kite competition, hoping to advertise their business. Ai hums a tune that gets the others curious as to what she is listening to, but she says that's a secret, challenging Conan to try to figure it out. Conan plans to have Ayumi try to record it, but she accidentally reveals to Ai the trick but then realizes she had lost her phone. During the competition, one of the guys who had attracted trouble with some of his associates as well as his wife is backing up while holding a kite, but falls over a high ledge into a river where he nearly drowns. Conan and the kids suspect foul play, especially when they discover the lengths of the rope barrier do not match. | ||
| 766 | "Teimuzu River Kite Flying Case (Part 2)" "Teimuzu-gawa Takoage Jiken (Kōhen)" (堤無津川凧揚げ事件(後編)) | January 31, 2015[321] |
| Conan and the Detective Boys are trying to deduce the culprit behind the murder of Renno. | ||
| 767 | "The Lover Gone Missing in a Snowstorm" "Fubuki ni Kieta Koibito" (吹雪に消えた恋人) | February 7, 2015 [322] |
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The Detective Boys arrive at The Ice Room boarding house with Professor Agasa. While the Detective Boys play start a snow fight, Genta retreats inside the boarding house to clean his face. Conan, while looking for Genta, accidentally overhears an argument between Juri Himuro, Aya Himuro and Masahiko Fujita. Aya protests against Juri having Masahiko as a boyfriend. After they all leave, Conan finds Genta coming out of the kitchen instead of the restroom. Haibara in the meantime has been making miniature snow animals sculptures. While they all return after playing, Aya calls out to them, as she is returning from the narrow mountain path. During dinner, Ayumi is put off by the scent of garlic. This causes Conan to wonder because none of the food should have garlic as ingredient. After dinner Aya reminds Juri to take her medicine, but it's disappeared. Masahiko offers to get it from the hospital, even though there's a snowstorm. After a while, a phone call comes from the hospital saying that he hasn't been there. Everyone begins to worry. Juri rings his mobile but he doesn't answer. Everyone (excluding Juri) goes out searching for him. Masahiko's car is still parked and they deduce he must have walked to the hospital by taking the narrow, faster path. Conan discovers his corpse off the narrow path and it seems like he slipped and fell to his death. The police are unable to come because of the snowstorm, but Conan preserves the scene. Professor Agasa thinks it's an accident but Conan wonders why Masahiko chose a dangerous path during a snowstorm, but the sisters tell him its faster to reach the hospital that way while walking. He finds some fragments of something shiny in the snow. Conan asks Aya if she went to town this afternoon since they saw her coming from there. When back in the lodge, Juri breaks down and blames herself. That night, as Conan is thinking while sitting on the steps, he hears a door squeak open. He discovers 'Monaka ice' in the store room. He then hears Juri suffering from a coughing bout and asks her if her sisters would do anything for her. The detective boys bring in the animal ice sculptures that Haibara had made. Conan places all the tricks together and with Agasa's help, enacts the denouement scene. | ||
| 768 | "Ai Haibara Imprisonment Case" "Haibara Ai Kankin Jiken" (灰原哀監禁事件) | February 21, 2015[323] |
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The Detective Boys are wandering the streets in the residential area around Professor Agasa's house, worrying about Ai Haibara, who has gone missing since she went shopping several hours ago. At first, Genta, Mitsuhiko and Ayumi are wondering whether Ai has become the victim of a traffic accident, but then Conan finds a cat's shawl lying on the street. Seeing this, he remembers how he, Ai and the Professor recently met a friendly young woman named Mitsuru Higaki, along with her pet cat Chiro (who wore the shawl) and her Indian Star Tortoise. Searching the vicinity for Chiro, they find the kitten inside a well in a park, but as they try to return it, Mrs. Higaki does not answer the doorbell, so they take the cat back to Agasa's house to feed it. After contacting Detective Chiba to learn whether there have been any accidents in the area (none have), Conan tries to contact Ai through her badge, but to no avail. And it's no small wonder, since at that very moment Haibara awakes to find both herself and Mrs. Higaki inside a darkened living room, solidly tied and gagged! As soon as her situation becomes clear and she has realized that she has been out for five hours, Ai remembers how she came by after concluding her shopping and spotted Chiro struggling with his shawl, which was wrapped around the leg of a telephone table. When she attempted to free the kitten, she was suddenly grabbed from behind and chloroformed, never getting a chance to see her attacker's face. Then she notices that the TV set in the room is running on silent mode, in which a newsflash appears that announces the murder of Naoshi Higaki, Mrs. Higaki's husband! | ||
| 769 | "The Troublesome Emergency Patient" "Mendōna Kyūkyū Kanja" (面倒な救急患者) | February 28, 2015[324] |
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A man running away from a police officer stumbles into the Detective Boys, grabs Ayumi as a hostage but collapses. They see a big wound on the back of his head and move him to Beika Hospital. He has no identifying papers on him, only a torn piece of magazine paper, seeing which, the police decide that he was attacked and decide to protect him. The doctor who comes out of the surgery starts acting suspicious when he hears Mauri's name. Conan and the Detective Boys track back the places the man has been to - realizing he had the wound for quite a while - and finally find themselves at the backside of Beika Hospital. | ||
| 770 | "The Tense Tea Party (Part 1)" "Gisugisu Shita Ochakai (Zenpen)" (ギスギスしたお茶会(前編)) | March 7, 2015[325] |
| Ran, Kogoro and Conan are at the hospital where Eri has had appendix surgery. While coming out, Kogoro and Conan run into Amuro and they find a woman dead from poisoning. They figure out that the woman, Reina, was visiting a sick friend Juri, and they were having tea party with two more friends. The police interrogates each of the suspects, which reveals their possible motive; Tokie's former boyfriend was stolen by Reina and became her current husband, Katsuki lost large amount of money because of the stock that Reina recommended, and Juri's son failed an exam because he caught a cold from Reina's son. The three of them denies wanting to kill the victim, since it is not possible to switch a teacup with different colors of tea to poison her. | ||
| 771 | "The Tense Tea Party (Part 2)" "Gisugisu Shita Ochakai (Kōhen)" (ギスギスしたお茶会(後編)) | March 14, 2015[326] |
| Poison is soon found - its only on Reina's teacup and only where the lips were. As Ran comes to pick him up, she tells him 'its time for kids to go to bed when the color of the skies changes from blue to red'. This makes Conan realize who the culprit is and what the trick used was. | ||
| 772 | "Shinichi Kudō Aquarium Case (Part 1)" "Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken (Zenpen)" (工藤新一水族館事件(前編)) | March 21, 2015[327] |
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Ran, Conan and Detective Boys are visiting the Beika Aquarium. They finish watching the dolphin show, while everyone wonders why Professor Agasa is so late. Conan presumes that Professor Agasa was eating yagisoban hamburger near the parking lot. The Detective boys are hungry as well, and decide they want something to eat. Ran tells everyone, that the Beika Aquarim has a Cafe that offers a lot of sweat looking food and desserts. The Detective Boys wonder why Ran would know a lot about Cafe, so Ayumi presumes that Ran always visited the place for a date. Ran tells them that she didn't date with anyone, just visited it with someone together. While Ran is looking at shark, she starts thinking about an old story, back when Ran and Shinichi visited the Beika Aquarium. Ran questions if Shinichi liked her at that time already as much as he does now. Conan's guess proves true, it turns out Professor Agasa was indeed eating yagisoban hamburger. Conan also starts remembering the day back when Ran and him, as Shinichi, visited the place... Shinichi was waiting for Ran inside Beika Aquarium. Ran was late. She tells him that she planned to invite her mother and father to visit the Aquarium for romantic situation. Shinichi tells Ran not to run, but Ran asked why, Shinichi though didn't answer her. While Shinichi and Ran were talking, he spots the dead body of Kunihiro Shumoto. Many bystander bearing witness to the corpse laying close to one of the Aquariums. Shinichi manages to narrow down the suspects to three people by looking up the phone call list of the victim's mobile. The first was Kanoko Nakagiri, who was the victim's current girlfriend, Naho Ojiro, his former girlfriend, and Naho's new boyfriend Koudai Jinbe, were also under suspicion. | ||
| 773 | "Shinichi Kudō Aquarium Case (Part 2)" "Kudō Shin'ichi Suizokukan Jiken (Kōhen)" (工藤新一水族館事件(後編)) | March 28, 2015[328] |
| Shinichi participates in the interrogation of the suspects. They each show a video that they have taken in the aquarium. From this and from their behavior, Shinichi determines who the culprit is. | ||
| 774 | "Munch's Missing Scream" "Kieta Munku no Sakebi" (消えたムンクの叫び) | April 18, 2015[329] |
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Ran and Conan accompany Jirokichi Suzuki to Narita Airport to wait for the arrival of Munch's "Anxiety" and "Despair". Before and after packing, photos are taken to check the authencity. These two paintings were checked to have no defects, so they were packed and transferred to Suzuki Museum by a truck. The three of them get in a car and follow the truck. Meanwhile, Munch's "Scream" arrived at Haneda Airport, and after it was checked to have no problems using the photos, it was sent to the museum by another truck. However, Hiroshi Numajiri tells Jirokichi that the truck carrying "Scream" drove off course and disappeared. | ||
| 775 | "The Manipulated Great Detective (Part 1)" "Ayatsurareta Meitantei (Zenpen)" (あやつられた名探偵(前編)) | April 25, 2015[330] |
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Kogoro Mouri is asked to infiltrate a robber group. However, his identity is discovered by Mr. Head, the boss of the group. Mr. Head requests Kogoro to find the one who killed his son among the group members. If he doesn't do it or if he calls the police, then Ran will be killed. Conan quickly follows the robbers and Kogoro through the sewer system, using shortcut to get ahead of them. After reaching the exit, he hides in Miss Lip's car. Soon enough, the robbers and Kogoro exit the tunnel and get on the car and drive off as they're chased by the police. Using her ungodly driving skill, Miss Lip successfully causes all the police cars, among them Megure and Chiba, to crash. She also notice that the car's back weight strange, and cause the robbers to discover Conan hiding in it. Meanwhile at the Agency, Ran receives a call from the police, with someone spying on her from afar... | ||
| 776 | "The Manipulated Great Detective (Part 2)" "Ayatsurareta Meitantei (Kōhen)" (あやつられた名探偵(後編)) | May 2, 2015[331] |
| As the group reaches their hideout, they find that it is made to resemble the crime scene where Mr. Pimple, who is Mr. Head's son, was killed. All of them, including Kogoro and Conan, are locked inside, until the culprit is revealed. | ||
| 777 | "Detective Boys vs. Detective Elderlies" "Shōnen Tanteidan VS Shirubā Tanteidan" (少年探偵団VS老人探偵団) | May 9, 2015[332] |
| The Detective Boys and Conan met a group called the Detective Elderlies, who are similar to them. The Detective Elderlies said that they saw a thief with blond hair and followed him into a house, where they saw Kiyomasa Kuroda's corpse. The Detective Elderlies then seemed to have solved the case and said that the blond thief killed Kiyomasa, but Conan is doubting whether that is the truth. | ||
| 778 | "The Mirage of Missing Angel" "Tenshi ga Kieta Shinkirō" (天使が消えた蜃気楼) | May 16, 2015[333] |
| A painter was found dead by the sea shore and the only clue to find out the murderer is in the drawing the victim has painted. | ||
Season 25: 2015–2016
| Ep no. | Title | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 779 | "The Scarlet Prologue" "Hīro no Joshō" (緋色の序章) | May 30, 2015[334] |
| Tooru Amuro witnesses a woman pushed from the top of the stairs at Haido Park. However, he doesn't see the culprit's face. The unconscious and gravely injured woman pushed from the stairs is Jodie Starling's friend and Haido Elementary School teacher Natsuko Shibuya. Conan and Jodie head to the park and determine Natsuko was attacked somewhere else, and it soon becomes clear she was assaulted at the school. Later, Megure and the police question her coworker Yoshiharu Sugamoto, who tried to give Natsuko a ride home, and Akiyo Ueno and Fumiyuki Kandachi, parents of students who had appointments to see Natsuko. | ||
| 780 | "The Scarlet Pursuit" "Hīro no Suikyū" (緋色の追求) | June 6, 2015[335] |
| The police review a photo of the answer sheets Natsuko was grading. Jodie and Camel fail to discover any information that could help them solve the crime from the photo, but Amuro and Conan realize who the culprit is after seeing the picture. | ||
| 781 | "The Scarlet Intersection" "Hīro no Kōsaku" (緋色の交錯) | June 13, 2015[336] |
| When Conan hears Camel's story, he realizes Vermouth disguised herself as Jodie and spoke with him. Conan is frustrated that he acted just as Bourbon (Amuro) and Vermouth planned. Amuro meets with Vermouth, who is still disguised as Jodie. She informs him she learned from Camel that Kusuda shot himself. Amuro responds that there was another burned man who was shot in the head when Kusuda disappeared. With thoughts of FBI agent Akai Shuichi on his mind, Amuro deduces that Akai is still alive. | ||
| 782 | "The Scarlet Return" "Hiiro no Kikan" (緋色の帰還) | June 20, 2015[337] |
| Amuro visits Okiya at the Edo family home and begins explaining how one corpse was swapped out for another. Akai was shot in the head and burned along with his car at Raiha Pass. However, Amuro believes Akai switched his own body out for Kusuda's and is in fact still alive. Amuro explains Akai's trick step by step to Okiya. Meanwhile, Jodie was thinking the same thing as Amuro. Amuro reasons the body swap was planned not by Akai but by Conan. Amuro then asks Okiya to remove his mask. He is certain Okiya is Akai. | ||
| 783 | "The Scarlet Truth" "Hiiro no Shinsō" (緋色の真相) | June 27, 2015[338] |
| Akai suddenly appears in the back seat of Jodie's car and fires at the secret police's vehicles. The bullet strikes a tire, and the FBI agents successfully shake off the secret police. Meanwhile at the Kudo family home, Amuro's subordinates inform him Akai shot out a tire, causing their cars to crash. Later, Jodie's car returns to the crash site. Akai takes a cell phone from the secret police and begins speaking to Amuro (Bourbon). He tells him it was a mistake to let Conan know he had the nickname Zero. Akai knew who Amuro truly was. | ||
| 784 | "Welcome to Club Orihime" "Orihime Kurabu he Yōkoso" (織り姫クラブへようこそ) | July 11, 2015[339] |
| Sonoko's acquaintance Chikada Eimi of Orihime Club invites her to investigate pranks, to which Ran and Conan get dragged along. Before each prank, warning letters are sent to Club Orihime warning them of the pranks. That morning they received a letter stating, "EC will be brought to justice!" The letters are the initials of the victim. At the scene of the crime, they find a new letter stating, "TB dies as sundown tonight!" Only two hours remain until sunset. To prevent another incident from occurring, Conan and his friends search for a student with the initials TB. | ||
| 785 | "Taiko Meijin's Match of Love (Part 1)" "Taikō Koisuru Meijin-sen (Zenpen)" (太閤恋する名人戦（前編）) | July 18, 2015[340] |
| Shukichi won important matches to help him win his 4th, 5th and 6th titles. Before he begins his title match to become only the 2nd Nanakanou (Shogi player with all 7 titles) in history, he receives a letter. He opens the letter only to find out that Yumi was kidnapped and is trapped in a well. The letter contains clues pertaining to the whereabouts of Yumi. He arrives at the location but cannot find the well. Upon the arrival, he bumps into Conan and the Detective Boys who immediately ask the real purpose of Shukichi. The match is postponed as Shukichi attempts to win both the battle of Shogi and love. | ||
| 786 | "Taiko Meijin's Match of Love (Part 2)" "Taikō Koisuru Meijin-sen (Kōhen)" (太閤恋する名人戦（後編）) | July 25, 2015[341] |
| Shukichi and the Detective Boys continue to search for clues about the whereabouts of kidnapped Yumi. Shukichi's time is limited as he needs to go back for his Shogi tournament. | ||
| 787 | "The Mystery Sinking in the Midsummer Pool (Part 1)" "Manatsu no Pūru ni Shizumu Nazo (Zenpen)" (真夏のプールに沈む謎（前編）) | August 1, 2015[342] |
| Conan and his friends go to a hotel pool when Nagami Oiso, the spoiled daughter of the hotel's owner, is found drowned in the pool. She had been wearing a diving tank and searching the pool for her lost necklace. Based on the crime scene, Inspector Megure believes it may have been an accident. However, the hotel bellboys claim the body in the pool suddenly appeared. | ||
| 788 | "The Mystery Sinking in the Midsummer Pool (Part 2)" "Manatsu no Pū ni Shizumu Nazo (Kōhen)" (真夏のプールに沈む謎（後編）) | August 8, 2015[343] |
| Conan and Sera investigate the pool and discover which of the victim's three acquaintances murdered her after conducting a unique experiment in the pool. | ||
| 789 | "The Queen's Weather Forecast" "Joō-sama no Tenkiyohō" (女王様の天気予報) | August 15, 2015[344] |
| A weather forecaster falls to her death after leaning on a second-floor railing, but Conan notices several suspicious things about the body. | ||
| 790 | "Bekapon's Bleeding Service" "Bekapon Shukettsu Dai Sābisu" (米花ポン出血大サービス) | September 5, 2015[345] |
| A man in a ski mask came running with a knife after shouting "Die, Kanzaki!" and stabbed Shimomura who was wearing the Bekapon costume instead of Kanzaki. | ||
| 791 | "Detective Takagi On the Run in Handcuffs" "Takagi-keiji, Tejō de Tōsō" (高木刑事、手錠で逃走) | September 12, 2015[346] |
| Detective Takagi and Ryuta Someya must work together as a team to find their way back to Tokyo because they are handcuffed together and Detective Takagi has lost the key. | ||
| 792 | "Three First Discoverers (Part 1)" "San'nin no Daiichihakkensha (Zenpen)" (三人の第一発見者 (前編)) | September 19, 2015[347] |
| Conan asks Haibara to give him information about Rum, the new Black Organization member who is on the move. She says she doesn't know much about him, but she knows that the descriptions about Rum are always different. Some people say Rum looks feminine, others say he looks like a well-built man, and some describe him as an old man. However, there is a common characteristic about him that she can't recall. The Detective Boys end up involved in a case again and the three suspects fit each one of the descriptions about Rum. | ||
| 793 | "Three First Discoverers (Part 2)" "San'nin no Daiichihakkensha (Kōhen)" (三人の第一発見者 (後編)) | September 26, 2015[348] |
| Conan helps the police solve the case and reveals the truth behind it. The Detective Boys leave the crime scene and Ai Haibara has remembered this common feature about Rum that everyone who has met him agrees on. | ||
| 794 | "Bodyguard Kogorō Mōri" "Bodīgādo Mōri Kogorō" (ボディーガード毛利小五郎) | October 3, 2015[349] |
| Kogoro becomes the bodyguard of a famous actress when someone is trying to kill her. | ||
| 795 | "The Secret of Missing Young Lady" "Wakaokusama ga Kieta Himitsu" (若奥様が消えた秘密) | October 10, 2015[350] |
| While walking past the Makabe residence, Ayumi witnessed Jun carrying an unconscious Yuri to the backseat of his car and then driving off. Upon seeing the unconscious Ayumi inside of his house, Jun carried her away in his car headed towards an unknown location. | ||
| 796 | "Inseparable Couple's Strategy" "Oshidorifūfu no Sakuryaku" (おしどり夫婦の策略) | October 17, 2015[351] |
| Chosaku Kanbayashi was found dead on the ground after apparently falling from his office window. | ||
| 797 | "The Dreaming Girl's Confusing Deduction" "Yumemiru Otome no Meisuiri" (夢見る乙女の迷推理) | October 24, 2015[352] |
| A weird girl who calls herself Funachi meets with Kogoro to get his help to find a missing person. But Kogoro declines her request, so Conan decides to help her instead. Funachi and Conan work together to find a missing person named Hikone who apparently resembles a hero in a otaku game. | ||
| 798 | "The Moving Target" "Ugoku Hyōteki" (動く標的) | November 7, 2015[353] |
| A drunken man was saved by Conan when he fell from the top of a building, before the man hit the other person who is standing right below the place where the man fell. It seems the man committed suicide, but the evidence lead Conan to think that someone else caused the man to fall. | ||
| 799 | "Detective Boys' Locked Room Mystery Battle" "Tantei-dan no Misshitsu Suiri Gassen" (探偵団の密室推理合戦) | November 14, 2015[354] |
| When Professor Agasa unlocks the grounds of a building site for the Detective Boys to play soccer, he finds a body floating in a pool that's filled with water from last night's rain. | ||
| 800 | "Chase 100 Million Yen" "Ichiokuen o Oikakero" (1億円を追いかけろ) | November 21, 2015[355] |
| Reina has been kidnapped, and the culprit demands the astronomic sum of 100 million yen for her safe release. | ||
| 801 | "Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour (Kurayoshi Part)" "Tottori Sakyū Misuterī Tsuā (Kurayoshi-hen)" (鳥取砂丘ミステリーツアー (倉吉編)) | November 28, 2015[356] |
| During a visit to the Tottori Sand Dunes, Kogoro, Conan and Ran come across a case. Shuko, wife of the Kumado family's eldest son, was attacked and tied up during a home invasion robbery, and the family's heirloom incense burner was stolen. A pedant found at the crime scene casts suspicion on the family's former housekeeper Naomi Senda, but Kogoro and his family saw her at the sand museum at the time of the crime. Later, head of the household Isao Kumado receives an e-mail on his phone demanding 10 million yen in exchange for the incense burner. Kogoro suspects the crime was committed by a family member who was trying to frame Naomi, so he investigates the Kumado family's alibis. | ||
| 802 | "Tottori Sand Dunes Mystery Tour (Tottori Part)" "Tottori Sakyū Misuterī Tsuā (Tottori-hen)" (鳥取砂丘ミステリーツアー (鳥取編)) | December 5, 2015[357] |
| As the incident starts to develop in a strange way, Conan decides to find out the truth behind the strange theft and ransom demand. | ||
| 803 | "Pitfall of Fire Precautions" "Hi-no-Yōjin no Otoshiana" (火の用心の落とし穴) | December 12, 2015 [358] |
| Arsons have been occurring at different children's playgrounds. The Detective Boys, accompanied by firefighters, go on a fire safety patrol. A man is seen running past them toward the direction of a fire and Genta knows who he is. The Detective Boys try to find evidences to prove that the man is the arsonist. | ||
| 804 | "Conan and Ebizō's Kabuki Jūhachiban Mystery (Part 1)1 hr." "Konan to Ebizō Kabuki Jūhachiban Misuterī (Zenpen)" (コナンと海老蔵 歌舞伎十八番ミステリー (前編)) | January 9, 2016 [359] |
| This two episodes were aired in honor for 20th anniversary of the Detective Conan anime. A murder case with the world of kabuki, a famous Japanese theater in Tokyo, as its stage, and a deduction showdown between Ichikawa Ebizō XI, a real life famous kabuki theater actor, and Conan, after they find a dead body in a car. | ||
| 805 | "Conan and Ebizō's Kabuki Jūhachiban Mystery (Part 2)1 hr." "Konan to Ebizō Kabuki Jūhachiban Misuterī (Kōhen)" (コナンと海老蔵 歌舞伎十八番ミステリー (後編)) | January 16, 2016 [360] |
| As Conan continues his investigation, he is kidnapped and left unconsciousness in an abandoned building that will soon be demolished. | ||
| 806 | "The Ventriloquist's Illusion (Part 1)" "Fukuwajutsushi no Sakkaku (Zenpen)" (腹話術師の錯覚 (前編)) | January 30, 2016 [361] |
| Riichi Tengan, a popular ventriloquist, has hallucinations that his doll wants him to kill his wife, Kazuko, so he asks Kogoro for help, but Kogoro turns him down. A few days later, Tengan's apprentice calls Kogoro and tells him that Kazuko has been murdered. | ||
| 807 | "The Ventriloquist's Illusion (Part 2)" "Fukuwajutsushi no Sakkaku (Kōhen)" (腹話術師の錯覚 (後編)) | February 6, 2016 [362] |
| Conan finds a few more clues and manages to pinpoint who the real culprit is. | ||
| 808 | "The Kamaitachi Inn (Part 1)" "Kamaitachi no Yado (Zenpen)" (かまいたちの宿 (前編)) | February 13, 2016 [363] |
| Conan, Ran, Kogoro, Heiji and Kazuka visit an inn deep in the mountains of Nagano. Heiji acquires a photo of a figure carrying a scythe running across the surface of the inn's outdoor bath. Conan and his friends have come to investigate the identity of this figure who resembles a kamaitachi, a supernatural demon. At the inn they meet writers Daigo Nakama and Midori Koyanagi, who have come to gather information on the incident as well. While searching inside a dark storehouse, Heiji, Kogoro and Koyanagi are attacked. | ||
| 809 | "The Kamaitachi Inn (Part 2)" "Kamaitachi no Yado (Kōhen)" (かまいたちの宿 (後編)) | February 20, 2016 [364] |
| As incidents thought to be the work of the kamaitachi demon occur one after another, the innkeeper's father-in-law, Bonzo Ohno, is murdered in the annex of the inn. Based on the crime scene, Heiji believes the culprit came to the annex through the outdoor bath. However, the snow around the bath is undisturbed, meaning the culprit could only have run across the bath's surface. After hearing everyone's testimony, Conan and Heiji realize who the culprit is from a casual remark. | ||
| 810 | "The Darkness of the Prefectural Police (Part 1)" "Kenkei no Kuroi Yami (Zenpen)" (県警の黒い闇 (前編)) | February 27, 2016 [365] |
| Kogoro, Conan, and Ran are visiting Nagano Prefecture when they run into Inspector Yamato and his associates of the Nagano Prefectural Police. Conan and his friends visit the Kansuke Shrine ruins and Yamamoto Kansuke's grave. While visiting the Chikumagawa River, their final destination, Inspector Shigeru Takeda's severed head is found in the river. On the body's forehead is a mark resembling a woodpecker's footprint. Allegedly, a mysterious group known as the Woodpecker Society exists in the Nagano Prefectural Police. Yamato and his associates search for someone who may have borne a grudge against Takeda when two cases involving Takeda resurface. | ||
| 811 | "The Darkness of the Prefectural Police (Part 2)" "Kenkei no Kuroi Yami (Chūhen)" (県警の黒い闇 (中編)) | March 5, 2016 [366] |
| Police Lt. Shoji Kano is found dead in his home. From the body's condition, Inspector Morofushi reasons that after being strangled, Kano was hung from the ceiling. Later, the culprit sends an e-mail declaring that he will kill three additional people. Sgt. Shinsuke Akiyama is called to Mt. Saijozan by the culprit and is murdered. Inspector Yamato's fingerprints are found on the rope that was wrapped around Kano's neck, so Section One Chief Kuroda puts out a BOLO for Yamato as the suspect. | ||
| 812 | "The Darkness of the Prefectural Police (Part 3)" "Kenkei no Kuroi Yami (Kōhen)" (県警の黒い闇 (後編)) | March 12, 2016 [367] |
| Conan discovers what the Woodpocker Society is and the identity of the murderer. | ||
| 813 | "The Shadow Approaching Amuro" "Amuro ni Shinobiyoru Kage" (安室に忍びよる影) | April 16, 2016 [368] |
| A pre-story for the Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare. One morning, Conan notices a suspicious man watching Officer Rei Furuya at the Café Poirot. The man appears on Conan's way home again. Mitsuhiko, Genta and Ayumi begin to follow him, but he disappears in a shopping street. Conan asks Rei about the man. Rei was stalked by the man three days ago. Conan thinks that he perhaps is a Black Organization member or a Security Bureau officer. | ||
| 814 | "The Actress Blogger's Locked Room Case (Part 1)" "Burogu Joyū no Misshitsu Jiken (Zenpen)" (ブログ女優の密室事件 (前編)) | April 23, 2016 [369] |
| Professor Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a cake buffet in a hotel, where they meet Saya Kitami and Kyona Shono, two rival actresses who are filming a drama. Kyona asks Saya if she's seen her blog and warns her that she should surrender if she doesn't want to have her secret exposed. Conan checks Kyona's blog but is unable to determine what the secret is. Later, Kyona is found murdered in her locked hotel room. | ||
| 815 | "The Actress Blogger's Locked Room Case (Part 2)" "Burogu Joyū no Misshitsu Jiken (Kōhen)" (ブログ女優の密室事件 (後編)) | April 30, 2016 [370] |
| Conan discovers the secret of the locked room. | ||
| 816 | "Regrettable and Kind Alien" "Zan'nen de Yasashii Uchūjin" (残念でやさしい宇宙人) | May 7, 2016 [371] |
| Unemployed man Hanzaki Yasuo slips and falls to his death after he sees office worker Takedera Hitoshi wearing an alien costume. After questioning Takedera's three acquaintances who witnessed the incident, the Detective Boys investigate and close in on the truth. | ||
| 817 | "Missing Fiancée" "Kieta Fianse" (消えたフィアンセ) | May 14, 2016 [372] |
| A man comes to Kogoro for him in locating his missing fiancée. Kogoro narrows down the list of suspects, but Conan believes that the case was too easy to resolve. | ||
Season 26: 2016–2017
| No. | Title | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 818 | "Kogoro's Great Pursuit of Anger (Part 1)" "Kogorō, Ikari no Daitsuiseki (Zenpen)" (小五郎、怒りの大追跡 (前編)) | May 21, 2016 [373] |
| Ran attends a concert of Risa Purple, a rising idol. Kogoro is also acting as her bodyguard. However, before the performance can start, Ran is mistaken for Risa and is kidnapped. Things take a turn for the worse when the kidnappers find out their mistake and try to bury Ran alive to cover their tracks. | ||
| 819 | "Kogoro's Great Pursuit of Anger (Part 2)" "Kogorō, Ikari no Daitsuiseki (Kōhen)" (小五郎、怒りの大追跡 (後編)) | May 28, 2016 [374] |
| Conan and Kogoro set a trap for the culprit and the real culprit behind the kidnapping is captured and Ran is rescued and rushed to the hospital. | ||
| 820 | "Seven People in the Waiting Room" "Machiaishitsu no Nana-nin" (待合室の7人) | June 4, 2016 [375] |
| Seven people, including Kogoro, Ran and Conan, are caught in a typhoon and forced to take shelter in a train station, along with the station master and his assistant. Kogoro receives a warning that a murder will occur. The murder occurs in the middle of the night, with no one knowing who the murderer is. Will Conan figure out the culprit before a second murder occurs? | ||
| 821 | "The Secret of the Dongara-ji" "Dongara-ji ga Kakusu Himitsu" (曇柄寺が隠す秘密) | June 11, 2016 [376] |
| Conan and Kogoro follow different tracks which finally leads them to detectives Takagi and Chiba, who are out searching for the man who committed a 30 million yen robbery from a bank. | ||
| 822 | "Suspect Is the Hot Couple (Part 1)" "Yōgisha wa Netsuai Kappuru (Zenpen)" (容疑者は熱愛カップル (前編)) | June 18, 2016 [377] |
| A rumor is floating around that Yoko Okino and soccer star Ryusuke Higo are dating when they are seen together. Yoko fan Kogoro, Conan, and Higo fan Haibara decide to investigate if the news is true. They end up in an Italian restaurant belonging to Higo's former teammate, Teiya Asuka, who is discovered in a storeroom with his throat cut. | ||
| 823 | "Suspect Is the Hot Couple (Part 2)" "Yōgisha wa Netsuai Kappuru (Kōhen)" (容疑者は熱愛カップル (後編)) | June 25, 2016 [378] |
| Everyone seems to be a suspect. Conan continues his investigation and discovers how the murder was done and who did it. | ||
| 824 | "The Detective Boys Get Out of the Rain" "Shōnen Tantei-dan no Amayadori" (少年探偵団の雨宿り) | July 9, 2016 [379] |
| The Detective Boys take shelter from rain in a house filled with toys. As Genta is struggling to go to the toilet, they ask the two men in the house to let them in for a bit. It turns out that all is not as it seems, when they hear a woman shout out for help from within the house. | ||
| 825 | "The Tidal Park Comeback Case" "Shioiri Kōen Gyakuten Jiken" (潮入り公園逆転事件) | July 16, 2016 [380] |
| Conan, Ran and Mouri visit a tidal park in Chiba Prefecture. Kogoro is about to take them to a seafood restaurant for dinner when they discover a body on a flood bridge. | ||
| 826 | "The Beauty, The Lie, and The Secret" "Bijo to Uso to Himitsu" (美女とウソと秘密) | July 23, 2016 [381] |
| Conan, Kogoro and Ran come across the scene of an accident. A man named Takeshi Yaginuma fell to his death from the staircase of a parking structure. On top of the stairs is Misaki Takizawa, who claims Yaginuma attacked her and accidentally fell. During the investigation, it is discovered Yaginuma is a criminal who broke into Misaki's home and murdered her husband, Akira, and stole 100 million yen worth of precious jewels. Kogoro believes Yaginuma attacked Misaki to silence her, but Conan suspects there's something wrong with Misaki's testimony. | ||
| 827 | "Ramen So Good, It's to Die For 2 (Part 1)" "Shinu Hodo Umai Rāmen 2 (Zenpen)" (死ぬほど美味いラーメン2 (前編)) | July 30, 2016 [382] |
| Conan, Ran, and Sonoko are taken to Sera's regular ramen spot, Ramen Ogura, where a murder previously occurred. Inside they find regulars Shono Yuna, Mizushina Sosuke, and Nakanishi Osamu eating. Conan finds the great quantities of condiments and seasoning they put in the food strange. After they leave, employee Sayo reveals a robbery-murder occurred in the neighborhood a few days earlier. The police chased the culprit into the restaurant, and the customers present at the time were Shono, Mizushina and Nakanishi. | ||
| 828 | "Ramen So Good, It's to Die For 2 (Part 2)" "Shinu Hodo Umai Rāmen 2 (Kōhen)" (死ぬほど美味いラーメン2 (後編)) | August 6, 2016 [383] |
| The police have narrowed the suspects down to three regulars of the shop: Shono, Mizushina and Nakanishi. After the incident, Yumi ran into her ex-boyfriend Haneda, who says he heard a strange noise every time the culprit took a step. Upon hearing Haneda's story, Conan realizes something. He and Sera solve the mystery behind the reason the culprit was swinging a hose around after committing the crime, determine the reason the culprit continued to visit the shop, and close in on the truth. | ||
| 829 | "The Mysterious Boy" "Fushigi na Shōnen" (不思議な少年) | August 13, 2016 [384] |
| When Conan and his friends hear that a UFO has been spotted near Kometo Bridge, they go to observe it but discover a body and a boomerang. Conan realizes the truth behind the UFO sighting. | ||
| 830 | "A Cottage Surrounded By Zombies (Part 1)" "Zombi ga Kakomu Bessō (Zenpen)" (ゾンビが囲む別荘 (前編)) | September 3, 2016 [385] |
| When Kogoro, Conan, and Ran go to the cottage where a zombie movie was filmed, they encounter Heiji and Kazuha there. Later, a movie crew arrives to shoot a trailer for the sequel to the zombie movie. While filming, producer Takashi Harawaki goes missing, and the others search for him in the cottage. Conan and Heiji discover Harawaki's body. | ||
| 831 | "A Cottage Surrounded By Zombies (Part 2)" "Zombi ga Kakomu Bessō (Chūhen)" (ゾンビが囲む別荘 (中編)) | September 10, 2016 [386] |
| Conan and his friends discover Harawaki's body at the filming location of a zombie movie. On his smartphone is a video of Harawaki drinking hydrocyanic acid. Because only Harawaki was able to drive and there is no cell phone service at the cottage, they are unable to call the police. That night, the bedridden Kogoro tells Ran and Kazuha that zombies have surrounded the cottage. The girls do not believe him, but then they are attacked. | ||
| 832 | "A Cottage Surrounded By Zombies (Part 3)" "Zombi ga Kakomu Bessō (Kōhen)" (ゾンビが囲む別荘 (後編)) | September 17, 2016 [387] |
| Camerawoman Kyoko Ejiri is found dead. On her smart phone is a video in which a zombified Harawaki bites Kyoko on the neck, and Harawaki's body has disappeared from the other room. Conan and Heiji believe this case and the one from eight years ago may be related. Gunma police Inspector Yamamura begins his own investigation, while Conan and Heiji close in on the truth. | ||
| 833 | "The Great Detective's Weakness" "Meitantei ni Jakuten Ari" (名探偵に弱点あり) | September 24, 2016 [388] |
| Kogoro inadvertently gets caught up in a bank robbery and chases an armed robber onto a building rooftop. Kogoro, who has a fear of heights, enters a state of shock and loses the robber. The police eventually arrest the robber, but the robber tossed the gun while fleeing. Two days later, Taizo Sakaki, a futures trader accused of fraud, is shot in the shoulder and leg by a person riding a motorcycle. The gun used in the incident is the same one thrown away by the robber. Kogoro determines the identity of the individual who picked up the missing gun, but the case is not over yet. | ||
| 834 | "The Man Who Died Twice (Part 1)" "Nido Shinda Otoko (Zenpen)" (二度死んだ男 (前編)) | October 1, 2016 [389] |
| Kogoro and Conan witness secretary Shinkai stabbing moneylender Takarada with a chef's knife. However, Takarada had been murdered two hours earlier. Kogoro believes Shinkai stabbed Takarada without realizing he was already dead. Kogoro had been summoned to the apartment by Takarada to discuss a murder threat he received in the mail. Inspector Megure reasons that one of Takarada's financial victims killed him for revenge, and Shinkai testifies that he stabbed Takarada to prevent said victim from becoming a murderer. Megure also suspects one of Takarada's family members may have committed the crime and questions his wife, Mika, and younger brother, Koji. | ||
| 835 | "The Man Who Died Twice (Part 2)" "Nido Shinda Otoko (Kōhen)" (二度死んだ男 (後編)) | October 8, 2016 [390] |
| Takarada's wife, Mika, has no alibi, and she becomes the prime suspect in the strangling when material evidence is discovered, meaning Koji will inherit Takarada's fortune. Conan suspects Koji set up Mika and questions him, but it becomes clear that Koji has an alibi. Conan goes over the facts again and gradually closes in on the truth. | ||
| 836 | "The Unfriendly Girls Band (Part 1)" "Naka no Warui Gāruzu Bando (Zenpen)" (仲の悪いガールズバンド (前編)) | October 15, 2016 [391] |
| Conan, Sonoko, Ran, and two friends decide to go to a recording studio to record some songs. They meet the members of a girl's band, who are arguing about their upcoming performance. The drummer is later found strangled in the studio. Three of her band members are suspected of killing her, but when the police cannot find the string used to kill her, the investigation encounters some trouble. | ||
| 837 | "The Unfriendly Girls Band (Part 2)" "Naka no Warui Gāruzu Bando (Kōhen)" (仲の悪いガールズバンド (後編)) | October 22, 2016 [392] |
| Inspector Megure learns the drummer often fought with other bands and believes someone else may have committed the murder. After listening to the stories of the three surviving band members, Conan checks the video of the band practicing. He realizes why the string-like weapon used to kill the victim has not been found in the studio and determines the identity of the killer and the surprising trick that was used. | ||
| 838 | "Mystery in a Hot Air Balloon" "Funwari Kikyū de Kaijiken" (ふんわり気球で怪事件) | November 5, 2016 [393] |
| The Suzuki Corporation holds a hot balloon competition, and Sonoko, Ran and Conan take part in it. During the race, reigning champion Shingo Mizuguchi's balloon collides with Akihiro Okuda's and begins falling. As the balloon descends, his wife, Arisa Mizuguchi, falls to her death. Because Mizuguchi and Okuda fought before the race, the police suspect Okuda deliberately crashed into Mizuguchi's balloon. Okuda insists it was an accident but based on the condition of Okuda's balloon, Conan determines it was not an accident but a murder. | ||
| 839 | "You Can Hear the Tengu's Voice" "Tengu no Koe ga Kikoeru" (天狗の声が聞こえる) | November 12, 2016 [394] |
| While hiking, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran hear the moaning voice of the tengu, a mythical dog-like creature. After staying the night at a guest house at the bottom of the mountain, they decide to visit the tengu's cave, one of the town's historic sites. Inside the cave, Conan discovers a body wearing a tengu mask hanging from the shrine. The body belongs to Mayor Shoji Mayama. Kogoro determines the death is a suicide based on the absence of anyone else in the cave, but Conan feels there's something off about the body and crime scene. | ||
| 840 | "The Last Gift" "Saigo no Okurimono" (最後の贈り物) | November 19, 2016 [395] |
| Officer worker Junko Hirose is arrested for a murder that took place in Tonkoro City. Junko confesses she was being blackmailed by the victim, Masaru Katsui, and killed him because she could not take it anymore. However, Kogoro saw Junko in Beika City at the time of the murder. Because Tonkoro City and Beika City are an hour's drive apart, Kogoro explains to Inspector Megure that it was impossible for Junko to commit the crime. Her alibi verified, Junko is released. However, a dissatisfied Conan, Kogoro and Ran question Junko's coworker and ex-boyfriend as they close in on the truth. | ||
| 841 | "The Rainy Bus Stop" "Ame no Basusutoppu" (雨のバス停) | November 26, 2016 [396] |
| While walking home in the rain, Kogoro and Conan come across a car accident with Toshiaki Kikuchi unconscious in the driver's seat. In front of his car is the deceased Naohiro Tsutsumi. Kikuchi is shocked when he comes to and sees Tsutsumi's body, as he was a former coworker. Kikuchi testifies that a man with an umbrella suddenly jumped into the intersection and he could not stop his car in time. Tsutsumi's will is found in his jacket pocket. | ||
| 842 | "Turning Point on a Driving Date" "Doraibu Dēto no Wakaremichi" (ドライブデートの別れ道) | December 10, 2016 [397] |
| Six months earlier, Remi Kirisaki hanged herself in her apartment and her neighbor, Kei Nakanishi, blamed herself for being unable to prevent it. Now, Kei has moved and is working at her uncle's resort inn. Kei is showing Kogoro and Conan around the area. Remi used fake names to flee from debt collectors, but Conan finds it strange that she used her real name to rent an apartment just before she died. He notices a few other strange things about the story as well. | ||
| 843 | "The Detective Boys in a Grove (Part 1)" "Tantei-dan wa Yabu no Naka (Zenpen)" (探偵団はヤブの中（前編）) | December 17, 2016 [398] |
| The Detective Boys and Professor Agasa go to a restaurant at the Beika Department Store. In the stairwell, they witness Ujiyasu Hosogoe, the head chef, being stabbed in the stomach by a disgruntled customer. Conan calls Genta, Mitsuhiko and Ayumi to let them know the culprit escaped down a different stairway. Genta, Mitsuhiko, and Ayumi all saw the culprit, but each of their accounts is totally different from the others. Determining the culprit's identity will be rather difficult. | ||
| 844 | "The Detective Boys in a Grove (Part 2)" "Tantei-dan wa Yabu no Naka (Kōhen)" (探偵団はヤブの中（後編）) | December 24, 2016 [399] |
| Inspector Megure questions Genta, Ayumi and Mitsuhiko about the culprit, but their testimonies of who they saw are very different. The Detective Boys visit the department store's various floors to determine why they saw different culprits. | ||
| 845 | "Conan Cornered in the Darkness (Part 1)" "Zettai Zetsumei Kurayami no Conan (Zenpen)" (絶体絶命暗闇のコナン(前編)) | January 7, 2017 [400] |
| Conan witnesses a figure breaking open a safe inside a building, but he is attacked by the culprit and imprisoned inside a rectangular box. Meanwhile, Kogoro is hired to find the thief who stole the will of Karabashi Group chairman Gotaro Karabashi. Conan manages to get in touch with the Detective Boys using his badge, but he soon finds himself cornered in a desperate situation. | ||
| 846 | "Conan Cornered in the Darkness (Part 2)" "Zettai Zetsumei Kurayami no Conan (Kōhen)" (絶体絶命暗闇のコナン(後編)) | January 14, 2017 [401] |
| Mitsuhiko hears about the case Kogoro has been hired to investigate and deduces that it must be related to the burglary Conan witnessed. Ai and the others realize that Conan is inside Gotaro's coffin, but the hearse is already on its way to the crematorium. | ||
| 847 | "Chiba's UFO Case (Part 1)" "Chiba no Yūfō Nanjiken (Zenpen)" (千葉のUFO難事件(前編)) | January 28, 2017 [402] |
| Detective Chiba is investigating a strange case that took place three months earlier. Magazine editor Kyogo Nakatsu was suffocated to death and pressed face-first into a patch of concrete at Haido High School. The prime suspect is UFO fanatic Yusuke Kuchiki, who testifies that an alien flew down in a UFO and murdered Nakatsu while floating mid-air, and a security camera captured a mysterious shadow. | ||
| 848 | "Chiba's UFO Case (Part 2)" "Chiba no Yūfō Nanjiken (Kōhen)" (千葉のUFO難事件(後編)) | February 4, 2017 [403] |
| Conan visits Yusuke Kuchiki's house with Detective Chiba and Kogoro to question him. While there, Conan discovers something in the room and realizes the reason behind Kuchiki's strange actions. Later, Conan confirms the appearance of the UFO. Having closed in on the truth, Conan gathers everyone to conduct an experiment. | ||
| 849 | "The Marriage Registration's Password (Part 1)" "Kon'intodoke no Pasuwādo (Zenpen)" (婚姻届のパスワード(前編)) | February 11, 2017 [404] |
| When police Officer Yumi Miyamoto sees a news story about the shogi championship match, she learns for the first time that Haneda is a professional shogi player. Several years earlier, Yumi received an envelope from Haneda and was instructed not to open it until he had acquired "all seven." Haneda has now won all seven major shogi titles. Detective Sato reasons that the envelope's contents must be a marriage registration, but Yumi threw out the magazine she kept the envelope in that morning. They immediately head to the dump site, but the magazine is gone. Conan and the Detective Boys attempt to help Yumi find the envelope. | ||
| 850 | "The Marriage Registration's Password (Part 2)" "Kon'intodoke no Pasuwādo (Kōhen)" (婚姻届のパスワード(後編)) | February 18, 2017 [405] |
| Building manager Koroku Hachitsuka hides the envelope containing a marriage registration form Haneda gave to Yumi and locks his computer with an eight-digit password. The location of the envelope will be revealed when the password is entered. Believing the solution may require more than one sheet of paper, Conan and his friends decide to search the room for the other sheet. During their search, Yumi notices the code sheet is a copy and not the original. This clue leads Conan to the solution. | ||
| 851 | "The Descent Into Hell Tour of Love (Beppu Chapter)" "Koi no Jigoku-meguri Tsuā (Beppu-hen)" (恋の地獄めぐりツアー（別府編）) | March 4, 2017 [406] |
| Kogoro takes Conan and Ran to the Beppu hot springs in Oita Prefecture. Kogoro's true purpose is to find Manami Nakadai, the missing daughter of Nakadai Electric's president. It's highly probable that Manami came to Beppu to see her ex-boyfriend, Hiroyuki Hayami. Kogoro is able to find Manami, but she is then kidnapped. Meanwhile, Detective Miwako Sato and the police are pursuing an armed robber in Oita Prefecture. | ||
| 852 | "The Descent Into Hell Tour of Love (Oita Chapter)" "Koi no Jigoku-meguri Tsuā (Ōita-hen)" (恋の地獄めぐりツアー（大分編）) | March 11, 2017 [407] |
| Manami is kidnapped, and the bag containing the 100 million yen in ransom money is carried away by Ryuji Ogikubo using a drone. Detectives Sato and Takagi are also pursuing Ogikubo as the supect in an armed robbery. Ogikubo takes Sato hostage and heads for the hot springs, where he plans to meet up with his accomplice and split the ransom money. The detectives arrest Ogikubo, but the 100 million yen inside the bag has disappeared. Conan pursues Manami and Ogikubo's accomplice in order to solve the case. | ||
| 853 | "Memories from Sakura Class (Ran GIRL)" "Sakura-gumi no Omoide (Ran Gāru)" (サクラ組の思い出（蘭GIRL）) | March 18, 2017 [408] |
| While Conan walks with Ran, Sonoko and Sera along a cherry blossom-lined road, Ran recalls how she met Kudo Shinichi. Thirteen years ago, Ran was being bullied by some boys in her kindergarten class. She was approached by Shinichi, who had just joined the school. Shinichi suspects something is up when he notices teacher Ronsuke Efune staring at Ran the whole time. Later, he's suspicious when Efune shows favoritism to Ran. Efune explains each of his actions, but Shinichi suspects Efun is plotting something. | ||
| 854 | "Memories from Sakura Class (Shinichi BOY)" "Sakura-gumi no Omoide (Shin'ichi Bōi)" (サクラ組の思い出（新一BOY）) | March 25, 2017 [409] |
| Shinichi tells his parents about Ronsuke Efune's suspicious behavior toward Ran. The next day, Efune takes the children to the park far away from the kindergarten. Yusaku Kudo goes to check on the children while dressed in disguise and witnesses the driver of a parked van taking photos of the children. Yusaku learns Efune's wife is staying at the hospital next to the park and begins to unravel Efune's plot. | ||
| 855 | "Mystery of the Missing Black Belt" "Kieta Kuroobi no Nazo" (消えた黒帯の謎) | April 15, 2017 [410] |
| Conan and Sonoko visit a dojo in Osaka to see Sonoko's long-distance boyfriend, Makoto Kyogoku. However, Kyogoku is accused of stealing an important black belt from the dojo's display case. | ||
| 856 | "The Socialite Couple's Secret" "Serebu Fūfu no Himitsu" (セレブ夫婦の秘密) | April 22, 2017 [411] |
| Kogoro and Conan investigate the deaths of wealthy day trader Seiichi Maehara and his wife, Saki. Inspector Megure deduces that Saki pretended to be a robber and murdered Maehara, but made a mistake while disguising herself as a victim and suffocated herself. However, Conan notices something strange about the crime scene. | ||
Season 27: 2017–Current
| No. | Title | Original airdate |
|---|---|---|
| 857 | "The Shifting Mystery of Beika City (Part One)" "Beika-chō Niten-santen Misuterī (Zenpen)" (米花町二転三転ミステリー（前編）) | April 29, 2017 [412] |
| The body of neighborhood nuisance Tatsuya Amagi is found in the park of a high-class neighborhood. He was stabbed numerous times by an awl-like weapon. Next to the body is the bloodstained medical examination card of neighborhood association president Hikoichi Bando. The police head to Bando's home to question him, but discover Bando has been poisoned with a combination of liquor and pesticides, and near his body is a bloodstained awl. | ||
| 858 | "The Shifting Mystery of Beika City (Part Two)" "Beika-chō Niten-santen Misuterī (Kōhen)" (米花町二転三転ミステリー（後編）) | May 6, 2017 [413] |
| A piece of evidence discovered at Bando's home leads to college professor Yosuke Chino becoming the prime suspect. However, Conan realizes something is off about the case and reasons that the real killer framed Chino. Conan discovers an important clue at a café and realizes what really happened and the identity of the real killer. | ||
| 859 | "The Dark Mountain Route" "Kurayami no Sangaku Rūto" (暗闇の山岳ルート) | May 13, 2017 [414] |
| While hiking, Conan and his friends meet four campers who have gathered to commemorate the death of their friend Motoki, who accidentally fell to his death three years ago. Takemi Yamakura, one of the campers, is found murdered the next morning at the bottom of a cliff. Suspicion falls on weather station employee Taro Hayashida, but something about the case bothers Conan. | ||
| 860 | "The Security System's Pitfall" "Bōhan Shisutemu no Otoshiana" (防犯システムの落とし穴) | May 20, 2017 [415] |
| Kogoro is hired by Junko Miyoshi to catch a thief. While working the case, the body of Junko's neighbor Naotsugu Kitagami is discovered in the parking lot behind her apartment building. Kogoro believes Kitagami got drunk and accidentally fell from his apartment balcony at number 704. Inspector Megure and the police investigate the room, and Conan finds it strange that Kitagami left his front door unlocked when his apartment was fully equippped with anti-theft devices. Conan questions Ryosuke Sawada, the resident of number 604 directly below Kitagami's, and believes Kitagami's death was not an accident. | ||
| 861 | "Just Like a 17-Year-Old Crime Scene (Part One)" "Jūnananen-mae to Onaji Genba (Zenpen)" (17年前と同じ現場(前編)) | June 3, 2017 [416] |
| Real estate company president Kunihisa Hiyama is murdered while holding a pair of scissors invented by Dr. Agasa, so Conan and Subaru Okiya accompany Agasa to the crime scene. The man who discovered the body is former candy shop owner Kazunori Senba. Agasa suspects Senba is the murderer, but it was impossible for Senba to have entered the house with a weapon. The current case closely resembles a 17-year-old case in several ways, such as the murder victim holding scissors and the sink left running at the crime scene. Conan and Okiya watch as Senba recreates the steps he took when he discovered the body and notice several contradictions. | ||
| 862 | "Just Like a 17-Year-Old Crime Scene (Part Two)" "Jūnananen-mae to Onaji Genba (Kōhen)" (17年前と同じ現場(後編)) | June 10, 2017 [417] |
| Conan and Subaru deduced that the culprit was Senba who made a blackjack using a sock and a heavy iron ball as a murder weapon then threw it along with the colored ball on the victim's roof to confuse the Hiyama’s bodyguards. Senba confessed that he did the crime in order to have his revenge. It was later found out that he had an accident planned by Hiyama's underlings so he can persuade Senba's wife and son to sell him their land, where their candy shop was built, without his authorization. Before the episode end, Conan and Akai (disguised as Subaru) rearranged the dying message left by Haneda Koji 17 years ago and soon discovered that "U MASCARA" actually means "ASACA RUM". | ||
| 863 | "The Spirit Detective's Murder (Part One)" "Reikon Tantei Satsugai Jiken (Zenpen)" (霊魂探偵殺害事件(前編)) | June 17, 2017 [418] |
| Kogoro received a call from the office of Hotta Gaito, a spirit detective who’s going to summon the spirit of Haneda Koji. He initially rejected the offer but later accepted as the event will be aired in a short segment late TV show and the MC is Okino Yoko. Kogoro and Conan met Kokuri Senpei, Toto TV director, at the hotel lobby and went to see Gaito who was found dead on his bed. Kogoro saw a figure ran to the nearest balcony and decided to check if there were casualties in the next room, along with Conan, and found out that Masumi Sera is the one living next door. Conan investigated the balcony and saw a car parked directly below the victim’s balcony. Unsure of what to do, he decided to take a picture of the car and under the victim’s balcony where Mary Sera is hiding but was interrupted by Sera and made an excuse that Kogoro is looking for him. Conan left the room without realizing that his voice-changer bow tie had fallen from his pants in the balcony and was picked up by Mary. | ||
| 864 | "The Spirit Detective's Murder (Part Two)" "Reikon Tantei Satsugai Jiken (Kōhen)" (霊魂探偵殺害事件(後編)) | June 24, 2017 [419] |
| Conan realized the trick that the culprit used so he lured Kogoro to a room to sleep. He was about to explain his deduction when he noticed that his bow tie was missing. Kogoro started talking which startled Conan and he noticed that the voice was coming from the smartphone placed at the back of his neck. It was revealed that Mary is using the bow tie and pointed out that the culprit is Senpei. She explained, using Kogoro’s voice, how the salt, broken plate and wine glass trick work as well as the shadow seen by Kogoro at the balcony. Senpei confessed to his crime, his grudge was because Gaito found the corpse of his sister who committed suicide and buried her without telling the police which he used on his TV show. He led the people to the mountain and made them believe that he sensed the woman’s body using his [fake] supernatural abilities. Senpei ran to the next room through the balcony to escape but was later found by Conan lying unconscious, Sera followed through who was looking for her mom. Before the episode end, Mary warned Sera to keep her guard up when she’s around Conan as he’s nothing like the boy they met 10 years ago. | ||
| 865 | "The Foul-Mouthed Myna Bird" "Kuchi no Warui Kyūkanchō" (口の悪い九官鳥) | July 8, 2017 [420] |
| One afternoon, Conan, Genta and Mitsuhiko are playing soccer when a man screamed from a neighboring house. The victim, who owned a myna bird, Naoko Kokubo was strangled to death and the suspects are the victim’s nephew Mamoru Kokubo, the live-in maid Yahagi Emi and the book seller Sayama Yotaro. Conan found out the trick behind the murder, put Kogoro to sleep and revealed that the murderer was Yotaro. He confessed that he strangled the victim using her scarf and the basement door as the victim asked him to do several things for the mistake that he did in the past. | ||
| 866 | "The Traitor's Stage (Part One)" "Uragiri no Sutēji (Zenpen)" (裏切りのステージ（前編）) | July 15, 2017 [421] |
| The episode started with Zero who was running up the stairs and found his friend shot by Akai Shuichi who said ‘Traitor will be punished’. Back to the present, Vermouth asked Bourbon to investigate something before it becomes public and destroy it if necessary. Ran, Conan, Subaru and Sonoko are cleaning Shinichi’s house when Sonoko mentioned that an album titled “ASACA” will be released by a musician named Hado Rokumichi who wrote the lyrics 17 years ago. The four went to Rokumichi’s rehearsal to watch but was forbidden to enter as the singer needs to focus on his song, they then met Vermouth, disguised as Azusa, and Amuro. While everyone’s busy, two guards was about to conduct a fire inspection but found Rokumichi’s corpse hanging on the stage. The suspects are: Hados’ manager Enjo Kanae, the record company president Fuse Okuyasu and the magazine reporter Kajiya Hirokazu. It was later explained that the reason why Vermouth tag along was to make sure that no harm comes to both Conan and Ran. Azusa asked Amuro about Subaru and while explaining the details, he saw Subaru wrote using his left hand when he thought he was right-handed [refer to Scarlet Pursuit episode]. | ||
| 867 | "The Traitor's Stage (Part Two)" "Uragiri no Sutēji (Kōhen)" (裏切りのステージ（後編）) | July 22, 2017 [422] |
| Akai and Amuro reminisce their past with Scotch and Vermouth noticed that Amuro keeps on staring at Subaru. Meanwhile, Ran wonders why Azusa called her ‘Angel’ and remembered a woman who used the same name when she went to save Haibara [refer to episode 433-4]. Amuro and Subaru showed Inspector Megure and Takagi the trick using the rope as a pulley and explained that the victim committed suicide, and Enjo Kanae made the crime scene look like he was murdered. Fuse explained that Kanae got pregnant 17 years ago and Hado locked himself to compose a song but when he found out that she had miscarriage, he felt responsible for what happened and left a message ‘sorry’ before committing suicide. Before the episode end, it was revealed that Akai attempted to stop Scotch from killing himself, as he was discovered by the organization, and offered help to let him escape as he’s working with FBI but Scotch chose to kill himself which was misinterpreted by Zero when he arrived. | ||
| 868 | "The Whistling Bookstore" "Kiteki no Kikoeru Koshoten" (汽笛の聞こえる古書店) | July 29, 2017 [423] |
| Conan, Haibara, Genta, Mitsuhiko and Ayumi helped Tamaki Yujiro, to bring the books he bought to his bookstore and as a goodwill, he offered to give them books for free. Tamaki Ichiro came to the store and argued with his father about his run down business as it does not bring them profit, due to frustration, he knocked down one of the old bookshelf. The kids went back to the bookstore and noticed that it is closed for the past two days, so they went to the park and waited for the steam engine to move at 3PM. When they passed by the bookstore, they saw the unconscious owner under the fallen bookshelves. Fortunately, Yujiro was doing fine at the hospital and he told the kids that he decided to close the bookstore. The detective kids went back to the park and saw Ichiko looking for something beside the engine. Conan revealed that it was Ichiko who caused the accident at the bookstore by connecting a thread from the engine to the bookshelves so it will fall the moment the engine started at 3PM. Ichiko told the kids that he did it to stop his father from working and later turned himself to the police. Before the episode end, the old bookstore became a book café which was decided by Yujiro, Ichiko and his girlfriend. | ||
| 869 | "Conan Disappears Over a Cliff (Part One)" "Dangai ni Kieta Conan (Zenpen)" (断崖に消えたコナン（前編）) | August 5, 2017 [424] |
| The episode started with the robbery of the group known as Zorro who murdered three residents of the home they broke into before burning it down. Professor Agasa, Haibara and the Detective Boys went to a villa owned by Agasa’s acquaintance but saw Isehara Yuji, injured by a crossbow, lying unconscious on the ground. Conan found Isehara’s family photo and decided to give it back to him to the hospital when he noticed a very suspicious man wearing a military boots. Ran found out that the murder took place near the villas where the kids are staying so she decided to follow them along with Kogoro. Conan set off by himself to investigate the words written at the back of the photo, he entered a forest and found a house where all bandits are gathered to kill Isehara but narrowly rescued by Conan. The two ran through the woods as they’re being pursued by the bandits but found themselves trapped on a cliff. Haibara and the detective boys happened to be on the other side and saw Isehara and Conan caught in the crossfire then fell off the cliff. Ran and Kogoro met Agasa at the villa and broke the news them. | ||
| 870 | "Conan Disappears Over a Cliff (Part Two)" "Dangai ni Kieta Conan (Kōhen)" (断崖に消えたコナン（後編）) | August 12, 2017 [425] |
| Kogoro asked the police to search the ocean immediately to look for Conan and Isehara but failed to find them as the water is deep and current is fast. Believing that Conan is still alive, Haibara set off to find him to the woods and found the cave underneath the cliff where they had fallen. Conan and Isehara survived the cliff, walked through the woods and found a house while Zorro and his men, assumed that Isehara is dead, planned to attack a jewellery exhibition that night. Haibara, with the help of Conan, was able to locate the two and brought Isehara’s laptop who then confirmed that the bandits’ next target is Beika City Central Event Hall. The three robberies arrived at the location but found Conan waiting for them instead as the event has been cancelled. The gang was surrounded by the police that led to their arrest, Conan later revealed through Agasa’s voice that the woman and the baby on the picture were not Isehara's, it was photo shopped to make Zorro believe that he has a weakness but he’s actually planning to steal the money from them by transferring it to his account overseas. | ||
| 871 | "The Nobunaga 450 Case" "Nobunaga Yon-gō-maru Jiken" (ノブナガ四五〇事件) | September 2, 2017 [426] |
| 872 | "Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend (Roar Chapter)" "Conan to Heiji no Nue Densetsu (Nakigoe-hen)" (コナンと平次の鵺伝説（鳴声編）) | September 9, 2017 [427] |
| 873 | "Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend (Scratch Chapter)" "Conan to Heiji no Nue Densetsu (Tsumeato-hen)" (コナンと平次の鵺伝説（爪跡編）) | September 16, 2017 [428] |
| 874 | "Conan and Heiji's Nue Legend (Resolution Chapter)" "Conan to Heiji no Nue Densetsu (Kaiketsu-hen)" (コナンと平次の鵺伝説（解決編）) | September 23, 2017 [429] |
| 875 | "The Mysterious Prophetic Buddha" "Fushigi na Yochi Butsuzō" (不思議な予知仏像) | September 30, 2017 [430] |
| 876 | "The Mechanical Eyewitness" "Kikai-jikake no Mokugekisha" (機械じかけの目撃者) | October 7, 2017 [431] |
| 877 | "A Pair of Crossing Fates" "Kōsa-suru Unmei no Futari" (交差する運命の二人) | October 14, 2017 [432] |
| 878 | "The Blind Spot in the Changing Room (Part One)" "Shichakushitsu no Shikaku (Zenpen)" (試着室の死角（前編）) | October 28, 2017 [433] |
| 879 | "The Blind Spot in the Changing Room (Part Two)" "Shichakushitsu no Shikaku (Kōhen)" (試着室の死角（後編）) | November 4, 2017 [434] |
| 880 | "The Detective Boys and the Haunted House" "Tantei-dan to Yūrei Yakata" (探偵団と幽霊館) | November 11, 2017 [435] |
| 881 | "The Magician of the Waves (Part One)" "Sazanami no Mahōtsukai (Zenpen)" (さざ波の魔法使い（前編）) | November 18, 2017 [436] |
| 882 | "The Magician of the Waves (Part Two)" "Sazanami no Mahōtsukai (Kōhen)" (さざ波の魔法使い（後編）) | November 25, 2017 [437] |
| 883 | "The Pop-up Book Bomber (Part One)" "Ehon Kara Tobidasu Bakudanma (Zenpen)" (絵本から飛び出す爆弾魔（前編）) | December 2, 2017 [438] |
| 884 | "The Pop-up Book Bomber (Part Two)" "Ehon Kara Tobidasu Bakudanma (Kōhen)" (絵本から飛び出す爆弾魔（後編）) | December 9, 2017 [439] |
| 885 | "Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café (Part One)" "Nazotoki wa Kissa Poirot de (Zenpen)" (謎解きは喫茶ポアロで（前編）) | December 16, 2017 [440] |
| 886 | "Solving Mysteries at the Poirot Café (Part Two)" "Nazotoki wa Kissa Poirot de (Kōhen)" (謎解きは喫茶ポアロで（後編）) | December 23, 2017 [441] |
| 887 | "Kaito Kid and the Trick Box (Part One)" "Kaitō Kiddo no Karakuribako (Zenpen)" (怪盗キッドの絡繰箱（前編）) | January 6, 2018 [442] |
| 888 | "Kaito Kid and the Trick Box (Part Two)" "Kaitō Kiddo no Karakuribako (Kōhen)" (怪盗キッドの絡繰箱（後編）) | January 13, 2018 [443] |
| 889 | "The New Teacher's Skeleton Case (Part One)" "Shinnin Kyōshi no Gaikotsu Jiken (Zenpen)" (新任教師の骸骨事件（前編）) | January 20, 2018 [444] |
| 890 | "The New Teacher's Skeleton Case (Part Two)" "Shinnin Kyōshi no Gaikotsu Jiken (Kōhen)" (新任教師の骸骨事件（後編）) | January 27, 2018 [445] |
| 891 | "Bakumatsu Revolution Mystery Tour (Yamaguchi Arc)" "Bakumatsu Ishin Misuterī Tsuā (Yamaguchi-hen)" (幕末維新ミステリーツアー（山口編）) | February 3, 2018 [446] |
| 892 | "Bakumatsu Revolution Mystery Tour (Hagi Arc)" "Bakumatsu Ishin Misuterī Tsuā (Hagi-hen)" (幕末維新ミステリーツアー（萩編）) | February 10, 2018 [447] |
| 893 | "The Mystery of the Michelin Starred Restaurant" "Hoshitsuki Resutoran no Nazo" (星付きレストランの謎) | February 24, 2018 [448] |
| 894 | "The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door (Part One)" "Tonari no Edomae Suiri Shō (Zenpen)" (となりの江戸前推理ショー（前編）) | March 3, 2018 [449] |
| 895 | "The Tokyo-Style Detective Show Next Door (Part Two)" "Tonari no Edomae Suiri Shō (Kōhen)" (となりの江戸前推理ショー（後編）) | March 10, 2018 [450] |
| 896 | "The Woman With White Hands (Part One)" "Shiroi Te no Onna (Zenpen)" (白い手の女（前編）) | March 17, 2018 [451] |
| 897 | "The Woman With White Hands (Part Two)" "Shiroi Te no Onna (Kōhen)" (白い手の女（後編）) | March 24, 2018 [452] |
| 898 | "The Melting Cake!" "Kēki ga Toketa!" (ケーキが溶けた！) | April 7, 2018 [453] |
| 899 | "The Real Culprit's Scream" "Shinhannin no Sakebigoe" (真犯人の叫び声) | April 28, 2018 [454] |
| 900 | "Solving Mysteries in a Locked Room" "Misshitsu no Nazotoki Shou" (密室の謎解きショウ) | May 5, 2018 [455] |
| 901 | "Lawyer Kisaki's SOS (Part One)" "Kisaki-bengoshi esu-ō-esu (Zenpen)" (妃弁護士SOS（前編）) | May 12, 2018 [456] |
| 902 | "Lawyer Kisaki's SOS (Part Two)" "Kisaki-bengoshi esu-ō-esu (Kōhen)" (妃弁護士SOS（後編）) | May 19, 2018 [457] |
| 903 | "Birds of a Feather at Loggerheads" "Nitamono Dōshi ga Ken'en no Naka" (似た者同士が犬猿の仲) | May 26, 2018 [458] |
| 904 | "Result of the Draw" "Aiuchi no Hate" (相討ちの果て) | June 9, 2018 [459] |
| 905 | "Eyewitness Testimony Seven Years Later (Part One)" "Nananen-go no Mokugeki Shōgen (Zenpen)" (七年後の目撃証言（前編）) | June 23, 2018 [460] |
| 906 | "Eyewitness Testimony Seven Years Later (Part Two)" "Nananen-go no Mokugeki Shōgen (Kōhen)" (七年後の目撃証言（後編）) | June 30, 2018 [461] |
| 907 | "The J League Bodyguard" "Jei Rīgu no Yōjinbō" (Jリーグの用心棒) | July 14, 2018 [462] |
| 908 | "Friendship Washed Away In The Riverbed" "Kawadoko ni Nagareta Yūjō" (川床に流れた友情) | July 21, 2018 [463] |
| 909 | "Mystery of the Burning Tent (Part One)" "Moeru Tento no Kai (Zenpen)" (燃えるテントの怪（前編）) | July 28, 2018 [464] |
| 910 | "Mystery of the Burning Tent (Part Two)" "Moeru Tento no Kai (Kōhen)" (燃えるテントの怪（後編）) | August 4, 2018 [465] |
| 911 | "The Job Request From Inspector Megure" "Megure-keibu kara no Irai" (目暮警部からの依頼) | September 1, 2018 [466] |
| 912 | "The Detective Boys Become Models" "Moderu ni Natta Tanteidan" (モデルになった探偵団) | September 8, 2018 [467] |
| 913 | "Conan Kidnapped (Part One)" "Tsuresarareta Conan (Zenpen)" (連れ去られたコナン（前編）) | September 15, 2018 [468] |
| 914 | "Conan Kidnapped (Part Two)" "Tsuresarareta Conan (Kōhen)" (連れ去られたコナン（後編）) | September 22, 2018 [469] |
| 915 | "High School Girl Detective Suzuki Sonoko" "Jēkē Tantei Suzuki Sonoko" (JK探偵鈴木園子) | September 29, 2018 [470] |
| 916 | "Kendo Tournament of Love and Mystery (Part One)" "Koi to Suiri no Kendō Taikai (Zenpen)" (恋と推理の剣道大会（前編）) | October 6, 2018 [471] |
| 917 | "Kendo Tournament of Love and Mystery (Part Two)" "Koi to Suiri no Kendō Taikai (Kōhen)" (恋と推理の剣道大会（後編）) | October 13, 2018 [472] |
DVD Region 2 releases
The Region 2 DVD compilations of the Detective Conan anime are released by Shogakukan and grouped by parts.
| Volume | EpisodesJp. | Release date | Ref. | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part 16 | Volume 1 | 461, 466–468 | January 25, 2008 | [473] | |
| Volume 2 | 469–471, 474 | February 22, 2008 | |||
| Volume 3 | 472–473, 475, 478 | March 28, 2008 | |||
| Volume 4 | 476–477, 480, 483 | April 25, 2008 | |||
| Volume 5 | 479 | May 23, 2008 | |||
| Volume 6 | 481–482, 484–485 | June 27, 2008 | |||
| Volume 7 | 487–488 | July 25, 2008 | |||
| Volume 8 | 489–490 | August 22, 2008 | |||
| Part 17 | Volume 1 | 486, 491–493 | September 26, 2008 | [474] | |
| Volume 2 | 494–497 | October 24, 2008 | |||
| Volume 3 | 498–501 | January 1, 2009 | |||
| Volume 4 | 502–504, 512 | February 27, 2009 | |||
| Volume 5 | 505–508 | March 27, 2009 | |||
| Volume 6 | 509–511, 520 | April 24, 2009 | |||
| Volume 7 | 513–515 | May 22, 2009 | |||
| Volume 8 | 516–517, 526 | June 26, 2009 | |||
| Volume 9 | 518–519, 521 | July 24, 2009 | |||
| Volume 10 | 522–523, 527 | August 28, 2009 | |||
| Part 18 | Volume 1 | 524–525, 528–529 | October 23, 2009 | [475] | |
| Volume 2 | 530–533 | February 26, 2010 | |||
| Volume 3 | 534–536, 539 | March 26, 2010 | |||
| Volume 4 | 537–538, 540–541 | April 23, 2010 | |||
| Volume 5 | 542–544, 553 | May 28, 2010 | |||
| Volume 6 | 545–548 | June 25, 2010 | |||
| Volume 7 | 549–552 | July 23, 2010 | |||
| Volume 8 | 554–557 | August 27, 2010 | |||
| Volume 9 | 558–561 | September 24, 2010 | |||
| Volume 10 | 562–565 | October 22, 2010 | |||
| Part 19 | Volume 1 | 566–569 | January 28, 2011 | [476] | |
| Volume 2 | 570–572,577 | February 25, 2011 | |||
| Volume 3 | 573–576 | April 8, 2011 | |||
| Volume 4 | 578–581 | April 22, 2011 | |||
| Volume 5 | 582–585 | May 27, 2011 | |||
| Volume 6 | 586–588, 591 | June 24, 2011 | |||
| Volume 7 | 589–590, 592–593 | July 22, 2011 | |||
| Volume 8 | 594–596, 599 | August 26, 2011 | |||
| Volume 9 | 597–598, 600–601 | September 23, 2011 | |||
| Volume 10 | 602–605 | October 28, 2011 | |||
| Part 20 | Volume 1 | 606–609 | January 27, 2012 | [477] | |
| Volume 2 | 610–613 | February 24, 2012 | |||
| Volume 3 | 614–617 | March 23, 2012 | |||
| Volume 4 | 618–621 | April 27, 2012 | |||
| Volume 5 | 622–624, 631 | May 25, 2012 | |||
| Volume 6 | 625–628 | June 26, 2012 | |||
| Volume 7 | 629–630, 632–633 | July 27, 2012 | |||
| Volume 8 | 634–637 | August 24, 2012 | |||
| Volume 9 | 638-641 | September 28, 2012 | |||
| Volume 10 | 642–645 | October 26, 2012 | |||
| Part 21 | Volume 1 | 646–647, 651 | February 22, 2013 | [478] | |
| Volume 2 | 648–650, 658 | March 22, 2013 | |||
| Volume 3 | 652–655 | April 26, 2013 | |||
| Volume 4 | 656–657, 659–660 | May 24, 2013 | |||
| Volume 5 | 661–664 | June 21, 2013 | |||
| Volume 6 | 665–668 | July 26, 2013 | |||
| Volume 7 | 669–670, 677, 680 | August 23, 2013 | |||
| Volume 8 | 671–674 | September 27, 2013 | |||
| Volume 9 | 675–676, 678–679 | October 25, 2013 | |||
| Part 22 | Volume 1 | 681-683, 686 | January 24, 2014 | [479] | |
| Volume 2 | 684–688 | February 21, 2014 | |||
| Volume 3 | 689–691, 694 | March 21, 2014 | |||
| Volume 4 | 692–693, 695–696 | April 25, 2014 | |||
| Volume 5 | 697–700 | May 23, 2014 | |||
| Volume 6 | 701–704 | June 20, 2014 | |||
| Volume 7 | 705–708 | July 25, 2014 | |||
| Volume 8 | 709–711, 718 | August 22, 2014 | |||
| Volume 9 | 712–715 | October 24, 2014 | |||
| Part 23 | Volume 1 | 716-717, 719, 726 | March 27, 2015 | [480] | |
| Volume 2 | 720-723 | May 22, 2015 | |||
| Volume 3 | 724-725, 727-728 | June 26, 2015 | |||
| Volume 4 | 729-732 | July 24, 2015 | |||
| Volume 5 | 733-735 | August 28, 2015 | |||
| Volume 6 | 736-739 | September 29, 2015 | |||
| Part 24 | Volume 1 | 740-743 | January 22, 2016 | [481] | |
| Volume 2 | 744-747 | February 22, 2016 | |||
| Volume 3 | 748-750, 753 | March 25, 2016 | |||
| Volume 4 | 751-752, 757-758 | April 22, 2016 | |||
| Volume 5 | 754-756, 767 | May 27, 2016 | |||
| Volume 6 | 759-762 | June 24, 2016 | |||
| Volume 7 | 765-766, 768 | July 22, 2016 | |||
| Volume 8 | 763-764, 769, 774 | August 26, 2016 | |||
| Volume 9 | 770-773 | September 23, 2016 | |||
| Volume 10 | 775-778 | November 25, 2016 | |||
| Part 25 | Volume 1 | 779-783 | January 27, 2017 | [482] | |
| Volume 2 | 784-786, 789 | February 24, 2017 | |||
| Volume 3 | 787-788, 790-791 | March 24, 2017 | |||
| Volume 4 | 792-795 | April 21, 2017 | |||
| Volume 5 | 796-799 | May 26, 2017 | |||
| Volume 6 | 800-803 | June 23, 2017 | |||
| Volume 7 | 804-805 | July 21, 2017 | |||
| Volume 8 | 806-809 | August 25, 2017 | |||
| Volume 9 | 810-813 | September 22, 2017 | |||
| Volume 10 | 814-817 | November 24, 2017 | |||
Notes
References
- General
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"Feel your Heart (Single)" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. Retrieved December 2, 2010.
"Step by Step (Single)" (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. Retrieved December 2, 2010.
"迷宮のラヴァーズ (Single)" [Lovers of Labyrinth] (in Japanese). Amazon.co.jp. Retrieved December 2, 2010.
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- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 484" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved August 24, 2010.
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- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 488" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved August 24, 2010.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 489" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved August 24, 2010.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 490" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved August 24, 2010.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 491" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 492" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 493" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 494" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 495" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 496" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 497" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 498" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 499" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 500" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 501" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 502" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 503" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 504" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 505" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 506" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 507" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 508" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 509" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 510" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 511" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 512" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 513" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 514" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
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- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 519" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 520" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 521" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 522" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan episode 523" (in Japanese). Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 524". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 525". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 526". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 527". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 528". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 529". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 530". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 531". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 532". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 533". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 534". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 535". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 536". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 537". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 538". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 539". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 540". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
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- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 542". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
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- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 545". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 546". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 547". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 548". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 549". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 550". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 551". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 552". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 553". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 554". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 555". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 556". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
- ↑ "Detective Conan Episode 557". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved December 22, 2009.
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External links
- "Case Closed Official Website". Funimation.
- "Detective Conan Official anime website" (in Japanese). Yomiuri TV.
- Case Closed (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
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