Case Closed (season 29)
| Case Closed | |
|---|---|
| Season 29 | |
 The cover of the first DVD compilation for season twenty-nine of Detective Conan released by Shogakukan | |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| No. of episodes | 80 |
| Release | |
| Original network | NNS (ytv) |
| Original release | May 11, 2019 – present |
| Season chronology | |
The twenty-ninth season of the Case Closed anime was directed by Yasuichirō Yamamoto and produced by TMS Entertainment and Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation.[1] The series is based on Gosho Aoyama's Case Closed manga series. In Japan, the series is titled Meitantei Conan (名探偵コナン, lit. Great Detective Conan, officially translated as Detective Conan) but was changed due to legal issues with the title Detective Conan.[2] The series focuses on the adventures of teenage detective Shinichi Kudo who was turned into a child by a poison called APTX 4869, but continues working as a detective under the alias Conan Edogawa.
The episodes use eleven pieces of theme music: five openings and six endings.
The first opening theme is Barairo no Jinsei (薔薇色の人生, lit. "Rose-colored Life") by Mai Kuraki used for episodes 927 (season 28) - 940.
The first ending theme is Kimi to Koi no Mama de Owarenai Itsumo Yume no Mama ja Irarenai (きみと恋のままで終われない いつも夢のままじゃいられない, lit. "My Love with You as it is Can Never End but I Do Not Want it to Always Remain as a Dream") by Mai Kuraki used for episodes 928 (season 28) - 951.
The second opening theme is ANSWER by Only this time used for episodes 941 - 964.
The second ending theme is Sissy Sky by Airi Miyakawa and starts at episode 952 and was used until episode 964.
The third opening theme is Makka na Lip (真っ赤なLip, lit. "Bright Red Lips") by WANDS and starts at episode 965 and was used until episode 982.
The third ending theme is Sukoshi Zutsu Sukoshi Zutsu (少しづつ 少しづつ, lit. "Little by Little, Little by Little") by SARD UNDERGROUND and starts at episode 965 and was used until episode 976.
The fourth opening theme is JUST BELIEVE YOU by all at once used for episodes 983 - 999.
The fourth ending theme is Hoshiai (星合, lit. "Star-crossed") by all at once and starts at episode 977 and was used until episode 992.
The fifth opening theme is ZERO kara Hajimete (ZEROからハジメテ, lit. "Start from Zero") by Mai Kuraki used since episode 1000 - 1020
The fifth ending theme is Reboot by Airi Miyakawa and starts at episode 993 and was used until episode 1015.
The sixth ending theme is Veronica (ベロニカ, Beronika) by Mai Kuraki used since episode 1016.
Episode list[]
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 940 | 1 | "The Missing Girlfriend" Transcription: "Sugata o Keshita Koibito" (Japanese: 姿を消した恋人) | Kōichirō Kuroda Minoru Tozawa | Tatsurō Inamoto | May 11, 2019[3] | |
| Naruse asks Kogoro to search for his girlfriend Kaho, who suddenly disappears. After this, Kaho's sneakers and My Number card with a photo were found on the bridge, and Kogoro jumps down to the river and reasons that she committed suicide. Shio, a college student in newspaper delivery, was filming a long-haired woman jumping off a bridge. It is also revealed that Kaho came to the scene in a taxi driven by Maki. Conan searches for the point of contact between Kaho's suicide and the accident of a female college student who fell to her death from park stairs three months ago. | ||||||
| 941 | 2 | "Find Maria-chan! (Part One)" Transcription: "Maria-chan o Sagase! (Zenpen)" (Japanese: マリアちゃんをさがせ！（前編）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | June 1, 2019[4] | |
| While Conan is supposedly home with cold, Detective boys, at Kobayashi-sensei's request, visit their absent classmate, Maria, where they find her granny's 'treasure hunt'. Meanwhile, rumors run rampant on social media that Shinichi is still alive and had been involved in Kyoto 'tengu' case, resulting in reporters flocking to Kudo's house. | ||||||
| 942 | 3 | "Find Maria-chan! (Part Two)" Transcription: "Maria-chan o Sagase! (Kōhen)" (Japanese: マリアちゃんをさがせ！（後編）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | June 8, 2019[5] | |
| Conan assists Detective boys over the phone to complete the treasure hunt to find Maria. Meanwhile, Yusaku Kudo and Hattori Heiji deal with the rumors regarding Shinichi. | ||||||
| 943 | 4 | "Tokyo Barls Collection" Transcription: "Tōkyō Bāruzu Korekushon" (Japanese: 東京婆ールズコレクション) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Yoshio Urasawa | June 15, 2019[6] | |
| An invitation arrives from a female fan named Toyoko Tokushima under Kogoro. Toyoko wants her to come to the Monjayaki restaurant in Tsukishima. Kogoro sees her picture and likes beautiful Toyoko, and takes her Conan to visit her Toyoko's shop. When Kogoro calls out to the old woman dancing at the eaves, the old woman enters the store. When the old woman puts on heavy makeup, she has the same face of Toyoko as in her photo, but soon her heavy makeup is peeled off and she returns to the old woman. Toyoko was her old grandmother. | ||||||
| 944 | 5 | "The Cost of Likes (Part One)" Transcription: "Ii ne. No Daishō (Zenpen)" (Japanese: いいね。の代償（前編）) | Takanori Yano | Nobuo Ōgizawa | June 22, 2019[7] | |
| Conan, Mitsuhiko, Ayumi, and Haibara go to visit Motota, who was taken to Yonehana Central Hospital. When Motota talks with Kikuhide Otsubo, an unemployed person who was also involved in the accident, and Sumito Kagura, a member of the theater company, Yamago Kawauchi, an office worker, and Haruka Ibe, a member of the theater company, come to visit Kagura. Kawachiyama happily shoots Kagura even though he had an accident. One call came to the bank about an hour ago. It was a phone call to detonate a bank bomb in a minute. | ||||||
| 945 | 6 | "The Cost of Likes (Part Two)" Transcription: "Ii ne. No Daishō (Kōhen)" (Japanese: いいね。の代償（後編）) | Baron Horiuchi | Nobuo Ōgizawa | June 29, 2019[8] | |
| There was a false phone call saying that he had set up a bomb at the bank, and George Kojima, an unemployed Otsubo, and Kagura, a member of the theater company, passed by the bank and were injured in the turmoil. Kagura was caught up in the explosion of unexploded ordnance at the construction site half a month ago and received a tribute. His friend Kawachiyama posted a photo of unlucky Kagura on SNS and earned a lot of "likes". Conan and his friends start searching for the criminal who lied to the bank ... The next morning, Otsubo, who was killed in the park, is discovered. Mitsuhiko infers that Kagura was found to be the culprit of the bomb riot and he was killed to seal his mouth. | ||||||
| 946 | 7 | "The Cursed Tears of Borgia (Part One)" Transcription: "Noroi no Hōseki Borujia no Namida (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 呪いの宝石ボルジアの涙（前編）) | Akira Yoshimura | Masaki Tsuji | July 13, 2019[9] | |
| Yuri's body in a car is found on the dam lake for the first time in 40 years. A knife was stuck in the abdomen of the body. Borgia's tears, a cursed jewel that disappeared 40 years ago. It was rumored that Yuri had escaped at that time, but no jewels were found in the car. Yuri was the actress of Nagisa, the leading actress in the drama "I killed" produced 40 years ago. Conan and Ran cooperate with her grandson, Kaoru, who wants to prove her grandmother's innocence, and hear from the drama people at the time, but a new disaster has occurred ... | ||||||
| 947 | 8 | "The Cursed Tears of Borgia, Part Two!" Transcription: "Noroi no Hōseki Borujia no Namida (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 呪いの宝石ボルジアの涙（後編）) | Minoru Tozawa | Masaki Tsuji | July 20, 2019[10] | |
| Yuri's body in a car is found on the dam lake for the first time in 40 years. A knife was stuck in the abdomen of the body. Borgia's tears, a cursed jewel that disappeared 40 years ago. It was rumored that Yuri had escaped at that time, but no jewels were found in the car. Yuri who was the actress of Nagisa, the leading actress of the drama "I killed" (commonly known as Watakoro) produced 40 years ago. Conan and Ran cooperate with her grandson, Kaoru, who wants to prove her grandmother's innocence and hear from drama officials. Around that time, Kogoro was called by Nonogaki Real Estate when he consulted with his acquaintance Mizusawa and was involved in a fire. | ||||||
| 948 | 9 | "The Man Crushed by a Dinosaur" Transcription: "Kyōryū ni Tsubusareta Otoko" (Japanese: 恐竜につぶされた男) | Tokugane Tanizawa | Kōshirō Mikami | July 27, 2019[11] | |
| Conan, Haibara, Detective boys, and Dr. Agasa come to the Yonehana Dinosaur Museum. Conan and his friends enjoy a dinosaur show in which dinosaurs in costumes fight in the central hall. At this time, Ayumi, who was chased by a dinosaur, fell. Tatsuki Naito, the moderator who was doing her live performance, evokes her Ayumi. Immediately after the dinosaur show was over, a loud noise suddenly rang. Yui Katsurakawa, a clerk who is stunned in front of the second exhibition room where the sound is heard. A huge fossil statue of a dinosaur had collapsed there. Yoshito Kuchiki, a curator, is shocked and disappointed by the collapsed fossil statue. | ||||||
| 949 | 10 | "The Radio Questions and Concerns Show (Challenge Arc)" Transcription: "Rajio o Nayami Sōdan (Chōsen-hen)" (Japanese: ラジオお悩み相談（挑戦編）) | Takanori Yano | Nobuo Ōgizawa | August 3, 2019[12] | |
| Kogoro will appear as a guest on the Nissho TV radio program "Wide until noon" in the trouble consultation corner. Before the performance, producer Teruomi Manda was director Mamoru Kujira, announcer Ninosuke Inuyama, and broadcast writer Kaede Yashiro. , Introduces AD Rie Abe to Kogoro. Kogoro is recommended by Manda, who is in good health, and after drinking alcohol, he goes to the actual performance. | ||||||
| 950 | 11 | "The Radio Questions and Concerns Show (Solution Arc)" Transcription: "Rajio o Nayami Sōdan (Nazo Toki-hen)" (Japanese: ラジオお悩み相談（謎解き編）) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Nobuo Ōgizawa | August 10, 2019[13] | |
| Radio producer Manda and his wife, Towako, who is living apart, are murdered. Police officers Megui suspect Manda as the culprit, but Conan suspects Inuyama and Kurei, who dislike Manda, are suspicious, thinking that Manda, who is in a good condition, cannot commit a planned crime. However, Kaede does not think that Towako will kill them because they will fall into Manda. Conan hears from Rie and thinks that the radio drama that Manda has worked on in the past holds the key. After this, Conan investigates the drama and approaches the truth of the case. | ||||||
| 951 | 12 | "The Whistling Bookstore 2" Transcription: "Kiteki no Kikoeru Kosho-ten Tsū" (Japanese: 汽笛の聞こえる古書店2) | Masahiro Takada | Yūki Nōtsuka | August 17, 2019[14] | |
| Conan and his crew appear to try to solve the suspicion that Tamaki was taken away and killed through Sawada for Mizutani's book. | ||||||
| 952 | 13 | "The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part One)" Transcription: "Meikyū Kakuteru (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 迷宮カクテル（前編）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | August 31, 2019[15] | |
| Amuro, as per Black Organization's orders, investigates into Shinichi Kudo. He asks Ran about Kudo's involvement in the Kyoto 'tengu' case, only to find that her teacher told her not to talk about the case. Kogoro is invited to a bunny-girl restaurant by a client Gunzo Morooka, who receives a threat letter. After Morooka's favored bunny-girl, Yuri, collapses after drinking champagne, Amuro and Conan investigate into the poisoning case. | ||||||
| 953 | 14 | "The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part Two)" Transcription: "Meikyū Kakuteru (Chūhen)" (Japanese: 迷宮カクテル（中編）) | Yōhei Shindō | N/A | September 7, 2019[16] | |
| Amuro and Conan continue to investigate into the poisoning case, while Inspector Megure's team finds out the poison to be arsenic. Who is the culprit - a rival bunnygirl, the rich client, or his butler. Meanwhile, Amuro remembers visiting Miyano couple's clinic as a child. | ||||||
| 954 | 15 | "The Unsolved Cocktail Case (Part Three)" Transcription: "Meikyū Kakuteru (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 迷宮カクテル（後編）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | September 14, 2019[17] | |
| Conan and Amuro solve the poisoning case, and reveal the butler to be the culprit. The butler confesses to have poisoned Yuri, for his master Gunzo seemed to infatuated to her, only six months after his wife's demise. However, Yuri is revealed to be Gunzo's daughter when he eloped before marriage. Later, Amuro intrudes into Kudo's house to investigate into Shinichi, but finds himself at Akai Shuiichi's gunpoint. The Kudo couple arrive and settle the tension. | ||||||
| 955 | 16 | "The Secret of the Insect Man" Transcription: "Konchū Ningen no Himitsu" (Japanese: 昆虫人間のヒミツ) | Mayo Nozaki | Yoshio Urasawa | September 28, 2019[18] | |
| Conan, George Kojima, Mitsuhiko, and Ayumi get off at Kuronosu Station, where the village-run insect human ranch is located. At that time, an eerie cry is heard. It was in the woods with a no-go sign that made a noise. In the forest, villagers were working on excavators and bulldozers. The eerie cry was the sound of work. Conan and his friends are glared at by the villagers and run away in a hurry. Conan and his friends return to the station and encounter a human beetle in front of the cafeteria. | ||||||
| 956 | 17 | "The Mystery-Solving Water Taxi (Part One)" Transcription: "Nazo Toki Suijō Basu (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 謎解き水上バス（前編）) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Nobuo Ōgizawa | October 12, 2019[19] | |
| The body of Eiji Kadowaki, whose head was cracked, is found in Yonehana Park. Eiji was an abominable problem child for the Kadowaki family. Eiji violently attacked his mother Yasuko, and it was rumored in the neighborhood that his brother Yuichi had stopped Eiji. It also becomes clear that a suspicious man was sniffing around the Kadowaki family. Inspector Megui suspects Yuichi's crime, but Yuichi had an alibi at the time of the crime. After this, the suspicious man turned out to be Takase, a student of Yasuko, a former elementary school teacher. Megui and his friends go to Takase to hear the story ... | ||||||
| 957 | 18 | "The Mystery-Solving Water Taxi (Part Two)" Transcription: "Nazo Toki Suijō Basu (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 謎解き水上バス（後編）) | Masahiro Takada | Nobuo Ōgizawa | October 19, 2019[20] | |
| The body of Eiji Kadowaki, whose head was cracked, is found in Yonehana Park. Eiji, a problem child of the Kadowaki family, violently attacked his mother Yasuko, and it was rumored in the neighborhood that his brother Yuichi had stopped Eiji. It also becomes clear that a suspicious man was sniffing around the Kadowaki family. Inspector Megui suspects Yuichi's crime, but Yuichi had an alibi at the time of the crime. After this, the suspicious man turned out to be Takase, a student of Yasuko, a former elementary school teacher. Megui tells Takase that Yasuko's second son has been murdered and asks for an alibi at the time of her crime. Takase replies that he was trying to eat and drink for 3 hours at an izakaya. Around that time, a fire broke out at the Kadowaki family. Yuichi escapes, but Yasuko is found dead. | ||||||
| 958 | 19 | "The Poodle and the Shotgun (Part One)" Transcription: "Pūdoru to Sandanjū (Zenpen)" (Japanese: プードルと散弾銃（前編）) | Minoru Tozawa | Toshimichi Ōkawa | November 9, 2019[21] | |
| Kogoro, Conan, and Ran are invited to the birthday party of Anna, the president of a dog food company, and come to the yacht harbor. Immediately after the party started, Anna was shot dead by a masked man with a shotgun. The criminal escapes as it is. Inspector Meguire heard from Vice President Inamura, Managing Director Machiko, and Secretary Morishima, and Anna's ex-boyfriend, Panto, emerged as a suspect. However, there was an alibi in Panto that was in a burglary at Anna's home. Kogoro and his friends suspect that they are disguised as an alibi ... | ||||||
| 959 | 20 | "The Poodle and the Shotgun (Part Two)" Transcription: "Pūdoru to Sandanjū (Kōhen)" (Japanese: プードルと散弾銃（後編）) | Yōhei Shindō | Toshimichi Ōkawa | November 16, 2019[22] | |
| Kogoro, Conan, and Ran are invited to the birthday party of Anna, the president of a dog food company, and come to the yacht harbor. Immediately after the party started, Anna was shot dead by a masked man with a shotgun. The criminal escapes as it is. Inspector Meguire heard from Vice President Inamura, Managing Director Machiko, and Secretary Morishima, and Anna's ex-boyfriend, Panto, emerged as a suspect. However, there was an alibi in Panto that was in a burglary at Anna's home. Kogoro and his colleagues suspect that they are disguised as an alibi, but the police cannot arrest Panto because there is no evidence. At midnight of the day, Panto tries to take something under the yacht. At that time, Panto is hit by someone behind him with a shotgun on his head. | ||||||
| 960 | 21 | "Miss Lonely and the Detective Boys" Transcription: "Mizu Ronrī to Tantei-dan" (Japanese: 未亡人と探偵団) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Yūki Nōtsuka | November 23, 2019[23] | |
| Conan, Detective boys, and Haibara get to know Tomoko Komori, who is drinking wine alone while playing soccer in the park. Tomoko sheds tears and she confesses that her beloved boyfriend has died. Tomoko was a widow. After this, Conan and his friends have Tomoko bring her to her botanical garden. Tomoko seemed to forget her sadness while playing with her Mototas. After this, Ayumi gets lost in the botanical hall. Tomoko asks the information center and asks for her lost child to be broadcast in the hall. After a while, Kohei Kajiki comes with Ayumi's hand. Tomoko thanked Kajiki for finding her Ayumi, and she said she wanted to thank her and asked Kajiki's contact information. | ||||||
| 961 | 22 | "The Glamping Mystery" Transcription: "Guranpingu Kai Jiken" (Japanese: グランピング怪事件) | Mayo Nozaki | Akatsuki Yamatoya | November 30, 2019[24] | |
| Conan, Ran, and Sonoko come to a luxurious camp facility to enjoy the camp's glamping, which combines elegance and comfort. At the facility, company president Keidai Tozaki, his wife Kyoko Tozaki, make-up Mika Miura, and chef Hiroshi Tanabe are photographed in front of a gorgeous BBQ. I was taking a picture. At night, when Conan and his friends are relaxing in front of the bonfire, employees scream from the square. Tosaki's body was lit up in the plaza and emerged in the dark. | ||||||
| 962 | 23 | "Mori Kogoro's Grand Lecture (Part One)" Transcription: "Mōri Kogorō Dai Kōenkai (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 毛利小五郎大講演会（前編）) | Masahiro Takada | Jun'ichi Miyashita | December 7, 2019[25] | |
| Kogoro, Conan, and Ran meet with lawyer Eva Kaden for a meeting. Kogoro's lecture to commemorate the renewal of HISHIDA Hall to be held tomorrow. Eri will participate in the talk event in the second half. On her way home, Eri drops part of the file and Conan helps her pick it up. The file was a newspaper article about the murder of a university professor. The next day, when Kogoro before the lecture was drinking wine to boost the economy, the owner of the hall, Junko Hishida, and the manager, Yusaku Ujimori, came to the dressing room to greet him. | ||||||
| 963 | 24 | "Mori Kogoro's Grand Lecture (Part Two)" Transcription: "Mōri Kogorō Dai Kōenkai (Chūhen)" (Japanese: 毛利小五郎大講演会（中編）) | Minoru Tozawa | Jun'ichi Miyashita | December 14, 2019[26] | |
| An incident occurs at the venue where Kogoro's lecture is held. Inokoshi, an actor who was scheduled to participate in the talk event, was killed by someone in a closed dressing room. Kogoro infers that the former manager, Cold Spring, is the culprit, and reveals a closed-room trick using a stick. However, the suspect's cold spring confessed to a completely different murder case. It was Junko, the owner, who used a cane to push the cold spring down the emergency stairs. The tip of the cane of the cold spring matches the nape of his body. Reizumi states that Junko couldn't forgive him for neglecting his predecessor's way. | ||||||
| 964 | 25 | "Mori Kogoro's Grand Lecture (Part Three)" Transcription: "Mōri Kogorō Dai Kōenkai (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 毛利小五郎大講演会（後編）) | Akira Yoshimura Kōichirō Kuroda | Jun'ichi Miyashita | December 21, 2019[27] | |
| Two incidents occur at the venue where Kogoro's lecture is held. Former manager Reizumi kills Junko, the owner. It was Tsukinoki, the president of the security company, who killed the actor Inokoshi. Mei of the staff who found out the closed room trick of Tsukinoki and the trick that shifted the crime time and even found the evidence of the criminal. Conan can't hide her surprise when she sees Mei's reasoning power. After this, Kogoro's lecture will begin at HISHIDA Hall. The first part where Kogoro talks about the secrets of a famous detective is completed successfully. Eva Kaden, a lawyer who participates in the talk event of the second part, also comes to the venue. | ||||||
| 965 | 26 | "Kaiju Gomera VS Kamen Yaiba (Prologue)" Transcription: "Dai Kaijū Gomera Bāsasu Kamen Yaibā (Jo)" (Japanese: 大怪獣ゴメラvs仮面ヤイバー（序）) | Hiroaki Takagi | Takahiro Ōkura | January 4, 2020[28] | |
| Conan and his friends are invited to the production presentation of the new office building completion commemorative movie "Big Monster Gomera vs Kamen Yaiba" and come to Nissho TV in Osaka. During the production announcement, an accident occurred in which a talented producer Yonekura was killed by being laid under a huge monster figure in a warehouse. The rope that supported the figure was cut with a knife, and Inspector Otaki of the Osaka Prefectural Police proceeded with the investigation as an incident, not as an accident. The suspects are narrowed down to three producers, Kosugi, Mihara, and Takauchi, who are subordinates of Yonekura. | ||||||
| 966 | 27 | "Kaiju Gomera VS Kamen Yaiba (Interlude)" Transcription: "Dai Kaijū Gomera Bāsasu Kamen Yaibā (Ha)" (Japanese: 大怪獣ゴメラvs仮面ヤイバー（破）) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | Takahiro Ōkura | January 11, 2020[29] | |
| Takauchi and Mihara, who killed the talented producer Yonekura, steal Yonekura's car and escape, but the car explodes shortly thereafter. Takauchi, who was driving, died instantly. Kyoto Prefectural Police Fumimaro Ayanokoji investigates an accident in which screenwriter Onda fell off a cliff with his car. Ayakoji finds out that Onda and Yonekura had contact in the past, and it becomes clear that Yonekura was investigating Onda's accident. After this, another explosion occurred and new victims appeared. And the relevance of the incident gradually becomes apparent ... | ||||||
| 967 | 28 | "Kaiju Gomera VS Kamen Yaiba (Climax)" Transcription: "Dai Kaijū Gomera Bāsasu Kamen Yaibā (Kyū)" (Japanese: 大怪獣ゴメラvs仮面ヤイバー（急）) | Minoru Tozawa | Takahiro Ōkura | January 18, 2020[30] | |
| The murder of a talented producer Yonekura at the new office building of Nissho TV in Osaka is about to unfold. The criminal is caught, but it turns out that a bomb was set on Yonekura's car and was targeted by another person. A bomb was also set on the car of Onda, a scriptwriter who died in an accident in Kyoto. Meanwhile, there was an explosion in the warehouse, and Suemura of the Nissho movie company was killed. This is a series of bombing murders by the same offender. Yonekura, Onda, and Suemura turned out to be friends who once participated in an independent film screening. And it becomes clear that at that time, the three were bullying a friend named Ishizawa. | ||||||
| 968 | 29 | "Kaiju Gomera VS Kamen Yaiba (Finale)" Transcription: "Dai Kaijū Gomera Bāsasu Kamen Yaibā (Ketsu)" (Japanese: 大怪獣ゴメラvs仮面ヤイバー（結）) | Yasuichirō Yamamoto | Takahiro Ōkura | January 25, 2020[31] | |
| The murder of a talented producer Yonekura at the new office building of Nissho TV in Osaka is about to unfold. The criminal is caught, but it turns out that a bomb was set on Yonekura's car and was targeted by another person. A bomb was also Set on the car of Onda, a scriptwriter who died in an accident in Kyoto. Meanwhile, there was an explosion in the warehouse, and Suemura of the Nissho movie company was killed. This is a series of bombing murders by the same offender. Onda and Suemura turned out to be friends who once participated in an independent film screening. And it becomes clear that at that time, the three were bullying a friend named Ishizawa. | ||||||
| 969 | 30 | "The Young Kaga Lady's Mystery Tour (Part One)" Transcription: "Kaga Reijō Misuterī Tsuā (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 加賀令嬢ミステリーツアー（前編）) | Masahiro Takada | Yūki Nōtsuka | February 15, 2020[32] | |
| Conan, Ran, and Kogoro get involved in a kidnapping case in Kanazawa, a travel destination. However, it was a self-made performance of the victim, a former Yuzen writer, Manabu Saikawa. It was only a matter of time before the culprit was identified and arrested, but a new incident occurred where Soichi Hayashi, the president of Kimonoya, was attacked. From motivation and eyewitness testimony, Gaku becomes a leading suspect ...!? | ||||||
| 970 | 31 | "The Young Kaga Lady's Mystery Tour (Part Two)" Transcription: "Kaga Reijō Misuterī Tsuā (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 加賀令嬢ミステリーツアー（後編）) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Yūki Nōtsuka | February 22, 2020[33] | |
| Conan Edogawa came to Kanazawa with Ran Mouri and Kogoro Mouri. He meets a woman named Mari Hayashi, who carries a ransom there, and is involved in a kidnapping case. However, this kidnapping case was a self-made performance by former Yuzen writer Saigawa Manabu, who was thought to be the victim. The criminal was also known, and it seemed that the case had been resolved. | ||||||
| 971 | 32 | "MPD Transportation Department (Part One)" Transcription: "Tāgetto wa Keishichō Kōtsūbu (Ichi)" (Japanese: 標的は警視庁交通部（一）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | March 7, 2020[34] | |
| A mysterious man reminisces about a deceased woman named Aiko while staring at her last text message, blaming a group of people for her death and bending 100 yen coins with a hammer. The next day, Naeko Miike also thinks about her and Chiba when they were kids. She runs into Lieutenant Shiori Yagi of the Metropolitan Traffic police who invites her to go singing at the local karaoke lounge along with another traffic officer, Touko Momosaki, who is a skilled fighter. After singing for some time, the three ladies leave. Touko is approached by the same individual from the opening scene asking for help after claiming to have heard a girl scream at a nearby park. When Touko investigates, the man attacks her but fails, then stuns and brutally bludgeons her to death with a metal bat. The discovery of her body launches an investigation where Conan points out that Touko was pointing in the direction of a swing set next to a “no parking” sign. Shiori and Naeko are called to for interrogation, but when Shiori sees the swing set, she remembers something, but leaves without saying anything. | ||||||
| 972 | 33 | "MPD Transportation Department (Part Two)" Transcription: "Tāgetto wa Keishichō Kōtsūbu (Ni)" (Japanese: 標的は警視庁交通部（二）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | March 14, 2020[35] | |
| The investigation into Touko’s murder continues as Shiori leaves the crime scene. When seeing who had resented Touko, three traffic violators have become suspects: Kengo Aono, who was using his phone while driving and didn’t have a license, Manji Akamine because he wasn’t wearing a helmet while riding his motorcycle, and Yuzo Shiroyama for driving a vehicle with an expired inspection on top of not wearing his seat belt. All three suspects were in a rush and were arrested for attempting to flee before being issued a ticket for their infractions. That evening, Shiori arrives at a location to confront the perpetrator. She tries to convince the killer to surrender but he taunts and stuns her before being thrown out the window. Near death, Shiori texts “7155” on her phone and dies, which the killer crushes, leaving behind another bent 100 yen coin. Her body is discovered and, like Touko, she was facing a “no parking” sign. Commissioner Kuruda concludes that a serial killer, who is standing in the crowd, is on the loose targeting policewomen. While alone on a neighborhood street, Yumi helps with the investigation, oblivious that she is being stalked. | ||||||
| 973 | 34 | "MPD Transportation Department (Part Three)" Transcription: "Tāgetto wa Keishichō Kōtsūbu (San)" (Japanese: 標的は警視庁交通部（三）) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | N/A | March 21, 2020[36] | |
| Sato, Chiba, and Shiratori learn from a neighborhood citizen that a suicide occurred one week prior from the same building Shiori was thrown from. A scream nearby attracts them where they find Yumi, who they thought to have been killed, sleeping on the ground. Yumi determines that Shiori was facing a “no parking“ sign before she died. The three suspects: Kengo Aono, Manji Akamine, and Yuzo Shiroyama are mentioned again but no arrested are made. While patrolling the streets, Yumi is stalked by the killer. A drunk man, who has nothing to do with the murders, attacks her but is stopped by Subaru. Conan gets involved and investigates with Chiba. Across town, the killer lures Naeko into his car and Chiba receives a phone call from her where Naeko is heard being beaten. She taps a message but the killer hangs up the phone and prepares to murder her. | ||||||
| 974 | 35 | "MPD Transportation Department (Part Four)" Transcription: "Tāgetto wa Keishichō Kōtsūbu (Yon)" (Japanese: 標的は警視庁交通部（四）) | Yorifusa Yamaguchi | N/A | March 28, 2020[37] | |
| After remembering that Japan’s signage system is based from England’s, Conan concludes that Kengo Aono is the serial murderer. Touko and Shiori’s dying message was in fact the “no parking” sign. Blue in Japanese is “ao”, and no parking signs are a “no” layered on top of a blue sign. When combined, they form “Aono.” The “7751” on Shiori’s phone meant law article 71, section 5-5, prohibiting any persons using or looking at their mobile devices whilst operating a vehicle. Kengo is the only suspect out of the three who broke such laws. Conan also deciphers Naeko’s message, indicating she’s being held at a planetarium. As true to Conan’s deduction, Kengo unmasks himself and reveals that Aiko, the woman her killed herself, was his girlfriend. Touko and Shiori pulled him over, thereby stopping him from saving Aiko. Aiko left a message for Kengo before she died, causing him to break down in tears. Chiba accidentally sets Kengo’s trap but is saved by Naeko, who he recognizes as his childhood friend. Kengo is arrested for the murders. | ||||||
| 975 | 36 | "The Secret of the Search for His Wife" Transcription: "Tsuma Sagashi no Himitsu" (Japanese: 妻探しの秘密) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Asami Ishikawa | July 4, 2020[38] | |
| Ran and Conan run into a man searching for his wife. Along with Kogoro, they interrogate the neighbourhood only to unveil the fact that the wife had been murdered. Conan looks for clues in the garden where the corpse was buried. | ||||||
| 976 | 37 | "Follow Them! Detective Taxi" Transcription: "Tsuiseki! Tantei Takushī" (Japanese: 追跡！探偵タクシー) | Minoru Tozawa | Yoshio Urasawa | July 18, 2020[39] | |
| Conan and Kogoro search for a lost armadillo in the fish market. Their cab driver, who happens to be a Kogoro fan, takes them to the local 'Chimney Ghost' festival. Conan takes it upon himself to foil a theft attempt on the festival collection money. | ||||||
| 977 | 38 | "The Broken Fishbowl" Transcription: "Wareta Kingyobachi" (Japanese: 割れた金魚鉢) | Akira Yoshimura | Kōshirō Mikami | August 1, 2020[40] | |
| Kogoro was asked by a president of an investment company to provide bodyguards. When I went to hear the story with Conan, the company was a scam investing company that was conducting a fraudulent commercial method of making money by buying and selling rare goldfish. In front of Conan, the victims squeeze their complaints against the president. Some people even say, "I'll kill you." Still, he got angry at the president, who was eager to say, "The customers who pushed his desires were bad," and Kogoro refused his request and tried to return. But while you were waiting for the bus to return, did the company scream? When Conan and Kogoro rushed together, the president was killed! | ||||||
| 978 | 39 | "The Case On the Opposite Shore" Transcription: "Taigan no Jiken" (Japanese: 対岸の事件) | Yasuichirō Yamamoto Yorifusa Yamaguchi | Akatsuki Yamatoya | August 15, 2020[41] | |
| Conan and Detective Boys who came to the park for bird watching start observing humans on the other side of the river with binoculars to "improve reasoning power". While playing with a profession, He finds Detective Takagi in disguise staking out. Apparently, cash is being handed over in the kidnapping case. He tries to go to the other side, but it takes time to move, so he keeps watching. After that, the criminal appears in the handing over the cash and is secured, but Conan gets caught. The criminal was not a kidnapping case, but a victim of a special scam. The Detective Boys begin observing the person who seems to be the criminal. | ||||||
| 979 | 40 | "Leading a Detective Around By the Nose" Transcription: "Tantei o Hikizurimawasu" (Japanese: 探偵を引きずり回す) | Hiroaki Takagi | Nobuo Ōgizawa | August 29, 2020[42] | |
| A woman named Kanae who says "an important brooch was stolen" comes to Kogoro. Kanae said from the criminal, "I kept the treasure brooch. If you want me to return it, come to the other world. It's a park. However, if you notify the police, the treasure will be disposed of immediately.” Kogoro and Kanae headed to the designated park and found a new letter from the clock that was there. The text and the next place were specified, as if they were watching over their actions. Kogoro thinks that Kanae is being targeted for life because of the word "to that world" in the letter and the danger that often occurs. Kogoro, who had been moved from place to place one after another, remembered a certain incident that he solved two years ago. | ||||||
| 980 | 41 | "An Encouragement of the Perfect Crime" Transcription: "Kanzen Hanzai no Susume" (Japanese: 完全犯罪のススメ) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Akatsuki Yamatoya | September 5, 2020[43] | |
| Detective Takagi and Detective Sato come to the detective agency Kogoro Mouri. "Recently, a number of strange incidents have occurred," the two show Kogoro the materials of the incident. The content of the case was disjointed with marriage fraud, bank murder, burglary ... However, these cases have something in common, and the "case plot" is always included in the evidence. According to the statements of the criminals caught, the "crime adviser" sold the crime plan. The two people who found their whereabouts set a white arrow on Kogoro as an advisor on the police side. Hamanaka, a crime advisor who claims to be a “Modern Moriarity,” admits what he has done by saying he is "selling plots of crime novels" and is arrested for abetting crime. Pushed by Detective Sato’s aggression, Hamanaka begins to talk about the case he is involved in, but only the suspect in the plot "Takashi Ishigami Review Plan" is missing. | ||||||
| 981 | 42 | "Welcome to Bocchan Restaurant (Part One)" Transcription: "Botchantei e Yōkoso (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 坊っちゃん亭へようこそ（前編）) | Mayo Nozaki | Nobuo Ōgizawa | September 19, 2020[44] | |
| Conan Detective Boys discover a wounded cat assaulted by someone in a park. They search for the culprit from the bloodstains and fibers left on the cat's claws. On the other hand, at a restaurant called "Bocchan," the customer service chief was found dead. His coat looks a lot like the fibers left on the cat's claws ... | ||||||
| 982 | 43 | "Welcome to Bocchan Restaurant (Part Two)" Transcription: "Botchantei e Yōkoso (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 坊っちゃん亭へようこそ（後編）) | Minoru Tozawa | Nobuo Ōgizawa | September 26, 2020[45] | |
|
On the day Conan and Detective Boys protected the injured cat, the chief customer service officer, “Uranari,” was found dead in the restaurant "Bocchan," which reproduced Natsume Soseki's novel "Bocchan." As the police investigation progresses, even the manager "red shirt,” who was thought to be a leading candidate for the criminal will be found dead the next day. The police think it was a suicide after they thought they couldn't escape. However, Conan, who noticed that the body of Uranari had been moved, discovers that it was a disguise to make the "red shirt" that lived on the premises look suspicious. At Ayumi's suggestion, "We want to find the criminal who did something terrible to the cat!", The Detective Boys investigate the criminal, stopping Conan from trying to tell Kogoro and Inspector Megure. | ||||||
| 983 | 44 | "Kid vs. Komei the Targeted Lips (Part One)" Transcription: "Kiddo Bāsasu Kōmei Nerawareta Kuchibiru (Zenpen)" (Japanese: キッドＶＳ高明 狙われた唇（前編）) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | N/A | October 3, 2020[46] | |
|
Heiji and Kazuha were on their way to Tokyo by Shinkansen to go to the Suzuki Museum with Conan and his friends. At the Suzuki Museum, the world's largest conk pearl "Fairy Lip” is on display, and it seems that the Phantom Thief Kid is aiming for this. Conan and his friends learn about it in Jirokichi Suzuki's challenge to Kid. The challenge letter said, "The jewels are ready to be seen from all directions." At the Suzuki Museum, "Fairy Lip" is in a room made of hard glass, placed in a huge icicle. Inspector Nakamori and Inspector Takaaki Morofushi of the Investigation Division 1 of the Nagano Prefectural Police Headquarters were there. On the other hand, the Phantom Thief Kid had already come to preview among the riot police and felt the presence of two high school detectives and a smart Inspector Komei was a threat. He hesitated to issue a notice, but a person appeared who complained that “the imitation was replaced with the genuine conch pearl ring that he had deposited and returned." | ||||||
| 984 | 45 | "Kid vs. Komei: The Targeted Lips (Part Two)" Transcription: "Kiddo Bāsasu Kōmei Nerawareta Kuchibiru (Kōhen)" (Japanese: キッドＶＳ高明 狙われた唇（後編）) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | N/A | October 10, 2020[47] | |
| Conan, Ran, Kogoro, and Heiji, and Kazuha from Osaka come to the Suzuki Museum. Meanwhile, Kaito Kid, who had announced that he would steal the jewels on display at the museum and one of the world's largest conch pearls, "Fairy Lip," disguised himself as Kazuha and snuck into the exhibition room. Splendidly stealing the jewels......? | ||||||
| 985 | 46 | "The Two Faces (Part One)" Transcription: "Futatsu no Sugao (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 二つの素顔（前編）) | Masahiro Takada | Akatsuki Yamatoya | October 24, 2020[48] | |
| A woman named Masako Muto is coming to Mori Kogoro detective agency. Masako is said to be looking for her husband, Issei Muto, who disappeared. The other day, Masako, who was driving her car to have lunch with a friend, saw her husband in a town that was not his place of work. She called out to him when he broke up with a strange woman he was with, but for some reason he ran away and she lost sight of him. Conan and Kogoro visit her husband's company from a business card at home, which was a fictional office virtual office used by young entrepreneurs to start their own businesses with cheap funds. What on earth was her husband doing....? | ||||||
| 986 | 47 | "The Two Faces (Part Two)" Transcription: "Futatsu no Sugao (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 二つの素顔（後編）) | Minoru Tozawa | Akatsuki Yamatoya | October 31, 2020[49] | |
| Masako Muto's husband, Issei Muto, came to Mori Kogoro's office. His original job, which had disappeared, was not a trader but the president of a recycling company. Reflecting on the cover-up he had been hiding from Masako, it looked as if the Muto couple had settled safely. The next day, however, the detective agency was contacted that Issei had been found dead, and Conan and Kogoro hurried to the scene. The next day, however, the detective agency was contacted that Issei had been found dead, and Conan and Kogoro hurried to the scene.The estimated time of death of the body is between 2:00 and 6:00 today. The cause of death was not yet known, but the body was burned and charred, and all teeth had been removed to delay identification. Conan wonders if it was really true that he died. When he went to the company with Kogoro, he learned about the existence of Mr. Yoshihiko Nonaka, an employee who was absent without permission. Conan and Kogoro head to Nonaka's home, but he isn’t there. Meanwhile, Conan noticed that he didn't have any belongings. | ||||||
| 987 | 48 | "The Company Dissolution Party"[a] Transcription: "Kaisha Kaisan Pāti" (Japanese: 会社解散パーティ) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Jun'ichi Iioka Chisato Matsuda | November 7, 2020[50] | |
|
Conan, Ran, and Kogoro go to a restaurant to eat, and they come across employees of the mail-order site "Kureno" holding a "company dissolution party". There were President Jiro Kureno, Public Relations Junnosuke Toda, Product Management Eiji Koshimoto, Accounting Mayu Narita, and Web Designer Hiroo Kamijo. Kureno, who was given a bouquet with words of labor, collapses. The bouquet was filled with poisonous needles. Hearing the story, each participant had a motive for killing. Meanwhile, an employee testifies that he witnessed Echimoto crouching in front of the bouquet and doing something. Participants are gathered again, but Echimoto is not there ... | ||||||
| 988 | 49 | "The Feuding Girls" Transcription: "Igamiau Otome-tachi" (Japanese: いがみ合う乙女達) | Akira Yoshimura | Kōshirō Mikami | November 14, 2020[51] | |
| Conan, Ran, and Sonoko see models selling seal toys that can be operated with smartphones at the shopping mall where they came to shop. When the three of them were taking a break in the backyard, the models they saw earlier were there. The atmosphere of each of them was bad, especially the atmosphere of the two people who seemed to have competed in the commercial audition was the worst. Conan and his friends went back to shopping, but soon after they heard a scream ... | ||||||
| 989 | 50 | "The Case of Ayumi's Illustrated Diary" Transcription: "Ayumi no Enikki Jikenbo" (Japanese: 歩美の絵日記事件簿) | Yasuichirō Yamamoto | Akatsuki Yamatoya | December 5, 2020[52] | |
| A jewelry store in the Beika-cho shopping district on the school road of Conan and the Detective Boys. There is a decorative clock of which only five exist in the world. The residents are also curious. The watch is fully secure, but Conan notices that he is being targeted by thieves. The reason for this was "Ayumi's picture diary" ... | ||||||
| 990 | 51 | "The Automatic Tragedy (Part One)" Transcription: "Ōtomatikku Higeki (Zenpen)" (Japanese: オートマティック悲劇（前編）) | Masahiro Takada | Nobuo Ōgizawa | December 12, 2020[53] | |
| A man's request to the Mouri detective agency was to find the culprit in the case where his father was murdered. In the case, a father who was alone at home was beaten in the head by someone and died, and about 300,000 yen in cash was stolen. The man said, "It's like I've let him die." | ||||||
| 991 | 52 | "The Automatic Tragedy (Part Two)" Transcription: "Ōtomatikku Higeki (Kōhen)" (Japanese: オートマティック悲劇（後編）) | Hiroaki Takagi | Nobuo Ōgizawa | December 19, 2020[54] | |
| While the client, Fusaya Oide, was running away from home, his father, who was alone at home, was robbed and killed. Conan and Kogoro find the person who stole it, but say "he didn't killed him." While the criminal image was hard to see, they headed to the scene again. Who really murdered his father..... | ||||||
| 992 | 53 | "Murder at the Townhouse Café"[b] Transcription: "Machiya Kafe de no Jiken" (Japanese: 町屋カフェでの事件) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Akatsuki Yamatoya | December 26, 2020[55] | |
| Conan comes to a machiya cafe that serves donuts that are reputed to look good on SNS with Ran and Sonoko. However, there are only a few clerks and suspicious customers in the store. After Conan and his friends spend a while at the cafe, suddenly they hear screams from the toilet. There was a manager who was hit in the head and collapsed. | ||||||
| 993 | 54 | "Kyogoku Makoto the Understudy (Part One)" Transcription: "Daiyaku Kyōgoku Makoto (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 代役・京極真（前編）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | January 9, 2021[56] | |
|
Conan, Ran, Sonoko, Kyogoku, and Sera went to see a movie on their way home and encountered a man holding a pistol and taking a woman hostage. The woman was saved by the success of Kyogoku, but it was an actor who was shooting a TV drama. Kyogoku will take the place of the fainted actor. The shooting site where Conan and his friends came to visit was the closed schoolyard and the classroom on the fourth floor. There were many staff members such as director Shigematsu Tomioka and assistant director Daisaku Otori, actors Ayaya Tokuzono, Nanako Kamiaki, Hideka Yui of make-up, and Yota Hazuki of AD. Kyogoku begins practicing action with a detective. After the break, a camera was set in the schoolyard for Tokuzono to take a fall scene from the 4th floor. At that time, Tokuzo fell with a scream, and Kyogoku appeared from the window on the fourth floor .... | ||||||
| 994 | 55 | "Kyogoku Makoto the Understudy (Part Two)" Transcription: "Daiyaku Kyōgoku Makoto (Chūhen)" (Japanese: 代役・京極真（中編）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | January 16, 2021[57] | |
| Conan, Ran, Sonoko, and Sera come to visit the shooting site of the TV drama in which Kyogoku will take the place. However, there is an incident in which actor Ayaya Tokuzono falls from the 4th floor of the school building at the shooting site. The assistant director, Daisaku Otori, who seems to have noticed the criminal, seems to be secretly sending a message and planning something. The police started the investigation as murder because Tokuzono's smartphone was placed in an unnatural place outside the window on the fourth floor. On the other hand, Sera asked Conan and his friends about "Shinichi Kudo", "Isn't he taking strange medicine?" "When Shinichi is there, isn't Conan?" | ||||||
| 995 | 56 | "Kyogoku Makoto the Understudy (Part Three)" Transcription: "Daiyaku Kyōgoku Makoto (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 代役・京極真（後編）) | Mayo Nozaki | N/A | January 23, 2021[58] | |
| Tokuzono, an actor, falls at the drama filming site. Otori, an assistant director who may have noticed the perpetrator of the incident, is also murdered. He seems to have been poisoned, but no poison was detected in the drink he had until the last minute. Conan investigates while being at the mercy of Sera, who is obsessed with searching for "Shinichi Kudo". | ||||||
| 996 | 57 | "The Skilled Hawk Hides His Crimes" Transcription: "Nō Aru Taka wa Tsumi o Kakusu" (Japanese: 能ある鷹は罪を隠す) | Minoru Tozawa | Hiro Masaki | January 30, 2021[59] | |
| Conan, Ran, and Kogoro came to Takenoie, a traditional-style house cafe in a peaceful village. The "Okuhoriyama Festival" is being held there, but the inside of the store is empty. Conan and his friends enjoy experiencing puffed rice and falconry, but Genichi Takehara, the owner of the traditional-style house cafe who was hunting wild boar, appears injured after being shot by a gun and dies in front of them. Kogoro thinks it was due to an outburst when he was surprised by a hawk... | ||||||
| 997 | 58 | "Intrigue at Smile Village" Transcription: "Sumairu no Sato no Inbō" (Japanese: スマイルの里の陰謀) | Masahiro Takada | Yoshio Urasawa | February 13, 2021[60] | |
| Conan and the Detective Boys are invited to an ultra-high-end nursing care facility for the elderly. The grandmothers living there seem to have been fans since they saw the Detective Boys. Meanwhile, Conan and his friends, who felt uncomfortable with the chairman and the secretary-general, went to look into the chairman's office ... | ||||||
| 998 | 59 | "The Frying Pan of Hatred" Transcription: "Nikushimi no Furaipan" (Japanese: 憎しみのフライパン) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Kōshirō Mikami | February 20, 2021[61] | |
| Conan, Ran, and Kogoro came to the monitoring venue of a frying pan developed by a venture company. When the introduction by the employees is over, the president is called to say hello, but it does not come out easily. When Conan and others rushed to hear the screams from the president's office, the president who shed blood from his chest was lying down. While the police were investigating, an explosion occurred in the research building on the premises. | ||||||
| 999 | 60 | "Troublesome Kindness" Transcription: "Meiwaku na Shinsetsushin" (Japanese: 迷惑な親切心) | Ryūta Kawahara | Jun'ichi Iioka Chisato Matsuda | February 27, 2021[62] | |
| At the izakaya where Conan, Ran, and Kogoro are eating, there was a salaryman, Kusano, who proudly talked about the "kindness" he had been to. Yamanashi, a colleague who was listening to the story, smiled wryly because it was all thought to be "noisy". On the other hand, Kotani, who was sitting at the counter, was trembling with anger. Kotani was one of the "noisy" victims, and he was planning to be there and was listening to Kusano.... | ||||||
| 1000 | 61 | "The Moonlight Sonata Murder (Part One)" Transcription: "Piano Sonata "Gekkō" Satsujin Jiken (Zenpen)" (Japanese: ピアノソナタ『月光』殺人事件（前編）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | March 6, 2021[63] | |
| Conan, Ran and Kogoro are called to Moonshima, a small island in Izu, in a letter from a mysterious client. However, the client was a pianist who should have died playing the piano sonata "Moonlight" 12 years ago. The third memorial service of the former mayor, which I happened to see at the community center that I visited to investigate the client. In the midst of that, "Moonlight" began to flow... | ||||||
| 1001 | 62 | "The Moonlight Sonata Murder (Part Two)" Transcription: "Piano Sonata "Gekkō" Satsujin Jiken (Kōhen)" (Japanese: ピアノソナタ『月光』殺人事件（後編）) | Yasuichirō Yamamoto | N/A | March 13, 2021[64] | |
| Moonshima, a small island in Izu visited by Conan, Ran, and Kogoro. The third anniversary of the death of the former village mayor was going on at the community center. During that time, "Moonlight" began to flow and the current village mayor was found dead. There is a blood-stained musical score at the scene, and Conan reads the message from the criminal... | ||||||
| 1002 | 63 | "The Beika City Shopping Center Garbage Bin Mystery" Transcription: "Beika Shōtengai Dasuto Misuterī" (Japanese: 米花商店街ダストミステリー) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | Takeharu Sakurai | April 17, 2021[65] | |
|
Conan, along with Haibara, and Detective Boys was cleaning the shopping district as a class activity. At that time, the mountain of garbage which gathers in a part by the wall is found. There seems to have been a trash can originally there. There, Conan and his friends learn about the existence of a woman named Chiemi Isojima who was cleaning this area alone. In the shopping district, the number of restaurants and other stores increased, and they were also concerned about the installation of trash cans; they couldn't stand the overflowing trash, so they removed the trash cans. The next day, Conan and his friends came to the shopping district to find garbage in the same place and set out to find the culprit. What is the mystery of the garbage that gathers under the disappeared trash can....? Meanwhile, at Teitan High School, where Ran, Sonoko, and Sera attend, ideas for the world sports festival "WSG (World Sports Games)" a global sports festival that occurs once every four years were being recruited, and the world was showing excitement... | ||||||
| 1003 | 64 | "The 36-Cell Perfect Game (Part One)" Transcription: "Sanjūroku Masu no Pāfekuto Gēmu (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 36マスの完全犯罪（前編）) | Akira Yoshimura | N/A | April 24, 2021[66] | |
|
Kogoro, Conan, Amuro, and "Irohara Sushi" craftsman Kanenori Wakita were heading to Nagano, replacing Sonoko, who was originally supposed to go with them, had a fever, and Ran, who was going to visit her. This was because the client, Yasuo Hihara, wrote in the letter, "Be sure to come with four people." The letter also contained a piece of paper written in katakana cipher. The four of them arrived at an abandoned church in the depths of a snowstorm. In the chapel were Yorito Fujide, a high school teacher, Kohei Wada, an office worker, Ikue Furuura, a banker, Yosuke Kawasaki, a banker, and Sumiya Nishino, a bartender. In their conversation, Conan and his friends find out that their client, Hihara, committed suicide here two months ago. Suddenly, a loud sound echoes and the parking lot where the car was parked collapses. The nine of them gets stuck and contacts the Nagano Prefectural Police. However, The Nagano Prefectural Police's Kansuke Yamato, Yui Uehara, and Takaaki Morofushi, who came to the site, confirmed that the entrance of the tunnel was blocked by the avalanche and could not be picked up immediately. They instruct them to wait in the church. Meanwhile, Takaaki, who had come to the scene, felt the smell of gunpowder from the tunnel and inferred that it was an artificial avalanche that was carried out to trap the people who came to the church. On the other hand, Conan and his friends, who will spend the night at the church, begin to prepare and break the code. | ||||||
| 1004 | 65 | "The 36-Cell Perfect Game (Part Two)" Transcription: "Sanjūroku Masu no Pāfekuto Gēmu (Chūhen)" (Japanese: ３６マスの完全犯罪（中編）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | May 1, 2021[67] | |
|
Kogoro, Conan, Amuro, and "Irohara Sushi" craftsman Wakita head to an abandoned church after receiving a request. The nine of them, including a former high school classmate of the client, Yasuo Hihara, divide their roles and prepare to spend the night in the abandoned hospital, but Wada, an office worker, is found dead in the bathroom with a gunshot wound between the eyes. Immediately, Kogoro contacts the Nagano Prefectural Police. Kansuke Yamato, Yui Uehara, and Takaaki Morofuhi watch the video of the crime scene sent by Kogoro. When Morofushi sees the image of Amuro in the video, he thinks to himself, "I saw him somewhere before......” Since they don't know what will happen next, the eight decide to work in pairs. Conan teams up with Amuro and returns to the restroom to begin their investigation. Conan asks Amuro about the "Rum" of the Black Organization , but Amuro is confused and tells him that the person is very impatient. Meanwhile, the remaining six hear the sound of breaking glass and decide on a pair to go check it out. They take three of the five cases of mint tablets, empty the remaining two, and mix them up so that they don't know which ones they have emptied. The pair that draws the case that contains the contents and makes the sound goes to check on it. The pair that was to go and see what was going on was Nishino, a bartender, and Kawasaki, a banker, who had proposed the lottery and was the last to draw a case. After a while, Nishino comes back alone. As soon as he saw the mail Kawasaki had received, he changed his color and went to the bathroom. At that moment, a scream echoes out and Kawasaki is found poisoned to death in the bathroom. A new piece of paper with a new code was found on the floor. ...... | ||||||
| 1005 | 66 | "The 36-Cell Perfect Game (Part Three)" Transcription: "Sanjūroku Masu no Pāfekuto Gēmu (Kōhen)" (Japanese: ３６マスの完全犯罪（後編）) | Nobuharu Kamanaka | N/A | May 8, 2021[68] | |
| Conan, Kogoro, Amuro, and "Irohara Sushi" craftsman Wakita came to the abandoned church. Conan and his friends are surrounded by four sheets of cryptography paper with katakana characters, which will be the key to solving the case, but they can't find the clue to decipher it. Then, they receive a call from Inspector Yamato of the Nagano Prefectural Police, who is clearing snow from the tunnel, saying that he will pick them up in about three hours. ...... | ||||||
| 1006 | 67 | "Who Poisoned the Victim?" Transcription: "Doku o Ireta no wa Dare" (Japanese: 毒を入れたのは誰) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Masaki Tsuji | May 15, 2021[69] | |
| Conan and Ran are at a party hosted by the second president of Sasano Financial, Kogoro's client. The president has received a death threat and they are there to be his bodyguards. There are three guests at the party, who seem to have a grudge against the president. As announced, the president was poisoned.... | ||||||
| 1007 | 68 | "Out For Revenge (Part One)" Transcription: "Fukushūsha (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 復讐者（前編）) | Masahiro Takada | Nobuo Ōgizawa | June 5, 2021[70] | |
| A brutally murdered body is found, stabbed to death with a knife. When Conan and Kogoro meet Inspector Megure and his team, who are investigating the victim's friends, they learn that his friends are also in Yonehana Town and offer to help. They head to the office of investment consultant Natsukawa, where they find Fuyuki, a financier, and Akiha, a real estate agent. Although they should know about Haruyama and the person who has been holding a grudge against him, the three of them are not cooperating ....... | ||||||
| 1008 | 69 | "Out For Revenge (Part Two)" Transcription: "Fukushūsha (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 復讐者（後編）) | Rokō Ogiwara | Nobuo Ōgizawa | June 12, 2021[71] | |
| The body of a slaughtered man is found, stabbed to death with a knife, and his friend Natsukawa is also killed in the same way. Based on their relationship, a man named Komoto, who was defrauded out of his money in a fraudulent investment scheme ten years ago, emerges as a suspect. Komoto also appears to Akiba, but accidentally falls off a cliff. The series of murders seems to have come to an end, but the next day, Akiba is found murdered in the same manner. Is Komoto still alive and continuing his revenge ......? | ||||||
| 1009 | 70 | "The Lost Article That Smells Like a Case" Transcription: "Otoshimono wa Jiken no Nioi" (Japanese: 落とし物は事件のにおい) | Minoru Tozawa | Jun'ichi Iioka Chisato Matsuda | June 19, 2021[72] | |
| Conan arrives at the park where Ayumi picked up the bracelet with Mitsuhiko and Genta. On the road facing the park, there were tire tracks and what looked like blood stains from a car that had sped off. Deciding to return the bracelet to the owner themselves, the Detective Boys go around the accessory stores and come across a certain person. ...... | ||||||
| 1010 | 71 | "The Idol Whose Smile Disappeared" Transcription: "Egao o Keshita Aidoru" (Japanese: 笑顔を消したアイドル) | Hiroaki Takagi | Yoshio Urasawa | June 26, 2021[73] | |
| An officer named Taishi Yamasato, who said that he started working at the police box in Yonehana-cho this month, comes to the Mori Detective Agency. He comes to the office to ask for advice about a dine and dash case at a restaurant in Yonehana-cho, and a similar case in Gaito-cho, where he originally worked. The woman who ate and ran away had blond hair and sunglasses, and looked like Kayoko Kakurai of the idol group DDPP. ...... | ||||||
| 1011 | 72 | "Picking Wild Plants and Clovers (Part One)" Transcription: "Sansai Gari to Kurōbā (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 山菜狩りとクローバー（前編）) | Kōichirō Kuroda | N/A | July 10, 2021[74] | |
| Conan and the Detective Boys, led by Kobayashi-sensei and Wakasa-sensei, head to Gunma for a class on interacting with nature. Maika Zenda, a former elementary school teacher, is waiting for them at the nearest station. They get into a van prepared by Zenda and arrive at a place to pick wild vegetables. They have a good time in the nearby fields. ...... | ||||||
| 1012 | 73 | "Picking Wild Plants and Clovers (Part Two)" Transcription: "Sansai Gari to Kurōbā (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 山菜狩りとクローバー（後編）) | Masahiro Takada | N/A | July 17, 2021[75] | |
| Conan and his friends encounter an incident while picking wild vegetables. The body was not shown in the photograph taken by the car when they arrived, and the victim's fiancée, Maika Zenda, who was under suspicion, had an alibi that she had been working with Ayumi. The police discover a new suspect at the victim's villa. Meanwhile, Conan finds the clover that Ayumi was looking for....... | ||||||
| 1013 | 74 | "The Man Who Loved Too Much" Transcription: "Aishi Sugita Otoko" (Japanese: 愛しすぎた男) | Ryūta Kawahara | Kōshirō Mikami | July 24, 2021[76] | |
| Conan and Kogoro are on their way to the store to prepare dinner, when they pass a house and see a crowd of people. There was a man lying on the floor with blood pouring from his head in a flamboyant ransacked room. According to the couple of the house, they happened to encounter the burglar. When he attacked them, they fought back and ended up killing him. The case seemed to end in self-defense, but ....... | ||||||
| 1014 | 75 | "The Novelist Known as the Demon King" Transcription: "Maō to Yobareta Shōsetsuka" (Japanese: 魔王と呼ばれた小説家) | Minoru Tozawa | Nobuo Ōgizawa | July 31, 2021[77] | |
| Conan and Kogoro are walking through the residential area of Yonehana Town when they see a crowd of police and onlookers in front of a mansion. It is the home of Shintaro Tabun, a successful writer, where a body has been found shot to death. A rifle was found in his study, but there were no witnesses. His disciples, Naoya Akaike and Miyuki Izukawa, were the first to discover the body. There were four other disciples, including Ryunosuke Oto and Haruo Chigasaki. As we listened to their stories, we found out that Tabun's works were written by his disciples, and that they had a grudge against him. ...... | ||||||
| 1015 | 76 | "Stakeout" Transcription: "Harikomi" (Japanese: 張り込み) | Akira Yoshimura | Jun'ichi Iioka Chisato Matsuda | August 14, 2021[78] | |
| The Detective Boys witness Detective Chiba buying a large amount of food at a convenience store and follow him. They entered an ordinary apartment building. They thought he might have come to see a friend, but Conan deduced that the apartment was newly built and Detective Chiba was on a stakeout there. He follows him and finds Detective Takagi there as well. The Detective Boys ask him to let them wait until the doctor comes to pick them up, and hear that the reason for the stakeout is the jewelry store robbery and murder that happened last week. | ||||||
| 1016 | 77 | "The Monorail Sniper Case (Part One)" Transcription: "Monorēru Sogeki Jiken (Zenpen)" (Japanese: モノレール狙撃事件（前編）) | Kōichirō Kuroda | Akatsuki Yamatoya | August 28, 2021[79] | |
| Conan and Kogoro are on their way to the bay area when they see a bullet hit the monorail, wounding one of the passengers. The two jump out of the monorail at an emergency stop and pursue the shooter, coming to a room in an apartment building where they think the shooter is....... | ||||||
| 1017 | 78 | "The Monorail Sniper Case (Part Two)" Transcription: "Monorēru Sogeki Jiken (Kōhen)" (Japanese: モノレール狙撃事件（後編）) | Masahiro Takada | Akatsuki Yamatoya | September 4, 2021[80] | |
| A bullet injury occurs on the monorail that Conan and Kogoro are riding. The two track down the perpetrator and arrive at an apartment building, but the perpetrator they find there escapes to the Tohto Market. At the Tohto Market, an employee is found bound and with his mouth covered. The culprit steals the employee's belongings and seems to be trying to do something with them. ...... | ||||||
| 1018 | 79 | "The Antique Tray Can't Be Hidden (Part One)" Transcription: "Kottō Bon wa Kakusenai (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 骨董盆は隠せない（前編）) | Tazumi Mukaiyama | N/A | September 11, 2021[81] | |
|
Conan is called to the Agasa residence and learns that Dr. Agasa is planning to make a fortune from a small vintage plate that he brought back from his uncle's villa, and he is going to ask an appraiser he knows. Conan wonders why he has been summoned, but it turns out to be Haibara. Sera had been staking out the front of the Agasa residence, and Haibara was worried. When Ran and Sonoko mention Haibara's name as a "mature child," Haibara gets angry when she hears that Sera is probably checking up on her. Then Okiya comes to bring her some food, and Sera follows her. Sera wants to hear what she has to say, but she can't leave Haibara alone, so they all head for the appraiser. However, the antique art appraiser, Hogen Nishizu, has been beaten by someone at home and is dying. When Agasa hurriedly leaves the room to call the police, the assailant who had been lurking behind appears and stabs Nishizu to death. There were three people at the mansion: Motoyuki Toshima, the president of a securities company, Kinji Chono, the former president of a real estate company, and Suzue Sakamaki, the director of an art museum, who had come to request the authenticity of a Tsuigoku tray that was said to be worth tens of millions. The culprit and the real Tsuigoku tray are......? | ||||||
| 1019 | 80 | "The Antique Tray Can't Be Hidden (Part Two)" Transcription: "Kottō Bon wa Kakusenai (Chūhen)" (Japanese: 骨董盆は隠せない（中編）) | Minoru Tozawa | N/A | September 18, 2021[82] | |
| Hogen Nishizu, an antique art appraiser, was stabbed to death with a spear. At the scene were Motoyuki Toshima, the president of a securities company, Kinji Chono, the former president of a real estate company, and Suzue Sakamaki, the director of an art museum, who had come to ask for an appraisal of a lacquer artifact called a Shiikoku tray. Dr. Agasa remembers how Nishizu looked when he was still breathing ....... Sera, on the other hand, was concerned about a certain situation with Okiya. | ||||||
| 1020 | 81 | "The Antique Tray Can't Be Hidden (Part Three)" Transcription: "Kottō Bon wa Kakusenai (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 骨董盆は隠せない（後編）) | TBA | TBA | September 25, 2021[83] | |
| 1021 | 82 | "Rondo of Bad Friends" Transcription: "Akuyū-tachi no Rinbu" (Japanese: 悪友たちの輪舞) | TBA | TBA | October 2, 2021[84] | |
| 1022 | 83 | "Curse Museum" Transcription: "Noroi no Myūjiamu" (Japanese: 呪いのミュージアム) | TBA | TBA | October 9, 2021[85] | |
| 1023 | 84 | "The Whistling Bookstore 3" Transcription: "Kiteki no Kikoeru Kosho-ten Surī" (Japanese: 汽笛の聞こえる古書店3) | TBA | TBA | October 16, 2021[86] | |
Notes[]
References[]
- ^ "名探偵コナン staff list". Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. Retrieved January 22, 2013.
- ^ "Case Closed FAQ". Funimation. Archived from the original on March 27, 2004. Retrieved October 3, 2010.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 4 May 2019. Retrieved 4 May 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 4 June 2019. Retrieved 4 June 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 11 June 2019. Retrieved 11 June 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 22 June 2019. Retrieved 22 June 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 22 June 2019. Retrieved 22 June 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 29 June 2019. Retrieved 29 June 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 6 July 2019. Retrieved 6 July 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 3 August 2019. Retrieved 3 August 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 3 August 2019. Retrieved 3 August 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 30 August 2019. Retrieved 30 August 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 31 August 2019. Retrieved 31 August 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 31 August 2019. Retrieved 31 August 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 11 October 2019. Retrieved 11 October 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 6 November 2019. Retrieved 6 November 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 7 December 2019. Retrieved 7 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 December 2019. Retrieved 28 December 2019.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 29 February 2020. Retrieved 29 February 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 30 March 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 30 March 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 30 March 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 7 July 2020. Retrieved 7 July 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 6 August 2020. Retrieved 6 August 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 29 September 2020. Retrieved 29 September 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 10 October 2020. Retrieved 10 October 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 14 November 2020. Retrieved 14 November 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 5 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 12 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 19 December 2020. Retrieved 1 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 26 December 2020. Retrieved 26 December 2020.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 9 January 2021. Retrieved 9 January 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 16 January 2021. Retrieved 16 January 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 23 January 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 6 February 2021. Retrieved 19 January 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 13 February 2021. Retrieved 13 February 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 20 February 2021. Retrieved 21 January 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 27 February 2021. Retrieved 27 February 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 6 March 2021. Retrieved 1 March 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 10 April 2021. Retrieved 10 April 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 17 April 2021. Retrieved 17 April 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 24 April 2021. Retrieved 24 April 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 1 May 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 8 May 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 29 May 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 5 June 2021. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 13 June 2021. Retrieved 23 May 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 22 June 2021. Retrieved 23 May 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 26 June 2021. Retrieved 17 June 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 10 July 2021. Retrieved 17 June 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 17 July 2021. Retrieved 22 June 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 24 July 2021. Retrieved 22 June 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜��探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 31 July 2021. Retrieved 19 July 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 14 August 2021. Retrieved 20 July 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 28 August 2021. Retrieved 28 August 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 5 September 2021. Retrieved 5 September 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 11 September 2021. Retrieved 11 September 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 18 September 2021. Retrieved 5 September 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 17 September 2021. Retrieved 17 September 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 17 September 2021. Retrieved 17 September 2021.
- ^ "Jiken Fairu｜Meitantei Konan" 事件ファイル｜名探偵コナン [Case File｜Detective Conan]. Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 17 September 2021. Retrieved 17 September 2021.
Categories:
- Case Closed episode lists
- 2019 Japanese television seasons
- 2020 Japanese television seasons
- 2021 Japanese television seasons
- Anime postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic
- Anime productions suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic