Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV)
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Akechi Investigates Makoto Tojo's Death Using an Ice Spike Theory
Feb 7, 2000The group believes Makoto Tojo was murdered, yet the method remains unclear because sharp objects are prohibited in the fencing club. The actual weapon was not a sword, leaving the cause of death ambiguous. Akechi hypothesizes that an ice spike served as the murder weapon, offering a potential explanation for how the crime was committed without violating the club's strict rules regarding prohibited items. This theory provides a new direction for the investigation into Tojo's death.
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Saki, Hajime, and Miyuki visit a beachside inn where a university group shares a ghost story.
Feb 14, 2000Saki, Hajime, and Miyuki travel to an inn located next to a beach. Upon arrival, they encounter a group of university students who are also staying at the same establishment. During their time there, one of the college students recounts a tale concerning a ghost named Hanako. The narrative focuses on this interaction and the sharing of the supernatural story within the setting of the beachside accommodation.
- 123EP 123
The Missing Art Club Student Is Found Dead Despite Alibis
Feb 21, 2000A student from the art club who had previously gone missing is discovered deceased. The investigation reveals that every individual who accompanied him during the exploration possesses a verified alibi. This situation creates a complex scenario where the primary suspects are seemingly cleared of involvement due to their confirmed whereabouts at the time of the incident. The narrative focuses on the discrepancy between the victim's fate and the unimpeachable evidence provided by his companions, highlighting the mystery surrounding the case.
- 124EP 124
Hajime Dissects Killer's Tricks to Reveal Truth in Ghost School Murder Case File 3
Feb 28, 2000Hajime reaches the conclusion of the investigation, but must first dismantle the various methods employed by the perpetrator to execute the crime. The resolution relies on crucial evidence that has been recorded on film. This process involves carefully analyzing the tricks used to obscure the truth, ensuring that every detail is accounted for before the final verdict is reached. The captured footage serves as the pivotal piece of information needed to connect the dots and expose the reality behind the events.
- 125EP 125
The Mystery of the Vanishing First Edition Sherlock Holmes Collection
Mar 6, 2000While the mystery club focuses on preparations for the upcoming school festival exhibit, a valuable collection of first edition Sherlock Holmes novels is stolen. The incident occurs during the busy period when club members are occupied with their tasks. This theft creates a puzzle for the group to solve amidst their event planning duties. The loss of these specific literary items stands out as a significant breach of security within the club's premises during this critical timeframe.
- 126EP 126
Hajime and Miyuki visit Deep Blue Island resort in Okinawa
Apr 10, 2000Hajime and Miyuki receive an invitation from an ocean development corporation to visit their resort located on Konpeki Island in Okinawa. The island is also referred to as Deep Blue Island. Upon their arrival, the founder's daughter personally welcomes the two guests to the facility. This setting establishes the location for the events described in the first file of the Murderous Deep Blue series, focusing on the interaction between the visitors and the host family at this specific resort destination.
- 127EP 127
White-clad armored figures from an organization seek to revive King Caesar's kingdom.
Apr 17, 2000Men wearing white armor are revealed to be members of a specific organization. Their objective is to resurrect the kingdom associated with King Caesar. As part of their plan, they have abducted numerous individuals. These victims are confined in separate rooms located on the 7th floor of a building. The narrative focuses on the actions of these captors and the predicament of those held against their will within this specific section of the structure.
- 128EP 128
Investigation into the Deep Blue Symbol Found at the First Murder Scene
Apr 24, 2000A deceased individual is discovered within a chamber illuminated by candles arranged to form the "DEEP BLUE" insignia. The narrative centers on the subsequent efforts of the characters to evade the investigative influence and control exerted by Kindaichi. This account details the immediate aftermath of the crime scene discovery and the resulting attempts to avoid being targeted or managed by the detective's methods. The focus remains strictly on the visual evidence left at the location and the reactions of those present as they navigate the immediate threat posed by Kindaichi's pursuit.
- 129EP 129
Two sons discovered dead in separate rooms, prompting Kindaichi to suspect armored attackers
May 1, 2000The narrative centers on the discovery of two deceased sons located in distinct rooms. Kindaichi analyzes the scene and formulates a theory regarding the cause of death. He considers the possibility that the victims were killed by individuals wearing armor. This investigation focuses on the specific circumstances surrounding the bodies and Kindaichi's initial assessment of the potential perpetrators based on the evidence found at the scene.
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Kindaichi identifies King Caesar and the killer's specific motion in the fifth deep blue file
May 8, 2000In this installment, the detective successfully resolves the mystery by revealing the true identity of King Caesar. He further explains the precise physical movement executed by the perpetrator to commit the crime. The narrative focuses on the logical deduction required to connect the clues to the culprit's actions, ensuring the audience understands the mechanics behind the murder. This summary reflects the core investigative elements presented in the fifth file of the series, highlighting the resolution of the central conflict through careful observation and reasoning.
- 131EP 131
Hajime trails Miyuki after suspecting she has a companion, leading to a car accident investigation.
May 15, 2000Hajime follows Miyuki because he believes she is with someone else, but she is soon involved in a car accident. Inspector Kenmochi identifies the driver of the minivan, which belongs to a photography studio. The studio's three members have used the vehicle to travel to various locations across Honshu Island. Kindaichi discovers that one of these individuals is lying about their activities and whereabouts during the time of the incident, revealing a crucial detail in the case.
- 132EP 132
Investigation into a Park Murder Involving the Yamata no Orochi Myth
May 22, 2000A homicide occurs in a park, prompting an investigation led by Hajime. He travels to Izumo to examine a special dying message left by the victim. This message contains specific details regarding the myth of Yamata no Orochi. The narrative focuses on the connection between the crime scene and this legendary serpent. Hajime's journey to Izumo is driven by the need to decode the significance of the myth within the context of the murder. The case file centers on these elements as the primary clues for resolving the incident.
- 133EP 133
Congresswoman Aoyama dies in fire, leading police to a lake skeleton with only glasses as identification.
May 29, 2000Congresswoman Aoyama is killed in a fire. Later, Fumi discovers a skull being thrown into a lake. The following morning, police recover a skeleton from the water. The only identifiable item found with the remains is a pair of glasses. This evidence complicates the investigation into the death of the politician. The discovery of the skull by Fumi precedes the official police finding of the skeletal remains. The case relies heavily on the glasses for identification, as no other personal effects are mentioned in the available records regarding the recovery of the body from the lake.
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Professor Shirai Decodes Yamata no Orochi Tomb Before Fatal Cave Incident
Jun 5, 2000The skeletal remains are identified as a professor linked to the two victims. That same night, university professor Shirai successfully deciphers the code for the tomb of Yamata no Orochi. He enters what he believes to be the tomb, which is revealed to be a large cave by the next morning. However, shortly after entering this cavern, Shirai is killed. This event connects the professor directly to the earlier deaths and the ancient myth surrounding the serpent. The investigation must now account for this new murder and the specific circumstances of Shirai's death within the cave structure.
- 135EP 135
The fourth case file details the killer's revelation regarding the professor and three victims.
Jun 12, 2000In this installment of the Izumo Myth Murder Case File series, the perpetrator discloses specific details concerning the incident involving the deceased professor and three other victims. The narrative focuses on the killer's confession, which reveals the events that transpired between the professor and the additional individuals. This account provides insight into the connections between the victims and the circumstances surrounding the professor's death, as presented through the killer's perspective. The episode centers on the unfolding of these past events and their significance to the ongoing investigation.
- 136EP 136
Superintendent Akechi's Splendid Reasoning in Las Vegas File 1
Jun 19, 2000While playing a game of Go at police headquarters, Hajime prompts Superintendent Akechi to recall a past incident in Las Vegas. Akechi, who is skilled at Go, previously participated in a tournament there alongside his formidable rival, Kenneth Goldman. His partner, Patricia O'Brian, was also present during this event. The narrative connects Akechi's current gameplay to these specific memories from his time in Las Vegas, highlighting his strategic abilities and the individuals involved in that earlier competition.
- 137EP 137
Superintendent Akechi's Brilliant Deduction in the Las Vegas Case Part Two
Jun 26, 2000While Superintendent Akechi prepared for a chess match, a fellow Japanese player was discovered deceased within a room. Akechi identified Kenneth as the culprit, leading to his arrest. This summary reflects events from the Las Vegas File 2 narrative as documented on Wikipedia.
- 138EP 138
Miyuki Nanase Faces Murder Suspicions After an Amusement Park Incident
Jul 3, 2000Hajime and Miyuki visit an amusement park where Miyuki accidentally spills coffee on a girl's belongings, provoking her anger. While Hajime apologizes and enters the park, the girl is later discovered dead in a waterway. Miyuki becomes the primary suspect in the murder. The narrative focuses on the investigation into this sudden crime, questioning Miyuki's involvement and the circumstances surrounding the victim's death. The story centers on how the detective resolves the mystery and clears the misunderstanding arising from the initial conflict at the park.
- 139EP 139
Investigation into the Russian Dolls Murder Case File 1
Jul 10, 2000Following the death of a renowned author, his estate is to be split among five heirs. Takarada summons Hajime, Saki, and Miyuki to the Russian Mansion in Hokkaido. The group discovers five Russian dolls within the residence. This event initiates the investigation into the Russian Dolls Murder Case File 1, as the successors gather to claim their inheritance under mysterious circumstances.
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Investigation into the Second Russian Dolls Murder Case File
Jul 17, 2000The investigation begins with the discovery of Tadaharu Jinmei, who is found dead inside a bathtub. The following morning, Hajime encounters Takarada seated on the sofa, only to realize that he is looking at Takarada's corpse. This sequence of events marks the progression of the case involving the Russian Dolls murders, as the narrative shifts from the initial victim to the sudden and shocking discovery of the second body in a domestic setting.
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The Third Russian Dolls Murder Case Investigation
Jul 24, 2000Raimon Yuzuki becomes the next victim of the killer and is discovered strangulated. Scarlet Roses and Hajime arrive at her residence to visit her. Upon finding the body, Hajime attempts to analyze the circumstances surrounding the crime. He focuses on understanding the mechanics behind the locked room scenario to identify how the murderer committed the act without leaving the premises. This investigation marks the third case in the Russian Dolls Murder series, requiring careful deduction to solve the puzzle.
- 142EP 142
The fourth installment of the Russian Dolls Murder Case File
Jul 31, 2000Two additional successors are killed, escalating the danger of the ongoing investigation. This incident marks the fourth case within the Russian Dolls Murder Case File series. The narrative focuses on the increasing threat posed by these successive attacks. The situation becomes more perilous as the body count rises. The story continues to explore the implications of these murders. The investigation faces new challenges due to the repeated violence. The focus remains on the victims and the escalating stakes. The case file documents these specific events in detail. The danger intensifies with each new death. The narrative maintains a factual account of the occurrences. The successors' demise drives the plot forward. The investigation proceeds despite the heightened risks. The series continues to unfold through these tragic events.
- 143EP 143
The True Identity of the Conductor Is Exposed in the Fifth Russian Dolls Murder Case
Aug 7, 2000This installment of the Russian Dolls Murder Case File 5 series focuses on the revelation of the Conductor's true identity. The narrative centers on uncovering the hidden background and personal details of this significant figure within the ongoing investigation. The episode provides critical information regarding the Conductor's past, clarifying their role and motivations in the context of the case. This disclosure serves as a pivotal moment in the storyline, offering viewers deeper insight into the characters involved and the complex web of relationships surrounding the murder mystery. The exposition is presented through direct narrative elements that confirm the previously unknown aspects of the Conductor's existence.
- 144EP 144
Art appraiser attacked after receiving theft warning at secured estate
Aug 14, 2000An art appraiser receives a warning notice regarding a planned art theft. Shortly after, while inside a heavily secured estate, the appraiser is attacked by an unknown individual. The incident occurs within the protected grounds, suggesting a direct connection to the prior warning. The attacker's identity and motives remain unclear during the confrontation. This event highlights the vulnerability of high-security locations despite their defenses. The attack serves as a pivotal moment in the narrative, raising questions about the security measures and the identity of the perpetrator involved in the potential theft.
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- How many episodes does Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) have?
- Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) has 148 episodes.
- When did Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) come out?
- Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) came out in 1997.
- Which studio made Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV)?
- Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) was produced by Toei Animation.
- Who directed Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV)?
- Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) was directed by Kounosuke Uda.
- Is Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV) finished?
- Current status of Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo (TV): Finished.