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Investigating the festival doll break-in reveals clues pointing to the neighbor, connoisseur, and old lady.
Mar 10, 2003Police investigate a break-in where occupants were absent. Conan identifies suspects including a neighbor seeking a painting, an art connoisseur, and an old lady living with her son and daughter-in-law. The son is excluded as he was working. Conan notes that disturbed doll positions respect traditional precedence of left over right, a custom altered only during the Meiji era. This detail highlights the old lady, originally from Kyoto in the Kansai region where older traditions persist, and the connoisseur, who possesses specialized knowledge. These factors make them the primary suspects in the case involving the festival dolls.
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Murder Disguised as Suicide at the Observatory During a Hiking Trip
Mar 17, 2003Kogoro, Ran, and Conan visit an observation deck during a hike, where they witness a man jump to his death. The victim is identified as Takaya Hirai. Conan determines the death is a murder staged as suicide. He tranquilizes Kogoro to solve the case, revealing the culprit is Eeichirou Kondou, Hirai’s co-worker. Kondou jumped first, landing on a tree, then pushed the unconscious Hirai off. Conan proves this by finding Hirai’s nest debris on the tree and Kondou’s boot prints. Kondou confesses that Hirai was blackmailing him after Kondou accidentally caused a co-worker’s death.
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Kuroki murders Hayakawa by using growing bamboo to hang him after stealing his paintings.
Apr 14, 2003Jiroo Kuroki asks Kogoro Mouri to assist Shizusan Hayakawa, an artist suffering from depression because he can no longer draw due to age. During a fishing trip, Hayakawa’s maid discovers his body hanging from bamboo. Conan investigates and realizes Kuroki is the killer. He tranquilizes Kogoro to expose the truth: Kuroki drugged Hayakawa with sleeping pills, took him to a bamboo forest, and tied a noose around his neck. Kuroki then cut down surrounding bamboo so the specific stalk would receive more sunlight and grow rapidly, lifting the victim until he hanged himself. Kuroki confesses that he committed the crime because his sensei refused to let him sell paintings under his own name.
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The Tarnished Masked Hero Part One
Apr 21, 2003Kogoro, Ran, and Conan attend a professional wrestling match where a wrestler challenges the legendary Wolf Face. Before the bout, Wolf Face's challenger, Hyota Nagase, is discovered dead in his room. A secret video camera captures a man wearing Wolf Face's mask committing the murder. Consequently, four wrestlers who share the same body structure as Wolf Face are gathered and interrogated by the police.
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The Tarnished Masked Hero Part 2 reveals the true identity of the Wolf Face killer.
Apr 28, 2003After reviewing surveillance footage, Conan deduces the culprit's identity by analyzing the Wolf Face mask's movement. He tranquilizes Kogoro and instructs the wrestlers to wear the mask while walking in a straight line. Conan identifies Iwao Ushigome as the murderer because the figure on camera struggled to walk, indicating unfamiliarity with the mask. Evidence includes a torn mask on Ushigome with blood seeping onto a second mask found in his jacket, stained with Nagase's blood. When Ushigome attacks the other wrestlers, Ran incapacitates him, confirming the deduction.
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Mouri, Ran, and Conan investigate a fatal stabbing at a remote massage chair lab after their car breaks down.
May 5, 2003Mouri, Ran, and Conan are traveling in a rental car that breaks down in an isolated mountain pass. Unable to use cellphones, they locate a nearby building and request to use a telephone. The location is a massage chair development laboratory where three developers have created new prototypes. Tension is evident among the three developers and the company President. The situation escalates when one developer stabs the President and flees in his car. He subsequently crashes and dies. The group witnesses the immediate aftermath of this violent incident within the secluded facility.
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Conan Uses Security Footage to Reveal the President as the True Culprit
May 12, 2003Utilizing security camera footage, Conan gathers additional evidence to analyze the suspect's route. This investigation allows the boy to reconstruct the events accurately. He identifies the actual perpetrator and exposes the truth through Kogoro. The president is revealed to be the real culprit. It was believed that the president killed the victim and then fled in a car he had previously tampered with.
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Yuuichi Kusaka is murdered in a park while his sensei and rival suspect each possess an alibi.
May 19, 2003Yuuichi Kusaka, a client of Kogoro's, is found dead in the park. Kogoro and Conan interrogate Yuuichi's sensei Ryuutarou Tsukigata, a novelist known for his books about ninjas and learn that Yuuichi called his sensei at 8:10 pm to tell him he arrived at the train station. Kogoro reveals the murderer should be Masaru Saruhashi and reveals that they were both competing to be Tsukigata's assistant. The police interrogate Saruhashi who has an alibi between the time of 8:00 and 9:00. Conan finds a key to the train's station locker. Realizing how the murder was done, Conan heads to the train station to confirm what the object in the locker was. Conan then sets up a meeting at Kogoro's office where the police and two suspects are gathered. After knocking Kogoro out with a tranquilizing and using his voice changing bow-tie to impersonate Kogoro, Conan reveals that Kusaka attempted to murder Saruhashi but was killed in self-defense. Conan reveals that Kusaka stored a bag containing his objects along with a tape recorder and phone timed to call Tsukigata at 8:10 to create an alibi; This is evidenced by a train ticket revealing the actual time Kusako was at the train station. After Kusaka's death, Saruhashi carries the body to the park and heads to a bar to create his alibi.
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The Disappearance of the Kidnapper's Vehicle in the First Segment
May 26, 2003Conan and the Detective Boys visit hospitalized friend Jun, who requests assistance in sneaking out to a game room. Conan agrees to stay behind in Jun's place. A man enters the room, mistakenly believing Conan is Jun, and kidnaps him to demand a ransom from the family. After the ransom is paid, the police place the money in a van accompanying the kidnapper. However, while traveling through a tunnel, the van vanishes completely, leaving no trace of its existence.
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Conan escapes captivity to reveal the kidnapper's tunnel trick and identify the true culprit.
Jun 2, 2003Jun and the Detective Boys return to the hospital, allowing the police to realize Conan was the actual hostage. Conan escapes his confinement, travels to the hospital, and undergoes questioning by the authorities. Together with Takagi, he deduces the method the kidnapper used to vanish the truck in the tunnel. Shortly thereafter, the inspector informs the detective that the kidnapper's corpse has been discovered, revealing he was murdered by an accomplice. Although the police initially suspect Jun's stepmother, Conan successfully proves that the driver of Jun's family is the real culprit behind the crime.
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Heiji Hattori's Desperate Situation! (Part 1)
Jun 9, 2003Heiji, Kazuha, and Kasukawa are held hostage in an attic. Conan, Ran, and Kogoro search for them using clues from a phone call. They investigate Detective Kasukawa's home and find evidence Heiji was there. Conan discovers a memo mentioning Kenbashi City and the Ito Residence. The group investigates people with the surname Ito but finds no information about Heiji. It is revealed that Heiji is held by Misari Ito, an attorney leading a tax evasion group. Ito demands Heiji solve a code created by Kasukawa. This code contains a seven-digit-code for a safe box holding evidence of her scandal.
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Heiji Hattori's Desperate Situation! (Part 2)
Jun 16, 2003Held at gunpoint, Heiji transmits a modified code to Kogoro, which Conan deciphers by interpreting K, Q, and J as King, Queen, and Jack. Conan identifies the final digits as letters, prompting a coded reply that Heiji shares with Misari before heading to the bank. Heiji explains that the numbers form a dice pattern and that the code LIB signifies Libra, referencing the scales and attorney badge. The message instructs to lure one culprit out. At Ito's residence, Conan incapacitates the two kidnappers and rescues Kazuha. Police subsequently arrive to arrest the criminals.
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Investigating the Red Horse Arsonist Near Ryoko Morozumi's House
Jun 23, 2003Heiji Hattori investigates a suspicious man near Ryoko Morozumi's residence after Kasukawa requests assistance. An arsonist known as the Red Horse, named for figurines left at crime scenes, has targeted three precincts previously. With Ryoko's home on the fourth list, the group suspects the man is the culprit. During their surveillance, the house burns down at night. Four individuals are considered suspects: salesman Takanori Genda, Feng shui reader Misao Soga, Ryoko's sister Keiko Gondou, and her husband Akira Morozumi. Because Soga, Gondou, and Morozumi have alibis, Genda becomes the primary suspect in the case.
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The Red Horse Among the Flames: The Investigation
Jun 30, 2003Ran and Kazuha receive a red horse from Genda on the way home. Kogoro realizes that Genda plans to burn the Mouri Agency with Ran and Kazuha in it and rushes home to find out that Genda had been arrested. Ran explains that Genda appeared at the Agency asking for the Red Horse back since it will cause the building to be set ablaze and she called the police due to his strange behavior. Conan and Heiji suspect that while Genda was the cause of the first three fires, the fourth fire might have been created to murder Ryoko while placing the blame on Genda. Conan and Heiji investigate and realize that Genda has been experience psychological problems and that the other three suspects could have manipulated him to cause the fires. They investigate Ryoko's house and realize how the fire was started.
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Heiji and Conan expose Akira Morozumi as the arsonist behind the house fires
Jul 7, 2003After discovering covert listening devices planted by Soga and Gondou in Genda's home, the group identifies the true culprit. That night, as the suspects retrieve the devices, Heiji and Conan confront Akira Morozumi before he can ignite a fire. They reveal that Akira, Genda's psychiatrist, manipulated his patient into believing he was starting the flames, while the first fire was accidental and the subsequent three were deliberate. Heiji explains that the fourth fire was caused by a light bulb wrapped in paper with a match inside, which ignited at a specific temperature. Conan clarifies that the other suspects only used the devices to feign future prediction. Akira is arrested, and Genda is released from custody.
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Conan solves a murder involving poisoned wine at a birthday party hosted by Ran's friend.
Jul 14, 2003Richard, Rachael, and Conan attend a small birthday celebration hosted by a friend of Ran. During the event, a woman dies after drinking wine that had already been sipped by another guest. Conan deduces the method used to bypass the safety of shared consumption and identifies the killer. The murderer confesses that the victim was his girlfriend, who had accumulated significant debt by continuously purchasing expensive items. This financial burden motivated him to commit the crime. The case highlights the intricate trick employed to poison the drink without immediate detection by others present at the gathering.
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Ayumi attempts to call Ai by her first name during a camping trip that ends in a suspicious death.
Jul 28, 2003Ayumi resolves to address Ai Haibara by her first name, Ai-chan, during the Detective Boys camping trip. The group encounters four college students who offer a ride in their campervan to the mountain summit for fireworks viewing. While descending, the body of one student, Yasumi Shirafuji, is discovered on the road. Initial evidence at the summit suggests she lost control of her bike and fell off the cliff. However, Conan notes the absence of blood on the cement, indicating the scene may be staged. He concludes that Shirafuji was murdered and identifies the remaining three college students as the primary suspects in the case.
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Conan uncovers the murder method and identifies Haruka Tendou as the culprit in this case.
Aug 4, 2003Conan determines how Shirafuji’s body was positioned on the road and identifies the killer. He mimics Agasa’s voice to explain that the victim was murdered and placed on a van using the sunroof and plastic wrap to minimize friction. Releasing the sunroof caused the body to fall backward while the vehicle moved, explaining its discovery location. Conan accuses college student Haruka Tendou, citing her switch to different jeans and the disposal of the blood-stained pair. Tendou admits to feigning wealth and killing friends who exploited her for money. Meanwhile, Haibara permits Ayumi to call her Ai-chan, marking an acceptance of their friendship.
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Kogoro, Ran, Sonoko, and Conan seek shelter during a rainstorm and discover a suspicious death.
Aug 11, 2003Kogoro, Ran, Sonoko, and a sick Conan meet tennis instructor Hiroto Akashi while on a trip to play tennis. It starts to rain heavily and their van is washed away, forcing the group to take shelter at Hiroto’s house nearby. Hiroto introduces his adoptive father, Iwao, to everyone and has made spicy curry for dinner. When Ran goes to get Iwao’s plate, she hears a muffle sound and goes back to the living room. She goes back a second time, at Hiroto’s request, but finds Iwao hanging in his room, bleeding from his mouth. Inspector Yamamura is called to investigate; both he and Kogoro conclude that Iwao took his own life. Hiroto is considered the prime suspect, but he was washing dishes and witnesses to back his claim. Conan gets involved and finds a napkin with bite marks on it, a knotted lamp string, thin marks on Iwao’s wrists, and something missing from the incident.
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Conan uncovers the truth behind Iwao Akashi's death while losing his voice.
Aug 18, 2003Conan identifies Hiroto as the killer of Iwao Akashi, despite the suspect's flawless alibi. By guiding Kogoro, Sonoko, and Yamamura, Conan forces an accusation against Hiroto. The investigation reveals that the excessive curry served was intended to gather witnesses for a staged suicide. Hiroto murdered Iwao by suspending him via a rope in his mouth, which slipped and caused fatal injury, dislodging two teeth. To hide the evidence, Hiroto concealed a tooth in the curry and claimed Iwao had dental work, a lie disproven by his ability to eat. Hiroto admits he killed Iwao after overhearing harsh words spoken at his wife's funeral. He asserts he would have committed the crime regardless of witnesses. Consequently, Hiroto is taken into custody for murder.
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Kogoro’s Failed Investigation and the Mystery of the Unsubmitted Ballet Entry
Aug 25, 2003Kogoro accepts a ¥10 million commission from Mikio Fujieda to identify an assassin, but squanders ¥8 million without success. Ran contacts her mother, Eri Kisaki, for assistance, leading Conan, Ran, and Eri to the Fujieda mansion. There, they encounter Yukiko, who is investigating on behalf of her husband Yusaku. The two women recall a high school pageant that ended in a tie because one participant failed to submit their ballet entry. Ran discovers that Kogoro possesses an unsubmitted ballet from that contest, which captures the attention of the investigators. The episode concludes with security footage capturing Fujieda being shot.
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Conan identifies the butler as the killer using a hint from his father to solve the case.
Sep 1, 2003Conan deduces the murderer after receiving a clue from his father, revealing that the butler, Shouhachi Ueki, is responsible. He explains that Fujieda was drugged with Isoprenaline, which caused him to become stunned and dazed when standing to stretch, leading witnesses to believe the culprit was present during the murder. Conan clarifies that Fujieda was shot from outside the room, citing the presence of Isoprenaline in the served coffee and a silencer found on Ueki as evidence. Ueki confesses to killing Fujieda to protect the garden his former master had cultivated. Meanwhile, at the Mouri agency, Yukiko and Eri ask Kogoro about his vote for their high-school pageant. Kogoro admits he voted for Eri, mistakenly believing that "Miss Teitan" implied a mistake, and stating it was an error for Eri to enter the competition.
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Yukiko leaves the children with Akira Hojima before a murder occurs at the film studio.
Sep 8, 2003Yukiko takes Conan, Ai, and the Detective Boys to a Kamen Yaiba movie preview, which is delayed until later that night. Because she must catch a flight to America, she entrusts the children to Akira Hojima, an employee of the film. Before departing, Yukiko warns Conan about a black car following them. Akira brings the group to his nearby apartments and invites other staff members to play Mahjong. Later, a scream wakes everyone to discover salesman Furumura Norihiro murdered by a knife in a dark, messy room. Conan investigates how the killing occurred silently in total darkness without detection.
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Police investigation reveals Akira's motive while Conan exposes Yoshikiko Negami as the true killer using a button clue.
Sep 15, 2003Police determine Furumura’s camera recorded no suspicious sounds during the attack, though they suspect Akira due to his financial motive stemming from Furumura ruining a film. Conan summons Agasa to reveal Akira as a suspect and explain the significance of a missing shirt button. The culprit later returns to Akira’s apartment to retrieve the button, allowing police and Agasa to set a trap that identifies employee Yoshikiko Negami as the murderer. Using a voice-changing bow-tie, Conan explains that Negami utilized fluorescent tape to move silently across the room and paint Furumura’s button to facilitate the stabbing. Negami confesses, noting the ruined scenes could not be reshot because a lead actor had died. Meanwhile, Conan informs Haibara that he had Takagi test the stalking black car occupants for alcohol, and their smoking indicates the suspects have lost their trail.
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- When did Meitantei Conan come out?
- Meitantei Conan came out in 1996.
- Which studio made Meitantei Conan?
- Meitantei Conan was produced by TMS Entertainment.
- Who directed Meitantei Conan?
- Meitantei Conan was directed by Kenji Kodama.
- Is Meitantei Conan finished?
- Current status of Meitantei Conan: Airing.