Meitantei Conan

Kogoro and Conan visit author Osamu Umezu, who is found dead in his apartment under suspicious circumstances.

Kogoro Mouri and Conan Edogawa visit famous author Osamu Umezu to get his book signed. They meet secretary Mikami Touru, who is worried because Osamu is not answering calls. The group goes to Osamu's apartment and discovers his body. While evidence initially suggests suicide, Kogoro spots blood on a trash bin, indicating murder. The suspects are Osamu's assistant and son, who have keys. Conan puts Kogoro to sleep and impersonates him to solve the case. He reveals that Mikami is the murderer. Mikami used a string on the roof to retrieve the key after locking the door from outside. Conan notes that Osamu died holding his trophy upside down, hiding his book titles and Mikami's name, which are palindromes. A button ripped from Mikami's shirt was stuck to the sofa with gum. Mikami confesses that Osamu had stolen his manuscript and published it as his own work.

The Great Dog Coeur's Triumph

Conan and Ran befriend couples owning dogs named Musashi and Coeur. Neighbor Yoriko Nakatani hires Kogoro to investigate Musashi’s aggression, suspecting the owners upset him. The next day, Nakatani’s mother-in-law is found dead with bite marks on her throat. Conan struggles with the case until Coeur discovers a clay model of a dog’s jaw, revealing the murder method. Police confirm Nakatani used the model to puncture the victim’s throat, while Musashi’s mouth blood resulted from licking the wound. Nakatani confesses, explaining her motive stemmed from her mother-in-law’s public criticism regarding her son’s choice of wife.

Freelance Writer Investigates Detective Boys Before Murder Discovery

A freelance journalist visits the Detective Boys and their teacher at his apartment, only to find him bludgeoned to death. Conan detects wiped blood on an answering machine button and the doorknob, hypothesizing that the killer left a message to create an alibi. Haibara cautions Conan against showing off to avoid drawing attention, leading him to guide Takagi and Megure toward the clues using his typical childish behavior. Meanwhile, the Detective Boys feel that Conan’s immature antics are making the group look foolish.

The Detective Boys Analyze Suspect Voicemails to Identify the Killer

The Detective Boys examine three suspect answering machine messages to verify call times and locations. Haruka’s message features background television noise, the second includes a conductor with allergies, and the third involves a caller asking for the time. Conan guides the police to realize only one alibi is fake. They arrest the suspect and discover the victim’s blood on his motorcycle.

Aya Returns to Seek Help Regarding Her Grandmother and Daughter's Death

Aya visits Shinichi’s home to request assistance with a case concerning her grandmother and her daughter, who died at age 17. Conan investigates the matter and uncovers the truth behind the events. He reveals that the promise made four years ago was for Aya to become a real actress and for Shinichi to become a real detective by the time they reunited. The episode concludes with Conan receiving a text message from Ran to Shinichi, inquiring about the nature of their past promise.

Azusa Enomoto reports strange messages from a trapped boy to Poirot Cafe staff

Azusa Enomoto, a waitress at Poirot Cafe, informs the group that she received unusual texts from a young boy who appears to be kidnapped or stranded in a location lacking food and water. Because the boy can only send messages and cannot receive replies, Conan must carefully analyze the clues contained within the outgoing texts to determine his precise location. The investigation relies entirely on interpreting these one-way communications to locate the missing child before his situation becomes critical.

Sasamoto Survives Attack, Leading to Investigation of Hikage's Novel and Friends' Deaths

Sasamoto survives a falling cinder block attack and suspects his college friend Hikage, who vanished 3 years ago. Hikage wrote a novel predicting the murder of three friends, and Nesu was already found dead in a park. The remaining friend, Kamio, receives an exploding package causing minor injury. Conan analyzes brake marks to question the attacker's intent. He discovers Hikage gave his manuscript to Kamio, who rejected it, leading Hikage to commit suicide in the mountains. After tranquilizing Kogoro, Conan explains that Kamio was blackmailed by Nesu regarding Hikage's death. Kamio orchestrated Nesu's murder to look like Hikage's work, then staged attacks on himself and Sasamoto to cover his tracks.

The Detective Boys attend a stunt show where a driver dies in a suspicious crash.

The Detective Boys visit a Kamen Yaiba stunt show where director Shinji Fukamachi and assistant director Hidehiko Nakasato reprimand stunt driver Kengo Rikiishi for performing a dangerous car jump. Kengo, angered by the crew's insistence on using an RC car for the roof scene, performs the stunt in a rage and dies upon impact. Conan detects that the seat belt was loose, indicating Kengo attempted to escape but was prevented. After the police are alerted, Conan reveals the accident was a premeditated murder. He proves that director Fukamachi swapped the cars and locked the seat belt to ensure Kengo could not exit the vehicle. Fukamachi confesses to using production funds to pay off debts, while the children return home with Genta covered in stickers.

Kogoro and Conan investigate a suicide that Conan proves is murder using a dental mirror.

Kogoro and Conan visit an apartment to examine the death of Yamamoto, who appears to have committed suicide by shooting himself. His friend is suspected because he fled without contacting authorities. After Kogoro eats strawberries, Conan identifies the killer. He investigates Yamamoto's dentist, then tranquilizes Kogoro to reveal the truth. The murderer is Yamamoto's neighbor, Yumi Suzuki, who worked as a dental assistant. Conan deduces that Yumi entered the apartment, offered treatment, and shot Yamamoto when he opened his mouth. As proof, Conan shows that the coffee stirrer found at the scene is actually Yumi's dental mirror.

Daijirou Manaka survives a fall and faces suspicion regarding his uncle and a suicide note.

Struggling artist Daijirou Manaka is critically injured by a falling I beam. While hospitalized, Takagi and the Detective Boys examine his belongings, discovering a license, rope, gloves, and a suicide note. Upon waking, Daijirou feigns amnesia when questioned by Takagi, but Conan detects the deception. Conan deduces that Daijirou harbors deep resentment toward his uncle, who refused support unless Daijirou abandoned his art career, leading to a plan to murder him while staging it as suicide. Conan visits the uncle’s mansion and discovers he has secretly purchased Daijirou’s paintings. He persuades the uncle to intervene and stop the impending suicide. Daijirou ultimately realizes his uncle’s true feelings and care for him.

Junior Detective Club members dig for clams at the beach before a college student is found poisoned in his car.

Members of the Junior Detective Club spend their time at the beach, actively digging up clams during their outing. They soon cross paths with a group of college students who are also on a similar excursion. The atmosphere shifts dramatically later when one of the male college students is discovered deceased. The cause of death is determined to be poisoning, and the body is found inside the car that the group had previously ridden in together. This sudden tragedy interrupts the leisure activities of both groups, introducing a serious criminal element to the day's events.

Investigation into the cyanide poisoning of a boy found dead with green tea

A boy dies after consuming cyanide hidden in his bottle of green tea. Conan determines the death was a murder rather than an accident. He works alongside the Detective Boys to locate and secure crucial evidence that supports his theory. Once the proof is gathered, Detective Jyugo arrests the person responsible for the crime. The case concludes with the confirmation of foul play and the apprehension of the offender by the authorities.

Kogoro Deciphers Coded Message Using Goro the Russian Blue's Clues

A man hires Kogoro to decode a text message from his daughter, who refuses to explain its meaning. During this task, Kogoro cares for Eri’s Russian Blue kitten, Goro. Goro accidentally drops a dictionary, prompting Kogoro to realize the English code can be translated into Japanese. The kitten then investigates Kogoro’s video tape collection, noting a missing tape and identifying Hiragana and Katakana characters with missing strokes. By reconstructing these characters, Kogoro solves the puzzle, revealing the daughter intended to buy her father a birthday present with a friend. Conan returns from school and removes the Katsuobushi used to guide Goro. Kogoro contacts the client, claiming failure but affirming the daughter’s good character.

The Sealed Western-Style Window (Part 1)

Conan, Ran, Sonoko, and Eisuke hike to a mountain villa after a bridge collapse. Lacking signal, they visit a neighboring property recently purchased by the band Dorcus for cheap due to haunting rumors. The original owner’s brother went mad after claiming an evil spirit used a sealed second-floor window, leading to his wife’s locked-room murder and his subsequent suicide. While waiting for Ayako, Eisuke spots a face in the mysteriously opened window. The group enters to find a band member dead in the same locked-room manner as the previous victim.

Inspector Yamamura Investigates While Eisuke Spies on Conan

Inspector Misao Yamamura arrives to conduct an investigation. Conan attempts to gather clues to assist with the case, but his efforts are hindered by Eisuke, who begins to spy on him. To avoid appearing suspicious to the watching Eisuke, Conan is forced to employ different tactics while trying to collect evidence. The narrative focuses on the tension between Conan's investigative goals and the need to evade Eisuke's scrutiny during this phase of the inquiry.

Kogoro attempts Rakugo performance while Megure investigates stabbing at actor's restaurant

Kogoro, Conan, and Inspector Megure visit a Rakugo center where Kogoro plans to perform for a drinking prize. They stop at a restaurant owned by Meguro Miya, the ex-wife of famous actor Ichimatsu. After the performance, Ichimatsu is stabbed and hospitalized. Evidence initially implicates Miya, but her former apprentice, Manragutei Kisaburou, claims responsibility. Both women and the apprentice attempt to take the blame, yet Conan determines the true culprit. Following the resolution, Miya and Kisaburou visit the injured Ichimatsu in the hospital. The episode concludes with Kogoro practicing his poor performance, forcing Conan, the Inspector, and a police officer to endure it.

Takagi and Miyamoto pose as a couple to catch a killer threatening a real bride and groom.

Takagi and Miyamoto pose as a bride and groom to catch a serial killer who threatened the real couple. Chiba reports a burned corpse near the river, leading Megure to deduce the victim was killed for a wedding invitation. A mysterious video arrives, prompting Megure to suspect the killer is in the chapel. Conan suggests the bride meet guests to find the burglar who entered her home. The bride identifies three suspicious guests: a photographer, a snowboarding instructor, and an internet administrator. The groom insists the wedding proceed despite Megure’s protests. As the bride walks down the aisle, the burglar appears, but the groom reveals Chiba is a police officer posing as the burglar. Megure points out Chiba was by the river, so the groom could not have known his identity. Megure reveals the groom was the burglar’s accomplice who killed him to marry the bride for money. The groom attempts to escape but is stopped by Conan and Ran.

A magician hires Kogoro to watch his staff after suspecting a murder plot against him.

A renowned magician employs Kogoro to monitor his employees, fearing one intends to kill him. During his first performance, he lies on a bed of spikes and is struck by another, causing Conan and Kogoro concern until he proves unharmed. The subsequent trick fails, trapping him in a sealed water tank. By the time the tank is opened and he is rescued, it is too late. The investigation reveals that one of his workers is responsible for the fatal outcome, concluding the initial phase of the case involving the magician's dangerous stunts and the subsequent tragedy.

Conan investigates clues near the stage to expose the magician's killer

Conan searches for evidence to identify the true culprit responsible for the crime. During a brief trip close to the stage, he gathers specific clues that help resolve the case. After obtaining this information, he determines who is behind the trick. He then exposes the true mastermind responsible for the death of the magician, bringing the investigation to a conclusion through his deductions.

An Enigmatic Individual Associated With the Konpira Troupe

A man purchases a movie ticket for a sequel and gives it to a friend before planning suicide and framing them.

A man buys a ticket to see a movie sequel that he and his friends watched in the past. He gives the ticket to one of his friends and then leaves. However, clues he leaves behind lead Conan to believe that the man has more on his mind. The man plans to commit suicide and intends to frame his friend for the act afterward. Conan must determine if he can prevent the man from following through with this plan before it is too late. The story focuses on the investigation into the man's intentions and the potential framing of his friend.

Manda visits ghostwriter Haramoto to collect his manuscript and steals the detective story.

Author Manda meets his editor, who waits in the hallway for his manuscript. Manda disguises himself and visits Haramoto, the man ghostwriting for him. Haramoto hands over the script and discusses a new mystery he plans to unveil after being introduced to the right people. Manda then kills Haramoto with a vase, steals the detective story, and returns to his hotel room.

The Overturned Conclusion Part 2

Genta accidentally breaks a vase while hitting a baseball into Haramoto's house. The group enters to apologize and discovers Haramoto is dead. Conan deduces the victim knew the killer. Manda acts suspiciously, particularly when he interrupts the housekeeper regarding Haramoto's mystery project. Conan alerts the police, who arrive at Manda's house and arrest him.

Detective Author Murdered by Fictional Character Suspects Guard and Editor

A renowned mystery novelist is found dead in his apartment. A card at the scene indicates the killer identified as a character from the author's own novels. Two primary suspects emerge: the mansion guard, who ignored the author's prohibition against drinking, and the publishing editor, who claimed the author was alive when he departed. Investigators uncover crucial evidence linked to sushi, which helps identify the true culprit. The resolution reveals that the murder was committed out of a deep love for the author's mystery stories.