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408EP 408Conan and Heiji solve the mirror hallway illusion and expose Dogo as the killer.
Aug 1, 2005Conan and Heiji demonstrate how the killer vanished by recreating a trick involving mirrors on doors, identical rooms, and a projector screen within a long hallway. They reveal that Tenko’s body remained hidden there the entire time. Dogo is identified as the murderer due to bloodstains on his underwear. He confesses that Tenko stole his mentor’s trick, "Return of the Devil," for her own performance, "Return of the Witch." Her arrogance and disrespect motivated Dogo to kill her. Mari was aware of Dogo’s involvement but remained silent. Dogo is subsequently arrested for the murder.
409EP 409fillerTamanosuke's troupe faces trouble when Renge's mother forbids her attendance, leading to a kidnapping discovery.
Aug 8, 2005Tamanosuke and his performance troupe are preparing for a show, but Renge Kataoka's father, an actress, prohibits his daughter from attending. This creates a problem for Tamanosuke, who asks Ran to temporarily replace the girl while he attempts to persuade her father to allow her participation. After several days pass without success in reviving the situation, the boy decides to visit the family home to directly convince the father to permit her acting role. Upon arriving at the house, he makes a shocking discovery: the girl has been abducted. This development leaves Tamanosuke in serious trouble as he must now deal with the unexpected disappearance of the young actress he was trying to help.
410EP 410fillerConan uncovers the kidnapper's identity and rescues Ran before the performance concludes.
Aug 15, 2005As the scheduled performance time approaches, Tamanosuke resolves to proceed with the play without actress Renge Kataoka. He plans to substitute Ran for the female role before the show ends. Conan successfully identifies the individual responsible for the abduction and frees Ran. This timely rescue allows her to assume her part in the performance, ensuring the event proceeds as originally intended despite the earlier crisis.
411EP 411Detective Boys Hunt Beetles While Conan Decodes a Photo and Phone Call Mystery
Aug 22, 2005The Detective Boys hike in a mountain forest searching for stag beetles. Conan receives a photo of Ran in a swimsuit from Sonoko. He then gets a call from Ran and Sonoko, who report that a burglar attempted to steal Sonoko's bag. Conan suspects the incident relates to a murder and investigates the photo to uncover a dying message. During this process, he also assists the Detective Boys in solving one of Professor Agasa's codes.
412EP 412Conan Solves Codes Revealing Ran and Sonoko Are With the Murderer
Aug 29, 2005Conan successfully deciphers the remaining codes, discovering that Ran and Sonoko are traveling with the killer. The culprit attempts to eliminate them, but Ran incapacitates him using her karate skills. Subsequently, Haibara deletes Conan's photograph of Ran. The Detective Boys inform Conan that they requested Haibara to remove the image, asserting that he should not have access to such materials.
413EP 413fillerTV Producer Invites Kogoro to Share Stories Before Scriptwriter Joji Dies from Poisoned Coffee
Sep 5, 2005Kogoro attends a meeting with TV producer Ryoko Inoue and scriptwriters Joji Yagami, Morio Kouda, and Akira Sakuma. Joji dies after drinking coffee laced with poison. Morio becomes the primary suspect due to his history of bullying by Joji and attempts to get him fired. Conan analyzes the facts and reveals that Morio committed the murder. The killing was random, as Morio did not care which scriptwriter consumed the poison. His motive was not revenge for the bullying, but a desire for fame. Morio is arrested, leaving Conan upset that he killed to achieve prominence while enjoying the episodes he wrote.
414EP 414fillerDetective Boys Investigate Yuka's Budgerigar and Suspect Sakaguchi's Poison
Sep 12, 2005Conan and the Detective Boys visit classmate Yuka Konno, where they meet Shinya Sakaguchi, her mother's partner. Yuka shows them her budgerigar Chichi, noting its cere turned brown and it appears smaller. Haibara deduces Sakaguchi replaced the missing bird. Later, Ayumi, Genta, and Mitsuhiko confront Sakaguchi, who claims Chichi died and he hid it to spare Yuka sadness. The boys suspect evaporating poison used to kill the bird, citing open windows as evidence. They rush to warn Yuka, but Conan reveals the truth: Chichi was merely sick, causing the color change. Sakaguchi kept windows open to air out his body odor after working three days straight without a shower. He apologizes to Yuka and gifts her a new male budgerigar.
415EP 415The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day: The Case
Oct 10, 2005Kogorou investigates a haunting where exorcisms failed, triggered by a card threatening the fifth ghost will kill them unless they repent their sins. The master installed a secure door requiring a pin code and fingerprint scan to access the top floor. The master, lady, and installer are friends hiding a secret sin. Accidents occur on Butsumetsu day, the unluckiest day. On this day, the installer was found hanged on the third-floor balcony. The master was not home, meaning the door could not have been opened.
416EP 416The Evil Spirit Appears on An Unlucky Day: The Suspicion
Oct 17, 2005Following the incident, the master is discovered deceased due to a heart attack. Conan deduces that the victim must have witnessed something impossible, which caused such extreme fright that it led to his death. This realization shifts the focus toward the traumatic nature of the event as the central clue to the mystery.
417EP 417Investigating the mansion workers and a past accident involving a presumed-dead twin
Oct 24, 2005The group decides to investigate the four mansion workers alongside an accident that occurred thirteen years ago. Conan deduces that a twin, who was believed to have died long ago, was involved in the events, which explains the fear felt by the manager. Evidence is found on the wristwatch of the dying victim, revealing the specific location where the boat accident took place. This discovery helps clarify the mystery surrounding the past tragedy and the current situation at the mansion.
418EP 418Detective Boys rent a house overlooking Mouri Agency, uncovering a disguise plot
Oct 31, 2005The Detective Boys tour a rental house in Beika, where Conan spots the Mouri Detective Agency from the third floor. After the property is sold to an elderly couple, Conan follows the man to Chinatown and witnesses a meeting with a Chinese antique dealer. Suspicious of a camera pointed at the agency, Conan deduces the couple is using disguises. He later feigns sleep as a man in black enters with a gun, but this is actually Professor Agasa luring Conan’s mother, Vivian, to the agency. Conan reveals his suspicion arose because the old man stood up using his hands, a habit of elderly men in seclusion. Vivian admits she wanted to observe Conan’s daily life and see more of young Shinichi.
419EP 419fillerInvestigation into the Murder of Kouji Wanibuchi in Izumo Village
Nov 7, 2005Conan, Ran, and Kogorou visit the mythical village of Izumo, where they encounter Eiko Ezumi, a shrine employee engaged to Kouji Wanibuchi, a businessman and company president. They also meet Eiko’s childhood friend, Ryousuke Fukuma, after a tense initial interaction with Kogorou. The following day, Kouji is discovered dead, and his Sword of the Eight-Headed Snake is missing. Police identify four suspects: Eiko, Ryousuke, Takehiko Fujie, and Kazuya Ishitobi. Conan finds inconsistencies in the alibis provided by Eiko and Ryousuke, prompting him to take Ran to independently verify their accounts of the events surrounding the murder.
420EP 420fillerConan exposes Fujie’s alibi fraud and motive linked to the Eight-Headed Serpent myth.
Nov 14, 2005Conan reveals that Eiko and Ryou fabricated alibis to protect each other, with Ryou finding Eiko’s pendant at the scene. While Ishitobi’s DUI charge validates his alibi, Conan deduces Fujie’s guilt by analyzing the temple registry and Wanibuchi’s nickname. Fujie manipulated the timeline by visiting the castle twice and used an erasable pen to falsify his registration time after the murder. He orchestrated a meeting between Eiko and Wanibuchi to use Eiko as a decoy. Conan tricks Fujie into confessing by exposing that the address he provided for a false name references Narisei City, which is no longer part of Tokyo. After the case is solved, Kogorou attempts to make a wish using a coin at the Izumo Knot, only to have all the coins fall on him.
421EP 421Detective Boys decode Agasa's letter to find his first love's meeting spot
Nov 21, 2005The Detective Boys visit Professor Agasa and discover a letter from his first love. Although they were meant to meet every ten years, Agasa failed to decipher the code in the message. The group decides to solve the puzzle to locate the "memorable place" indicated in the letter. Their investigation leads them to the zoo, where Agasa spots a woman with brown hair. This event prompts the boys to assist Agasa in resolving the long-standing mystery of the undecoded letter and the missed rendezvous.
422EP 422The woman is revealed as a former male classmate now female, leading to a misunderstanding with Agasa.
Nov 28, 2005The woman turns out to be another classmate, previously a male but now a female. After Conan re-examines the hint, he realizes that the sounds were animal noises pronounced by the English. After finding her, she leaves pretending not to know Agasa, believing the Detective Boys were his grandchildren and that she was intruding his happy family. Agasa reveals he knows it is her as she drives away.
423EP 423fillerDetective Boys and the Four Aomushi Brothers
Dec 5, 2005Ayumi and fellow young detectives observe an olive tree inhabited by a family of caterpillars. A murder has occurred in the vicinity, yet a boy who witnessed the perpetrator's face refuses to testify to the police. Conan attempts to converse with the boy to understand his reluctance to cooperate with authorities. The narrative explores the mystery behind the boy's silence amidst the backdrop of the olive tree and the surrounding crime scene.
424EP 424fillerA Clown's Photo Mail Reveals a Murder at a Costume Party
Dec 19, 2005Mouri and Conan inspect costumes for Mouri's role as a chief fireman for one day. They encounter attendees at a costume party, then discover a police car outside a home while walking home. Meeting the costume shop staff, they learn the host has been murdered. Conan deduces the killer manipulated rigor mortis to create an alibi. He gathers sufficient evidence to convict the culprit. The killer confesses that the victim was his controlling girlfriend. This case involves a photograph sent by a clown, which plays a key role in uncovering the truth behind the death and the interference with the body's natural post-mortem changes.
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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.








