Meitantei Conan

Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story Confession

Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story (Truth)

A man suffers betrayal at the hands of the sea

The Beckoning Calico Cat Case Part 1

The Beckoning Calico Cat Case (Part 2)

The Blind Spot in the Share House

The Tragedy of the Red Woman (Steam)

Conan, Ran, and Sonoko accompany Sera to a rental villa to meet clients Tamami, Sumika, Ninda, and Hakuya, former members of a high school outdoor club. During the journey, Ran and Sonoko observe a woman dressed entirely in red. The group gathers at the villa, where the past resurfaces as the location is linked to a murder case from 15 years prior, in which a wife killed her husband nearby.

Police investigate Hakuya's death with theory of blunt force and drowning

The body of Hakuya is found, prompting an investigation by the Nagano police force under the leadership of Uehara Yoshie. Uehara hypothesizes that the perpetrator used a blunt object to strike Hakuya on the back of the head, rendering him unconscious. Following this initial assault, the suspect allegedly drowned him in a bathtub. This sequence of events forms the primary theory regarding the cause of death as the authorities begin their inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Sumika is attacked by a figure resembling the Red Woman, leading to a shallow wound treated by Uehara.

Sumika suffers an attack from an individual who looks like the Red Woman, resulting in only a minor cut. Uehara cleans the wound with antiseptic and confirms that the DNA test identifying the Red Woman was accurate. Despite this confirmation, Uehara notes a recurring pattern of burglaries targeting rental villas in the vicinity. These incidents have been happening annually for over ten years, typically occurring around this specific time of year. The situation suggests that while the identity of the attacker may be clear, the motive might be linked to these seasonal thefts rather than a direct confrontation with the known criminal profile.

Comedian DoDonPa surrenders for the murder of agency president Tendo Hideki.

Comedian DoDonPa Rokusuke voluntarily turns himself in at a police box, confessing to the murder of his talent agency's president, Tendo Hideki. Police investigations confirm the accuracy of his testimony, as Tendo is found deceased at the agency from a head injury. DoDonPa admits to striking the president with a metal bat, which is discovered lying next to the body. The narrative establishes the initial confession and the subsequent verification of the crime scene details, setting the stage for the legal proceedings regarding this high-profile case involving a public figure and his employer.

Conan suspects DoDonPa's convenient alibi as the comedian takes the blame for Tendo.

Conan detects inconsistencies in DoDonPa's alibi, leading to strong suspicion regarding his involvement in the case. DoDonPa decides to accept responsibility for a murder he did not commit. This action is taken to shield the reputation of his benefactor, Tendo. Consequently, DoDonPa becomes the central figure in the investigation as he attempts to protect Tendo from scandal. The narrative focuses on Conan's growing doubts and DoDonPa's strategic decision to sacrifice his own standing to preserve Tendo's image, highlighting the complex dynamics between the characters involved in this ongoing mystery.

The Romance Novel with the Unexpected Conclusion (Part 1)

Conan, Ran, and Sonoko visit the hotel room where Sera is living. In the hallway on the 30th floor of Sera's hotel, editors A, B, and C wait for author Hiura Keigo to finish his manuscripts. Later, Hiura's assistant Minazuki Chiori is found murdered in the room directly below Hiura's.

The Romance Novel with the Unexpected Conclusion Part 2

Assistant Chiaki Minazuki is found strangled in a hotel, with author Keigo Hiura holding a perfect alibi. Despite this, Conan and Sera suspect Hiura is guilty and investigate the victim's room. They discover a 20 year old postcard in Minazuki's suitcase addressed to Hiura from Jun Ota, the heroine of Hiura's novel "The Phone, the Ocean, and I". A casual comment from Takagi eventually helps Conan and Sera realize how Hiura manipulated his alibi to commit the crime.

Kaga Hyakumangoku Mystery Tour in Kanazawa

Conan, Kogoro, and Ran reach Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture. They meet Yuzo Tanimoto and Moeko Miyazawa from a tourism agency, alongside Yuya Tadokoro, president of an event company, and his staff Osamu Kuranishi and Harumi Akiyama. The group requests Kogoro's assistance for the Kaga Hyakumangoku Mystery Tour. This city revitalization event is scheduled to take place in Kanazawa. The visitors are introduced to the local organizers who are coordinating the activities for the upcoming tour.

Ran takes injured Akiyama to hospital while Conan investigates cards at Kanazawa 21st Century Museum

Following an attack on Akiyama, Ran escorts her to the hospital for medical attention. Meanwhile, Kogoro and the remaining group members proceed with their tour of the checkpoints. Conan arrives at the Kanazawa 21st Century Museum, where he examines four cards that had fallen from Akiyama's bag. This investigation into the mysterious items occurs while the others continue their separate activities, highlighting the ongoing mystery surrounding the incident. The focus shifts to Conan's analysis of the evidence found at the museum, contrasting with the group's continued travel plans.