Meitantei Conan

Conan reveals the true identity of his kidnapper after stopping his feigned sleep

Conan ceases his act of sleeping and directly confronts his captor. He discloses the actual identity of the person who kidnapped him, revealing who she really is. This moment marks a significant shift in the dynamic between the detective and his abductor as the truth about her identity is finally exposed.

Conan deduces the video robber is left-handed, identifying Takayo Tegawa as the sole suspect among the three.

Following a visit to three individuals, Conan analyzes the surveillance footage to determine the handedness of the perpetrator. He concludes that the robber in the video is left-handed. Based on this specific detail, he determines that only Takayo Tegawa fits the physical description required for the suspect. This deduction allows Conan to narrow down the list of potential criminals effectively. The investigation relies on this key observation to identify the correct individual responsible for the crime, distinguishing her from the others involved in the case.

A Vow to Show No Mercy in the First Segment

Sumika attempts to cure her husband's hiccups by scaring him in this segment.

In this installment, the narrative focuses on the domestic interaction between Sumika and her spouse. Sumika employs a specific method to address her husband's persistent hiccups. She decides to attempt to scare him, believing this approach might help cure the condition. The episode details this particular effort to resolve the minor health issue through intimidation tactics. The summary provided by TheTVDB confirms that this action is the central event of the segment, highlighting the wife's attempt to use fear as a remedy for the husband's ailment.

Conan, Ran, and Kogoro head to Ohama Coast from Beika Street for a two-hour surfing trip

Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri, and Kogoro Mouri travel from Beika Street to the Ohama Coast. The group spends two hours at the location, intending to enjoy surfing activities at the beach. The narrative focuses on their arrival and the planned recreational water sports during their visit to this coastal area.

Conan, Ran, and Kogoro travel to Nagasaki after winning a shopping district lottery prize

Ran wins a prize in a shopping district lottery, prompting the group to visit Nagasaki. Conan, Ran, and Kogoro experience events that feel like time travel, though it is not literal. The narrative focuses on their journey to this location following the lottery win. The story involves a mystery set in Nagasaki during the Bakumatsu period, as indicated by the title. The characters navigate the situation without actual temporal displacement, relying on their usual investigative methods to resolve the case. The setting provides a historical backdrop for the unfolding events, distinguishing this case from others in the series.

Present-Day Investigation into Sakota's Hospitalized Condition and Suspect Ran

Sakota receives medical treatment in a hospital bed after sustaining injuries that suggest he was struck with bare hands. Authorities suspect a karate practitioner with a black belt named Ran of being responsible for the assault. Consequently, the Nagasaki police have taken Ran into custody for questioning at the station. This segment focuses on the immediate aftermath of the incident, detailing Sakota's physical state and the law enforcement response regarding the primary suspect. The narrative centers on the procedural aspects of the investigation as Ran faces interrogation while Sakota undergoes necessary care for his injuries.

Zenzou Sunada presents his rare golden barrel cactus to Conan, Ran, and Sonoko at the greenhouse.

Zenzou Sunada, a wealthy property owner, hosts Conan, Ran, and Sonoko at his greenhouse. He shows them a golden barrel cactus that has been in his possession for fifty years. The plant suddenly blooms flowers, an event that occurs only once every fifty years. The group observes this rare natural phenomenon as Sunada explains the significance of the blooming cactus. The scene focuses on the interaction between the visitors and the host amidst the botanical display. The narrative highlights the rarity of the event and the setting of the greenhouse. No other events or dialogue are described in the source material.

Sato Receives a Tablet Showing Takagi Tied Up and Unconscious

Takagi has disappeared, leaving Sato unable to determine her location. While at the police station, the Detective Boys are approached by a man delivering a package intended for Sato. Upon opening the package, they find a tablet containing a video recording. The footage shows Takagi unconscious and bound, indicating she is in serious danger. This unexpected delivery provides the first concrete clue regarding her whereabouts and the nature of her predicament, prompting the group to investigate further based on the evidence contained within the device.

Takagi faces life-threatening danger after being mistaken for the wrong man in a crisis situation.

Takagi is mistakenly identified as the wrong individual, leading to a dire situation where the captor consumes poisoned wine and takes his own life. Despite being restrained, Takagi persists in attempting to provide clues to the police. The narrative focuses on the urgent efforts of Sato and Conan to locate Takagi before it is too late. This high-stakes scenario highlights the tension as the protagonists race against time to rescue Takagi from his perilous captivity, relying on the fragmented information he manages to convey while bound.

Police locate Takagi under a bomb in Hokkaido while Conan identifies the target building for Sato to reach before detonation.

Law enforcement officers discover an explosive device positioned beneath Takagi. They determine his location is within Hokkaido based on the onset of snowfall. Conan analyzes the situation to deduce the specific type of structure where Takagi is being held. Sato must race against time to arrive at the identified location before the bomb explodes. The narrative focuses on the police investigation and Conan's deduction process as they attempt to rescue Takagi. The outcome of Sato's efforts to reach the scene in time remains the central tension of this segment.

Witnesses see Daisaku Katsumoto fall to his death while suspects have alibis

Everyone observed the president of a publishing company, Daisaku Katsumoto, falling to his death. Three suspects are involved in the incident, and each of them possesses a valid alibi. The narrative focuses on determining which individual is actually responsible for the fatal event despite the conflicting evidence. The story explores the mystery surrounding the death and the reliability of the provided excuses. Viewers are left to consider the circumstances that led to the fall and the potential motives behind the actions of the accused parties in this ongoing investigation.

Conan uncovers the culprit's method and guides Takagi via text as Shinichi

Conan successfully identifies the specific trick employed by the perpetrator to commit the crime. Operating under the identity of Shinichi, he formulates a logical deduction regarding the case details. He then communicates this analysis to Takagi through a text message, providing the necessary assistance to help resolve the investigation. This collaboration allows the detective to share his findings remotely, ensuring that the correct solution is reached through the combined efforts of both individuals involved in the case.

A vehicle transporting a time bomb

Detective Boys visit an ice village where the mayor is murdered using a clever ice melting technique.

Professor Agasa takes the Detective Boys to an ice village, where the mayor and his secretary claim they cancelled the winter festival to construct a resort for increased revenue. The group spends the night at the ice hotel. The following morning, the mayor is discovered strangulated in his bed within a separate section of the facility. Professor Agasa identifies the ice sculptor as the killer, explaining that he utilized a trick involving ice melting to eliminate the mayor without leaving physical evidence. The sculptor confesses that he overheard the mayor and his secretary discussing the murder of the previous mayor, who had suspected them of embezzling city funds.

Detective Takagi Acquires 30 Million Yen

Kogoro Investigates Tsuge's Death Linked to Kaoru's Past Murder

Three months ago, twenty-four-year-old Kaoru Sasamori died after falling down stairs while hired by Kogoro to investigate her boyfriend. At her funeral, her brother accused boyfriend Tsuge of the push. Recently, Kogoro received a summons from Tsuge promising to reveal the killer. Upon arrival, Kaoru's brother, best friend Kazumi, and Tsuge's manager find Tsuge bludgeoned in his workshop. Sleeping Kogoro deduces Tsuge intended to expose Kazumi via shadow art. Kazumi, who loved Tsuge, killed Kaoru to be with him. She expected Tsuge to announce their relationship but he ordered her surrender. Enraged, she murdered him but spared the sculpture, which proved Tsuge spent the last three months thinking about her.

Ran, Sonoko, and Sera discover a body marked with a blood death symbol.

Ran, Sonoko, and Sera locate a corpse in an alleyway beside a blood-written kanji for death. This discovery triggers Ran’s memory of a similar incident from 10 years ago, prompting her to visit the Kudo residence to search the library for the case file. Shinichi recalls this specific case, noting that his father, Yusaku, abandoned the investigation by asserting the killer would never return again. Subaru subsequently joins Ran, Sonoko, and Conan to assist in their deductive reasoning regarding the current crime scene.

Conan Solves the Mystery After Shinichi's Phone Call with Ran

While speaking with Ran under the guise of Shinichi, Conan learns that Subaru has likened him to a ninja. This comment triggers a specific memory for Conan regarding the Sanada flag, which features six coins. Drawing a connection between the ninja comparison and the flag's design, Conan successfully deduces the solution to the ongoing mystery. The episode highlights how a casual remark during the phone conversation provides the crucial insight needed to resolve the case, linking the character's actions to the historical artifact.

Kogoro receives ransom instructions while Conan tracks a boat on the Sumida River

Kogoro Mori receives a phone call from an unknown individual, instructing him to deliver a ransom payment totaling 24 million yen. Meanwhile, Conan Edogawa travels on his skateboard, closely following a boat navigating the Sumida River. The boat proceeds under several bridges during the journey. Upon reaching the designated location, the briefcase containing the money is discovered to be missing from the top of the vessel. This incident marks the first part of the investigation involving the cherry blossom route along the river, setting the stage for the subsequent events related to the disappearance of the funds.

Ran and Conan investigate Nishizawa's death near the Sumida River

The following day, Ran and Conan visited Nishizawa's apartment, where they discovered his body in the bathroom, having drowned to death. Later, at the Sumida River, onlookers were amazed by the sight of a large amount of money floating in the water.

Missing chocolate sweets in Kyoto shops prompt investigation by Conan and friends

Chocolate-flavored confections have disappeared from all branch stores across Kyoto. Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, Kogoro Mouri, and the Detective Boys embark on an investigation to locate the stolen treats. The group works together to uncover the cause behind the widespread theft affecting the sweet shops in the region.

Conan investigates a murder in a vineyard barrel warehouse

A dead body is discovered inside a barrel warehouse situated within a vineyard. Detective Conan takes on the case to identify the individual responsible for the killing. The investigation focuses on uncovering the truth behind the death found at this specific location.

Detective Boys discover vandalism at a flowerbed before a murder occurs nearby.

The Detective Boys initially uncover evidence of vandalism at a distant flowerbed. Shortly after this discovery, a murder takes place in the vicinity of the destroyed flowerbed. The narrative focuses on the sequence of events where the initial property damage is followed by a violent crime at the same location, prompting the group to investigate the connection between the two incidents.