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Phantom Thief Kid reminisces about Shinichi Kudo while targeting the Black Star gem.
Jan 8, 2001Kaitou Kid recalls a past encounter with Shinichi Kudo before attempting to steal the Black Star gem from the Suzuki Corporation. Meanwhile, Kogoro Mori travels to an isolated mansion in Shizuoka Prefecture for a detective meeting funded by an unknown sender. Six other detectives join him, but they become trapped when the bridge is destroyed and vehicles burned. As the group suffers attacks and deaths, Conan Edogama secretly contacts Detective Senma via surveillance, posing as a seventh participant. He reveals the truth behind the current murders and a massacre from forty years ago. The narrative concludes with a dramatic escape where Kogoro Mori jumps from a helicopter, exposing himself as the Phantom Thief Kid.
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Ikenami Shizuka hires Mouri Kogoro to find Shirou Shabata for a photograph, but Conan detects her deception.
Jan 15, 2001Ikenami Shizuka engages Mouri Kogoro to locate Shirou Shabata in order to recover an old photograph. Conan deduces that Ikenami is deceiving Mouri during their consultation. Noting Shirou’s proficiency in kendo, Conan searches for records of his participation in past tournaments. This leads the group to Shirou’s apartment, where they discover he has been murdered. The photograph Ikenami sought is found clutched in Shirou’s right hand, which immediately identifies her as the primary suspect in the homicide.
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Conan exposes Kyouko Shabata as the murderer who manipulated the crime scene timeline.
Jan 22, 2001Conan tranquilizes Mouri and identifies Shirou’s wife, Kyouko Shabata, as the culprit. He explains that the photograph concealed Shirou’s true dying message: his bloodied wedding ring in his right hand. Kyouko falsified the time of death by placing a morning newspaper next to a late-night meal and using a timed VCR to record a show. She is found holding the incriminating ring and confesses that Shirou’s gambling debts forced her to kill him. As she attempts suicide, Ikenami intervenes. Heiji and Kazuha arrive, revealing Ikenami is Heiji’s mother. Ikenami admits to Mouri that she wanted to observe his character after Heiji was injured during a previous stay.
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Investigation into Saori Kadowaki's Disappearance and the Mermaid Festival Murders
Jan 29, 2001Conan, Heiji, Ran, and Kazuha visit the Isle of Mermaids to find Saori Kadowaki, who requested rescue from a mermaid. After learning she is missing, they interview her childhood friends Toshimi, Naoko, and Kimie, alongside fisherman Rokuro Fukuyama. The group attends an annual festival where three winners receive a Dungong Arrow believed to grant immortality. Kimie provides tickets to Ran and Kazuha after a couple cancels. Kazuha wins an arrow, shared with Naoko and Benzo. The event ends tragically when Toshimi is found dead hanging from a waterfall. While the cause of death remains unclear pending autopsy, Naoko claims Toshimi sought the Mermaid's grave. Later, at Toshimi's funeral, Naoko is strangled, her body displayed on a beach net, and her arrow stolen.
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The Deduction Regarding Naoko's Murder and the Mermaid's Grave Legend
Feb 5, 2001Conan and Heiji investigate Naoko's murder, finding fish scales that imply a killer from the sea. They explore the Mermaid's Grave history, involving grave robbers seeking immortality from bones on mermaid island. The investigation reveals Mikoto is over 130 years old, an arrow carrier, and festival head. During the inquiry, Kimie is burned alive in a warehouse near the shrine. Conan identifies the murderer and arranges a meeting with Heiji. While searching the forest grave, Heiji falls off a cliff. Kazuha pulls him up but falls herself. Heiji jumps after her, leaving them both hanging from a tree branch. As the branch breaks under their weight, Kazuha stabs Heiji's hand with her arrow, forcing him to let go to save himself.
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Conan exposes Kimie as the serial killer who murdered victims lured by trusted associates.
Feb 12, 2001Conan clears the suspects and reveals the killer is elder Mikoto, unmasked as Kimie. She faked her death in a warehouse fire using Saori’s corpse, aided by identical dental work. Conan explains the elder is a descendant continuing the arrow story. Heiji and Kazuha arrive to confirm this. Kimie states her mother was the previous elder, known to the town. Three years ago, Saori, Naoko, and Toshimi locked Kimie’s mother in the burning warehouse to test her immortality. Saori developed psychotic tendencies regarding immortality and indirectly confessed to the murder. Kaori had pretended to be the elder for her mother. The islanders apologize for their silence as Kimie cries from guilt. Although Kazuha stabbed Heiji’s hand on the cliff, he refused to let go, and Kaori is arrested.
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Rintaro hires the Junior Detective League to investigate Yuuji Kamekura, a mysterious new employee at his family restaurant.
Feb 19, 2001Yuuji Kamekura arrives at Rintaro’s family restaurant, claiming he owes a debt to Rintaro’s grandfather and seeks employment. He moves in and revitalizes the business, causing it to become constantly busy. The Junior Detective League investigates, suspecting he is digging a tunnel to steal from a nearby store. They learn from a jewelry store manager that a robbery occurred five years ago, with the thief remaining at large. The group deduces Yuuji is excavating jewels he buried five years ago beneath the restaurant, which was under construction at the time. Although Conan rejects this theory, he concedes after Haibara notes Yuuji’s simplicity. The detectives catch Yuuji digging and he confesses. Haibara arrives having called the police, and the Junior Detective League receives letters of appreciation for solving the cold case. Conan remains dissatisfied, believing his intellect should be reserved for more complex mysteries.
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Sonoko, Ran, and Conan meet teacher Jodie at an arcade VR game where a player dies.
Feb 26, 2001Sonoko, Ran, and Conan visit an arcade and encounter their high school English teacher, Jodie Starling, who is a dedicated gamer. Jodie introduces Ran to a virtual reality fighting game that simulates real pain. Ran loses to a player named Kengo Bitou, who taunts her during the match. Bitou then plays against his rival, Takayasu Shimizu, with the battle displayed on a large screen. Although Bitou’s avatar dominates, he stops abruptly at the climax. The arcade patrons discover Bitou is dead and call the police. Investigators review security footage and narrow the suspect list to four individuals: Toshitsugu Emori, a middle-aged taxi driver; Hitoshi Dejima, an arcade employee; Shimizu; and Jodie.
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Conan exposes Shimizu as the killer using a hidden needle and impersonation
Mar 5, 2001An autopsy identifies Tetrodotoxin as the cause of Bitou's death. Conan deduces the murder method and culprit, then tranquilizes Sonoko to impersonate her while accusing Shimizu. He explains that Shimizu used Bitou's game avatar to hide the fact that Bitou was already dead. The weapon was a needle concealed in a cigarette, attached to gum and paper to stick to the victim's shoes. Conan predicts a coin with Shimizu's fingerprint in the arcade machine. Shimizu confesses, revealing Bitou's gambling debts forced his sister to work excessively, leading to Vitamin A deficiency and blindness. As Ran, Sonoko, and Jodie depart, Jodie refers to Shinichi as Cool Guy. Later, Jodie contacts an unknown person, noting that her target, the Rotten Apple, has changed his appearance.
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Ran and Conan attend Muneyuki Mino's pottery class where a murder occurs involving his son-in-law.
Mar 12, 2001Ran, Sonoko, and Conan join Muneyuki Mino's pottery class to create mugs. Muneyuki is happy to see Ran because her father Kogoro previously solved a case at The Forgemaster's estate. Muneyuki later reveals a violent side by strangling his son-in-law, Motoo, to death. After Motoo disappears, Muneyuki asks student Kikuyo to search for him. Kikuyo finds an apron under a closet but sees no one. When Muneyuki opens the doors, Motoo's body falls out. Police investigate the scene. Conan watches Muneyuki and Kikuyo closely. He identifies Muneyuki as the killer using circumstantial evidence. Conan confronts Muneyuki alone, causing the murderer significant fear.
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Conan exposes Muneyuki as the murderer who framed Kikuyo using a rigged necktie and pendant.
Mar 19, 2001Conan identifies suspicious details on a pendant and deduces Muneyuki’s guilt, noting Kikuyo’s 10 million yen debt and insurance motive. While police suspect Kikuyo, Conan incapacitates Sonoko to reveal the truth. Muneyuki killed Motoo, hiding the body in a closet rigged with a necktie and pendant. He sent Kikuyo to open the right door, triggering the trap to frame her, but the corpse fell out when Muneyuki opened both doors. Fingerprints and nail marks on the tie serve as evidence. Muneyuki confesses that Motoo was having an affair with Kikuyo while married to his deceased daughter. He explains that after finding a beige tie, originally a Christmas gift from his daughter, in the trash, he saw Motoo smiling with Kikuyo at the airport, which enraged him. Muneyuki is arrested for murder.
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Conan and the Detective Boys face hijackers while Haibara hides from Vermouth on the bus.
Apr 16, 2001Gin and Vodka coordinate with Vermouth to capture Sherry. Meanwhile, Conan and the Detective Boys travel by bus to a ski resort, where they encounter Araide and Jodie. Haibara senses Vermouth’s presence on the vehicle and conceals herself to avoid detection. The bus is subsequently hijacked by two armed men who take passengers hostage, demanding their boss’s release. Conan tries to identify the perpetrators but fails repeatedly, realizing an accomplice among three rear passengers is leaking information. He discovers that the ski bags placed in the center of the bus contain explosives.
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Conan exposes the accomplice and rescues Haibara from the exploding bus hijacking.
Apr 23, 2001Conan identifies the accomplice as gum-chewing passenger Miharu Tomino. Armed hijackers force Araide and Akai Shuichi into ski gear, using Tomino as a hostage to exit the bus with bomb-filled ski bags. The Junior Detective League alerts the driver to brake suddenly, allowing Conan to arrest the criminals. Tomino accidentally triggers the bombs, leaving only minutes before detonation. While other passengers evacuate, Haibara stays behind to sacrifice herself and protect others from the Black Organization. Conan returns, breaks the rear window with a fire extinguisher, and saves Haibara just in time. He sends Takagi to take her to the hospital for safety. Meanwhile, Akai reports to an unknown contact that his target has not appeared.
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Mouri Kogoro investigates threats against Mitsuo Yoshimura, who dies after jumping from a sixth-floor balcony.
May 7, 2001Mouri Kogoro and Conan witness Mitsuo Yoshimura fall to his death after receiving threatening calls. Conan infiltrates Joji Ueda’s room on the floor above to find clues, discovering moved furniture indentations. He deduces that Yoshimura did not jump from the fifth floor but was drugged with sleeping pills in whiskey by Ueda. Ueda had rearranged his own room to mimic Yoshimura’s, tricking the victim into believing he was in his own apartment. A flower delivery at 7:00pm was mistaken for attackers, causing Yoshimura to jump from the sixth floor to his death. Ueda’s guilt is confirmed by the lack of incoming calls during the crime. Motivated by debt and Yoshimura’s coercion to steal hospital drugs, Ueda killed his friend to prevent exposure of their crimes.
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The Junior Detective League visits a neighbor moving to England while a missing Papillon raises suspicion.
May 14, 2001Agasa brings the Junior Detective League to Teruya Kanou, who is disposing of items before relocating to England. Haibara remains pessimistic, fearing the Black Organization identified her during the prior bus hijacking. Kanou’s Papillon vanishes when the longcase clock strikes twelve. Conan discovers the dog’s collar inside an unused incinerator and notes an open back gate. He deduces the culprit staged the scene to suggest a kidnapping, actually hiding the dog in the house for later theft. Shino Hasuki’s shoes are found near the scene, leading a breeder to suspect her involvement in the disappearance.
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The Evidence That Didn't Disappear (Part 2)
May 21, 2001Conan identifies the culprit by noticing glass wool in the incinerator and deduces the grandfather clock was silenced by shifting the time twelve hours ahead while a stereo mimicked the chimes. He lures the suspect with cheese containing sleeping pills near a blue cushion. The motive was stealing a valuable diamond from Doyle's collar, which was weighted down by a pendulum in a reserved clock. Yoshio Tsunashima attempts to flee but is stopped by Arthur and Christie, eventually confessing to fund his care for abandoned dogs. Kanou declines to press charges and gifts the collar to Tsunashima. Later, Arthur is revealed to have moved Hasuki's shoes to keep her from leaving England, where she accepts Kanou's proposal to join him.
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The Locked Wine Cellar Mystery Involving a Financial President and a Debt-Ridden Sommelier
May 28, 2001Mouri, Ran, and Conan attend a private party hosted by a wealthy financial president known for his extensive wine collection. Three guests, all indebted to the host, participate in a tasting challenge where a training sommelier risks debt forgiveness for correct guesses. Frustrated by the sommelier's success, the president retreats to his locked wine cellar for a rare vintage. The group discovers his body inside after he remains absent too long. Conan investigates fingerprints on the doorknob and reconstructs the crime using Mouri, Takagi, and Chiba. The culprit lured the president to the backyard via the cellar window, killed him there, and lowered the corpse into the cellar using clothesline poles. The falling body knocked over bottles, staining the poles, which the killer wiped clean. The murderer confessed to the killing, citing the president's increased interest rates and inability to pay employees as the motive.
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Ran, Conan, and Mouri visit Shirahama after winning a lottery, where they encounter an art club group.
Jun 4, 2001Ran, Mouri, and Conan travel to Shirahama following a shopping district lottery win, where they meet college students Maki Shinjou, Tatsuhiko Yura, Madoka Mitsui, Kanako Miyahara, and Kouta Fuji. Although all belong to the same art club, their relationships appear strained. While near a souvenir shop, Conan senses a watcher who escapes on a bus toward Shirahama just as Madoka begins sketching. Madoka subsequently discovers Maki’s body, stabbed in the heart, after hearing a Beethoven ringtone from Maki’s phone. She contacts Fuji, who is at Adventure World with Mouri, Ran, and Conan. Madoka reports to the police that the ringing sound prompted her to check the bushes, leading to the discovery of the murder victim.
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The Nanki Beach Mystery Tour Part Two Investigation Continues
Jun 11, 2001Conan determines that Madoka was unfaithful to her boyfriend with a student named Fuji, yet neither party committed the murder. Through Mouri, he reveals that Maki originally intended to kill Madoka for stealing her boyfriend. Maki fabricated an alibi by having Kanoko impersonate her at the station for Mouri, Ran, and Conan. The mysterious observer was Kanoko, who subsequently killed Maki. This act occurred because Maki had helped Kanoko gain illegal university admission by asking her father for special entry.
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Heiji Invites Friends to American Celebrities' Restaurant Opening Party in Osaka
Jun 18, 2001Heiji invites Mouri, Ran, and Conan to a celebration for the 3K restaurant opening by American celebrities Ricardo Barreira, Mike Norwood, and Ray Curtis. Kazuha overhears Heiji’s phone call and suspects an affair due to his whispered phrases. At the party, reporter Ed McCay questions Japan’s scandal reputation, referencing "kitanai." Ran obtains Ray’s autograph and a Nagai exhibition ticket for Conan. Ray asks the group to form a 'K' with restaurant lights. A gunshot breaks a second-floor window, revealing Ed McCay’s dead body. He holds his belt with his left hand and shows three fingers with his right. Heiji wonders why Shinichi defends suspects rather than seeking the truth.
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Heiji and Conan solve the Osaka hotel mystery involving soccer star Ray
Jun 25, 2001Heiji investigates hotel rooms while Conan asserts the innocence of three athletes. They discover a mop trick, leading Conan to find a needle in the bathroom trash. Kogoro shares details about Ed McCay’s fluency in Japanese and the term "bandou." Conan identifies Ray as the culprit, who used a soccer ball to trigger lights while committing murder. Ray confesses that false drug rumors destroyed his life, causing his wife’s suicide and his own drug use for joint pain. Conan persuades Ray to surrender through an English conversation. Later, a depressed Conan sits on Heiji’s porch after Ray’s arrest. Ran notes his resemblance to Shinichi. Heiji attempts to juggle a ball to cheer him up, failing before Conan demonstrates the correct technique, prompting Ran and Kazuha to compare their bond to brothers.
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Conan, Ran, and Mouri encounter officers transporting a suspect on a Shinkansen from Osaka.
Jul 2, 2001While riding the Shinkansen from Osaka, Conan, Ran, and Mouri meet Officer Satou and Takagi, who are escorting a prisoner. A bomb is discovered on the train, prompting Officer Satou to investigate the device while inside the restroom. During this time, Officer Takagi must escort the criminal to the bathroom as well. The situation escalates when Takagi appears to commit suicide, but the outcome remains unclear. The narrative focuses on the tension between the detectives and the unexpected crisis unfolding during the journey home, highlighting the complex dynamics between the officers and the suspect they are transporting.
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Conan investigates the bullet train murder scene and identifies the culprit.
Jul 9, 2001At the crime scene, Conan discovers evidence indicating the location was the site of a homicide. He proceeds to observe three potential suspects while gathering clues. Through his investigation, Conan determines the identity of the murderer. He then reveals the culprit to the others. The murderer attempts to flee the scene but is intercepted and stopped by Takagi and Satou. This sequence concludes the resolution of the case involving the bullet train transport.
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Genta Faces a Killer's Target After Strange Behavior at School
Jul 16, 2001Genta acts strangely at school, prompting the Junior Detective League to discover he is being targeted by a killer. He attempts to recall where he has seen the attacker. After eating ice cream, viewing the Flag of France, and checking a store mirror, he goes to a barber shop. The killer then confronts him, but Conan reveals this was a trap. The police surround the attacker, leading to his capture. The episode focuses on Genta's attempt to identify the threat through these specific clues and the subsequent police intervention.
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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.