柯南要完結了

Found this by chance, it's super detailed. Feels like everyone's falling for each other so much that eventually, their ancestors might all be the same, turning into one big family. https://www.processon.io/zh-tw/view/detective-conan-character-relationship-diagram/697c30c6f22a0962cac5345a

Conan, Ran, Kogoro, and Inspector Shiratori are invited to the villa of Honjo Murozo, the president of a clothing company, for the 70th birthday banquet of Hirose Shin'ya, the chairman of the Japan Wine Association. Before the banquet, while riding a cable car, Conan and Ran witness Honjo attacking the translator Akamaru Goro with a brick. However, after Conan returns to the villa to investigate, he can't find Akamaru anywhere. As the banquet begins, the sediment in the red wine becomes the key to solving the case, and Conan gradually deduces and reveals Akamaru's whereabouts and Honjo's criminal method. This episode was pretty bland because nobody died (?). The whole episode was about a brat running around the venue looking for the victim, and the culprit was also quite irritable, hitting the victim as soon as they were provoked verbally. If you see two people about to fight in Mihama City, you have to intervene. Otherwise, you might see one of their dead bodies later.

Kogoro Mouri is asked by Kouko Kohayakawa to investigate her grandfather's diary because someone has been trying to steal it. Conan discovers a treasure hunt cipher hidden within the diary, and heads to Tsuwano, Shimane Prefecture with everyone else to solve the mystery. During the treasure hunt, Kouko, Mitsuhiko, and Haibara are kidnapped by a masked man. Conan must decipher the cipher under duress, find the treasure, and uncover the group's true intentions. The final treasure isn't the gold and jewels one might imagine, but rather a letter related to the Kohayakawa family's aspirations, along with a valuable misprinted stamp attached to the envelope. This twist elevates the meaning of the treasure hunt beyond mere monetary value, highlighting that what a grandfather leaves behind can possess value on multiple levels. *The episode numbers I've listed are for the Japanese broadcast; they are not the overseas versions. Overseas broadcasts sometimes split longer episodes that weren't originally divided into parts, resulting in more episodes. For instance, these two episodes are 518-519 in Japan and 567-568 overseas.

Kogoro (along with Conan and Ran) is commissioned by the Torada family to investigate the death of Torada Yoshirou in Nagano. Meanwhile, Heiji and Kazuha are tasked by the Tatsuo family to investigate the kidnapping and murder of Tatsuo Kouji. The two families are rivals, and each suspects the other of being involved in their son's death. Conan and Heiji meet during their investigations and decide to cooperate to uncover the truth, but new murders occur one after another. The culprit uses Takeda Shingen's military strategy, 'Fu-Rin-Ka-Zan' (Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain), as a clue, making the case more complex. The case involves the death of Kai Kuroto six years prior and a past event that several members of the Torada and Tatsuo families have been concealing together. Furthermore, the serial murders are not simply a feud between the two families, but are related to the events of that time and the cover-up of the truth. This case also features Inspector Yamato, who had been missing for a long time, and his former subordinate Uehara (the two are childhood friends). Their romantic story was detailed in the movie 'The Private Eyes' Requiem,' and they also appeared in the movie 'Quarter of Silence.' I found the character relationships in this case a bit complicated, and halfway through, I started wondering who was related to whom and who was being talked about. However, the overall plot structure was quite good. But the culprit's behavior was so suspicious that I guessed it was him from the beginning.

I just saw this news too, and while I was browsing here, I stumbled upon your post. What a coincidence. Actually, I haven't followed the manga version in a long time either, but I still keep up with the movies, since they only release one movie a year 😆

This episode is a special featuring Jirokichi Suzuki publicly challenging Kaito Kid with the legendary slippers 'Crimson Claw' as bait. After Kid appeared on the first night, he used smoke, a dummy, and the crowd's attention to create a 'teleportation' effect, and performed the same trick again the next night. When Kid appeared on the display stand on the first night, the four bodyguards next to him had all disappeared. Instead of chasing Kid, they blocked the crowd. What was the purpose of those bodyguards? Were they protecting Kid? I prefer Kid over Conan. I've rewatched the Kid series countless times. Unfortunately, they haven't continued it (in the anime). I can't help but favor Kid, so I'm giving this episode five stars.

Kogoro accepts an invitation from a TV program production company to film '24 Hours Following Kogoro'. Afterwards, Kogoro, Conan, and Ran visit the home of the TV producer Nakame Raisaku to discuss the program, only to find Nakame already dead. I don't think it was possible to do so much in the time it took to go to the living room to look for someone. Placing two pieces of cake together, pouring coffee into a potted plant, and using the coffee cup as a pen holder (still unwashed lol)... It's really far-fetched that Conan thought the killer jumped out the window. Jumping from the 20th floor and still having a complete body, well, it's a family show, so it can't be too gory. But the man wanted to take the blame for the killer, but how would they explain the body in the trunk afterwards? And the coffee stain flowing down the chair, there was no explanation why it couldn't be together, was that also left by that man? Probably not. Anyway, this point wasn't clearly explained.

The main story is about Kogoro being invited to interview the famous fortune teller, Reika Shijo, and Conan and Ran accompany him to her house. Unexpectedly, Reika is later found murdered in her room in a locked-room mystery. Conan investigates the several people involved in the house and finally solves the locked-room trick to find the killer. Ran only tells Conan about the crystal pendant the deceased gave her, but it's eventually revealed through the sleeping Kogoro... The place Conan hid after shooting Kogoro was quite obvious, but the overall plot was reasonable, so I give it four stars.

This episode mainly features a deduction battle between Conan and Okiya Subaru. A mysterious paper airplane appears in Mihua Town. Both of them discover that the paper airplane is actually transmitting a distress signal, and they each decipher the code within to track down the kidnapped company president. Hmm... The kidnapper is dead, but the kidnapped person wasn't found. Didn't the police even search the kidnapper's residence?

Haibara is alive but seems to have just fainted, and Conan showed off again without waiting for him to wake up and ask about the nicknames in his diary. You really need to have a good imagination, otherwise, sometimes you just can't figure it out. Haibara's Black Organization radar went off, and it was to find out who pushed Mitsuhiko down (Mitsuhiko truly loves Ai). Also, the important character Okoya Subaru appeared later. I'm afraid of spoiling it, so I won't reveal his true identity.