Alternative TitlesEnglish: Case Closed Synonyms: Meitantei Conan Japanese: 名探偵コナン
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Type: TV
Episodes: Unknown
Status: Currently Airing
Aired: Jan 8, 1996 to ?
Duration:
25 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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StatisticsScore: 8.231 (scored by 25885 users)
Ranked: #2522
Popularity: #371
Members: 44,021
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SynopsisKudo Shinichi is a seventeen year-old high school detective whom people call the "Modern Sherlock Holmes." However, one night after a date with his childhood sweetheart, Ran, Shinichi witnessed an illegal trade and, caught off his guard, was knocked unconscious and fed a drug that was supposed to kill him... but he woke up and found himself shrunken to a seven year-old. In order to track down the men who did this to him, Shinichi hid his identity and lived with Ran, whose father happened to be a hopeless detective, and with that came a series of murders and mysteries that he must solve.
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Related AnimeAdaptation: Detective Conan
Side story: Detective Conan Movie 01: The Timed Skyscraper, Detective Conan Movie 02: The Fourteenth Target, Detective Conan Movie 03: The Last Wizard of the Century, Detective Conan Movie 04: Captured in Her Eyes, Detective Conan Movie 05: Countdown to Heaven, Detective Conan Movie 06: The Phantom of Baker Street, Detective Conan Movie 07: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital, Detective Conan Movie 08: Magician of the Silver Sky, Detective Conan OVA 06: Follow the Vanished Diamond! Conan & Heiji vs. Kid!, Detective Conan OVA 01: Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba, Detective Conan Movie 09: Strategy Above the Depths, Detective Conan Movie 10: Requiem of the Detectives, Detective Conan Movie 11: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure, Detective Conan OVA 02: 16 Suspects, Detective Conan OVA 03: Conan and Heiji and the Vanished Boy, Detective Conan OVA 04: Conan and Kid and Crystal Mother, Detective Conan OVA 05: The Target is Kogoro! The Detective Boys' Secret Investigation, Detective Conan OVA 07: A Challenge from Agasa! Agasa vs. Conan and the Detective Boys, Detective Conan Movie 12: Full Score of Fear, Detective Conan Magic File 2: Kudou Shinichi - The Case of the Mysterious Wall and the Black Lab, Detective Conan Movie 13: The Raven Chaser, Lupin III vs. Detective Conan, Detective Conan OVA 08: High School Girl Detective Sonoko Suzuki's Case Files, Detective Conan Magic File 3: Shinichi and Ran - Memories of Mahjong Tiles and Tanabata, Detective Conan OVA 09: The Stranger in 10 Years..., Detective Conan Movie 14: The Lost Ship in the Sky, Detective Conan Magic File 4: Osaka Okonomiyaki Odyssey, Detective Conan OVA 10: Kid in Trap Island, Detective Conan Movie 15: Quarter of Silence, Detective Conan Magic File 5: Niigata - Tokyo Omiyage Capriccio, Detective Conan OVA 11: A Secret Order from London, Detective Conan Magic File, Detective Conan Movie 16: The Eleventh Striker, Detective Conan Magic File 6: Fantasista Flower, Detective Conan OVA 12: The Miracle of Excalibur, Detective Conan Movie 17: Private Eye in the Distant Sea
Summary: Detective Conan: Black History, Detective Conan: Black History 2
Spin-off: Magic Kaito
Other: Detective Conan vs. Wooo
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"I'm not a fan of detective themed shows." Psh. What the hell do you think this is? Scooby Doo? CSI? Law and Order? Get out. Detective Conan is entirely different. And at the same time, it is the mystery/detective genre at it's BEST.
Gosho Aoyama's most well known creation tells the story of 16 year old Kudo Shinichi; genius high school detective who one day witnessed illegal trade while on a date at a theme park with his childhood friend Mouri Ran. He is then struck from behind the back of the head with a metal bat by mysterious men wearing all black, and is forced to consume an experimental drug that was supposed to kill him, but is instead transformed into a 7 year old boy while maintaining his intellect. To track down these men, he conceals his true identity to protect his loved ones from any sort of danger and opts to live with his childhood friend because her father owns a detective agency and believes that information regarding the mysterious men may be reported to this agency. This marks the beginning of endless encounters and
complicated mysteries, most of which only he can solve.
I was immediately captivated when I started watching Detective Conan in 2003. I was 14 years old and by then it was already a fairly old anime that made its premier 7 years prior. I am now 24 years old. Making it's debut in 1996, it has produced over 600 episodes in roughly 20 seasons, over 16 movies, countless OVAs and is STILL going strong. Detective Conan is my favorite anime of ALL TIME. Yeah, i said it. Where do I begin with such a flat out brilliant series? Everything about the anime is simply extraordinary. But what really makes Detective Conan, as well as what makes it my all-time favorite anime all comes down to two things. The first one is the
exquisite writing.
The cases and mysteries in this anime are mind blowing. I can't emphasize this enough. The writer is a GENIUS. This show is a sigh of relief from the Scooby-Doo inspired cartoons that presented mysteries to you, that a blind donkey could solve in 20 seconds. The storylines are all well thought out, and the solutions to mysteries are NOT obvious, but can be solved by an observant viewer who thinks, just as Conan does. There will be many cases where you will be utterly stunned by the cleverness of the solution. Whether it's the murder cases, the romance elements, or the comedy factors, every episode is very well-put together. I learn something new JUST about every episode due to the fact that the writers put so much heart and effort into their work. One example being episode 616 takes place in London. Don't worry, this review is spoiler free, so keep reading. Did you know that Gosho Aoyama personally went to London himself to gather materials and data at the exact places
the scenes take place during the anime, due to the fact that the main character (Kudo shinichi) is a Sherlock Holmes freak, and he wanted to give the scenes and story of the birthplace of Sherlock Holmes justice? Pretty impressive and praise worthy if you ask me. Anyways, aside from the various ways to kill someone, it teaches you about japanese tradition/culture, medical terminology, world famous structures/figures, and much much more. I soak up Detective Conan like water to a sponge. I get so absorbed and drawn into every episode, that everything around me becomes irrelevant and it's just me and the episode. It's captivating. There is no other word for it. EVERY episode is fresh, and EVERY mystery that is solved is profound. The series has wide appeal and I would say it is one of the few shounen animes I have seen that
breaks down age barriers with ease. This is a series that plays to adults just as well, if not more so than to children. I occasionally watch this with my 56 year old father, and can say that he can enjoy watching it as well.
The story is broken into 2 kinds of arcs. I call them the "main arc" and the "everyday arc". The "everyday arcs" reside over small, one to two episode cases that occur on a normal daily basis, and sometimes have generally nothing to do with the main arc, but are usually very interesting in their own right. These are NOT filler episodes. They are simply everyday occurences that the main cast go through on a daily basis, waiting patiently for clues to make progress. Then there's the "main arc". The "main arc" is of course the main storyline and the episodes where progress between the main characters and the main plot advance forward. Getting to watch these episodes that allow the main storyline to progress is similar to the feeling of receiving all the presents you wanted on Christmas day because you waited ever so patiently to get them. Sure the same cycle/pattern occurs almost every episode. And by this cycle I mean that someone dies, and someone is caught as the culprit. But these patterns are executed with grace and near flawlessness that allow you to never get tired of watching this cycle. There is a build up of hype and anxiousness that make you want to see progress of the "main arc". There are usually long waits between episodes where the plot moves forward, but if you're patient enough, you'll be rewarded with an unbelievable storyline you will NEVER forget. Most fans, myself included, seem to have grown accustomed to this style and have come to enjoy it.
The second factor that really makes this anime is none other than the characters. What would the show be without it's godly cast of characters? Nothing.
Each character is engaging and filled with so much depth and personality, it's hard NOT to love every single one of them. In short, I TRULY believe that they are the greatest cast I've seen as a whole, in ANY anime series that I've ever watched. I love these characters. The episodes that have the occasional reccuring characters appear, are the ones that you will truly enjoy. The relationships and interactions between the main characters and these reccurring characters is character synergy at it's maximum level. I won't go into any detail about specific characters because that would spoil the whole thing for those who have yet to watch Detective Conan. And if by chance you were to start watching from episode 1, and the character art is too old for you, I'd have to remind you that this anime was started in 1996 and the
character art has since been modernized and revamped. Give it time and I PROMISE it WILL grow on you. Anyways, putting all these factors into words to describe these god-like character creations will never be enough to capture how BEAST they truly are. You'd have to watch it to understand.
The catchphrase for this anime is “There is always only one truth!”... And the truth is, this anime Kicks Ass.
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Detective Conan is beyond your average detective anime. What i mean "beyond your average" is that it definitely got "everything" in it. Likely said, it has the funny moments (Humors), it got also Love story (Romance),the Drama, silce of life they do have the very unique plots of stories some are based on the Mysteries (we have know of) and that you will soon know through watching the series, It will give you the thrills and chills because its more than just the crime scene or solving crime since there are storyline which people called arcs. It also let us know more of japan's culture and traditions, you could learn japanese as well (yeah, this is the only anime which i learn/know alot of japanese more than any other animes). You would know also the life of occupations of people in real life and for the overall, as the anime progresses it really gives you the satisfaction (even have movies,ovas,specials and magic files).
What's more fun about it, is that you can exercise your detective skills on who is the culprit on this case. If you got it right, thats a job well done for you and if not, you will get to improve yourself more and more.
The Story follows the adventures of Shinichi Kudo (also known as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed) a Prodigious young detective who was inadvertently transformed into a child due to poison. It was all started when Shinichi Kudo was in suspicious of the two men dressed in all black. He went to investigate those persons in outskirts of Tropical Land, but only to find out unaware one of the suspicious man in blacks knocks him out from behind and gives him a prototype poison to kill him. And instead of dying because of that poison, it he made him shrinks down to the size of a seven year old. He was suggested by his close friend and Professor Agasa that must keep his identity secret because the Black Organization will kill him and others associated with him should they discover the truth. He will be renaming himself Edogawa Conan to hide his identity in order to protect his beloved ones. He later moves into Ran and Mouri Kogoro.
Even as Conan, he still continues in solving cases one after the other, He help build up Kogoro's reputation in hoping to find cases related to the syndicate called the Black Organization, who were responsible for his transformation in the first place.
Known as Case Closed & Meitantei Conan; Creator/Artist: Gosho Aoyama
Since: Anime: Jan 8, 1996 & Manga: Feb 4, 1994 (both on-going)
And as you can see the reasons of why i like it much is all written from above as you can read, in addition, its the only anime for me that is irreplaceable and have a big impact in my life and you can appreciate that being a detective is cool and fun work indeed :D and Gosho Aoyama, A+ on your work ,especially Detective Conan. The very 1st anime that i ever watch that has the longest ever (but it deserves to be)
Its an anime/manga for all ages. If ever you are new or old to anime/manga take a chance to watch or read it and you will see Just Give it a try.Up until now, i'm keep on watching it haha. so addicting and more new characters + more stories on it that will soon to unveil everything read more
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it is somewhat similar because both is about solving a case.., in detective conan there are random cases in death note it ahs only one case, the Kira case~
... both are good ., those two are anime to watch for!
They both need to find criminals and murders happen in every cases much like death note but real culprits :D!
Both series are filled with mind battles, cat and mouse games, psychological battles, and thier main focus is on a detective trying to put the clues together to capture a criminal. Although neither anime focuses on action, their fast paced deductions, and dramatic scenes will put any action series to shame, as both shows have the punch of an action show, and the intellegence of a character drama (You will feel like your watchign some fast paced action show, although action isn't really present in either show). Both are smart well written series, with very interesting characters. L and Jimmy Kudo (Shinichi Kudo) are two of the smartest detective in all of anime and very similur. The cat and mouse game between L and Light is very suspenseful and thrilling, and the same for Jimmy's cat and mouse game with the many criminals. And Jimmy's endless serach for the Men in Black that streches the series lenght is very similur to L fighting Light. It's all very engaging.
The difference is Case Closed is episodic with bits of overarching plot seeping in every once in awhile, while Death Note has a few archs, but overall is one story from start to finish.
Mind battles, detectives, murders, crimes, police, geniuses, suspense, strategies.
Not to mention that Takagi and Matsuda are so similar it hurts.
Detective Conan has more typycal shounen elements, and is not as psychological neither as good as Death Note, and is much longer than the latter.
Mystery surounding teenagers, cropping up into their lives. On one side (DC) you have high schooler Shinji who solves these crimes, while on the other (DN) you have light, who creates locked room senarios where it is the ultimate locked room.
Both include detective-like logic for solving cases. Death note is like a cat and mouse game with L hunting down Light trying to get him arrested for using the death note. Conan has less storyline because it has more cases than one.
Epic Battles of minds, except DC gives you a new challenger every season or so. If you like strategy, suspense, and complex human relationships, either Death Note, or DC work for you.
I'm sure many of you out there have seen the great hit Death Note, but may have glanced over Detective Conan or "Case Closed." Or maybe even the other way around! Both shows share the value of intelligence, cunning, planning, and deducing the actions of others. Both forged with great storylines, they are really deserve a good watch. The main differences are that Death Note is a bit "darker" both in color and in terms of death, while Case Closed is a much longer series with a little worse artwork, and the plot of each individual episode is what's important while the plot of the series as a whole takes the backseat. If you like either of these series, or just the elements they share, I implore you to check both of them out for a good watch!
They are both similar in the fact that you must grind your brain to decipher Conan's latest theory, or Light's next way to outsmart L. The story in both of these animes is excellent, and really worth watching. I can't stress how much you need to watch DESU NOTO or Detective Conan. The main characters are both very intelligent, and this helps. For example, you could have a main character like Naruto, who is annoying and dim-witted, but the show itself is great.
Both has that element of crime-solving.
Death Note focuses on two things: Justice and Death, Detective Conan obviously & mainly deals with Justice, but not death. Although, I could argue that Conan and L. are very similar characters who both obtain a very great desire for their viewpoint of "justice," that killing is a crime, no matter the circumstances.
great animes , smart people couldnt ask for more
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Detective School Q is also a very intriguing anime, whih is similar to Detective Conan, though Detective Conan is much better.
Both are mystery anime, fighting crime and catching criminals! Both anime have a good sense of humour and have challenging mysteries to solve! I fully recommend both anime to all people who love mystery and crime! ^_^
Both are about young dectives who solve many different cases. While Conan is looking for the people who shrunk him, the Kids in Tantei Gakuen Q are working for a goal and to defeat Pluto... a great series if you like detective shows.
When it comes to the mystery genre for Anime and Manga, both series are well known and could be considered classics for their own reasons. Both series feature high school detectives too.
The main characters have super intelligent for solving crimes
both anime are detective series.. they have many interest part and some similiar story cases.. both main character are also teenager detective.. and there are many similiar thing on these anime.. during I have watching many anime.. these are the best anime of detective series.. for you guys who like detective series.. I really recommend you to watch them.. ^^
Both are about detectives solving all kinds of cases.
They're basically both detective shows. Also, the protagonists are both teenager...well, Shinichi and Conan are the same person so Conan really is a teenager. Both has a touch of comedy and dark cases. I can't really say which is better, because in my opinion both are pretty good.
Same mystery genre. However, mysteries are solved by a team of gifted middle schoolers. Also, the cases here are much more realistic than Detective Conan.
Both shows are about solving cases and having an organization as antagonists
Detective Conan and Tantei Gakuen Q are very similar. They are both mystery, and focus on a very smart, young detective who solve cases. They both have someone who is very good at fighting. Also they both have "master of disguises". They both have organizations looking for them. While Conan is solving cases to find information about the Black Organization, Tantei Gakuen Q are working to ambush Pluto!
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Opening Theme#01: "Mune ga Dokidoki" by the High-Lows (eps 1-30)
#02: "Feel Your Heart" by Velvet Garden (eps 31-52)
#03: "Nazo" by Miho Komatsu (eps 53-96)
#04: "Unmei no Roulette o Mawashite" by ZARD (eps 97-123)
#05: "Truth" by Two-Mix (eps 124-142)
#06: "Girigiri Chop" by B'z (eps 143-167)
#07: "Mysterious Eyes" by Garnet Crow (eps 168-204)
#08: "Koi wa Thrill, Shock, Suspense" by Rina Aiuchi (eps 205-230)
#09: "Destiny" by Miki Matsuhashi (eps 231-258)
#10: "Winter Bells" by Mai Kuraki (eps 259-270)
#11: "I Can't Stop My Love for You" by Rina Aiuchi (eps 271-305)
#12: "Kaze no Lalala" by Mai Kuraki (eps 306-332)
#13: "Kimi to Yakusoku Shita Yasashii Ano Basho Made" by Yuuka Saegusa in db (eps 333-355)
#14: "Start" by Rina Aiuchi (eps 356-393)
#15: "Hoshi no Kagayakiyo" by ZARD (eps 394-414)
#16: "Growing of My heart" by Mai Kuraki (eps 415-424)
#17: "Shoudou" by B'z (eps 425-437)
#18: "100 Mono Tobira " by Rina Aiuchi & Yuuka Saegusa in db (eps 438-456)
#19: "Kumo ni Notte (Ride on the Clouds)" by Yuuka Saegusa in db (eps 457-474)
#20: "Namida no Yesterday" by Garnet Crow (eps 475-486)
#21: "Glorious Mind" by ZARD (eps 487-490)
#22: "Ai wa Kurayami no Naka de" by ZARD (eps 491-504)
#23: "Ichibyou goto ni Love for you" by Mai Kuraki (eps 505-514)
#24: "MYSTERIOUS" by Naifu (eps 515-520)
#25: "Revive" by Mai Kuraki (eps 521-529)
#26: "Everlasting Luv" by BREAKERZ (eps 530-546)
#27: "MAGIC" by Rina Aiuchi (eps 547- 564)
#28: "As the Dew" by GARNET CREW (eps 565-582)
#29: "SUMMER TIME GONE" by Mai Kuraki (eps 583-601)
#30: "tear drops" by Caos Caos Caos (eps 602-612)
#31: "Don’t Wanna Lie" by B'z (eps 613-626)
#32: "Misty Mystery" by GARNET CROW (eps 627-641)
#33: "Miss Mystery" by BREAKERZ (eps 642-666)
#34: "Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru" by Natsu Iro (eps 667-680)
#35: "TRY AGAIN" by Mai Kuraki (eps 681-695)
#36: "Q&A" by B'z (eps 696-???)
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Ending Theme#01: "Step by Step" by Ziggy (eps 1-26)
#02: "Meikyuu no Lovers" by heath (eps 27-51)
#03: "Hikari to Kage no Roman" by Keiko Utoko (eps 52-70)
#04: "Kimi ga Inai Natsu" by DEEN (eps 71-83)
#05: "Negai goto Hitotsu Dake" by Miho Komatsu (eps 84-108)
#06: "Koori no Ue ni Tatsu You ni" by Miho Komatsu (eps 109-131)
#07: "Still for Your Love" by Rumania Montevideo (eps 132-152)
#08: "Free Magic" by WAG (eps 153-179)
#09: "Secret of my heart" by Mai Kuraki (eps 180-204)
#10: "natsu no maboroshi" by Garnet Crow (eps 205-218)
#11: "Start in my life" by Mai Kuraki (eps 219-232)
#12: "always" by Mai Kuraki (eps 233-247)
#13: "Aoi Aoi Kono Chikyuu ni" by Azumi Uehara (eps 248-265)
#14: "Yumemita Ato de" by Garnet Crow (eps 266-287)
#15: "Mushoku" by Azumi Uehara (eps 288-299)
#16: "Overture" by Koshi Inaba (eps 300-306)
#17: "Ashita wo Yumemite" by ZARD (eps 307-328)
#18: "Kimi to iu Hikari" by Garnet Crow (eps 329-349)
#19: "Nemuru Kimi no Yokogao ni Hohoemi wo" by U-ka saegusa IN db (eps 350-376)
#20: "Wasurezaki" by GARNET CROW (eps 377-397)
#21: "June Bride ~Anata shika mienai~" by U-ka Saegusa (eps 398-406)
#22: "Sekai Tomete" by Shiori Takei (eps 407-416)
#23: "Thank You For Everything" by Iwata Sayuri (eps 417-424)
#24: "Kanashii hodo Kihou ga suki" by Zard (eps 425-437)
#25: "Mou Kimi dake wo Hanashitari Shinai" by Aya Kamiki (eps 438-458)
#26: "Shiroi Yuki" by Mai Kuraki (eps 459-470)
#27: "I still believe ~Tameiki~" by Yumi Shizukusa (eps 471-486)
#28: "Sekai wa mawaru to iu keredo" by Garnet Crow (eps 487-490)
#29: "Yukidoke no ano kawa no nagare no you ni" by U-ka saegusa IN db (eps 491-504)
#30: "Summer Memories" by Aya Kamiki (eps 505-514)
#31: "Go Your Own Way" by Yumi Shizukusa (eps 515-520)
#32: "Koigokoro kagayaki nagara" by Naifu (eps 521-529)
#33: "Doing All Right" by Garnet Crow (eps 530-539)
#34: "Hikari" by BREAKERZ (eps 540-561)
#35: "Hello Mr. My Yesterday" by Hundred Percent Free (eps 562-587)
#36: "Tomorrow is the last Time" by Mai Kuraki (eps 588-601)
#37: "Juugoya Crisis ~Kimi ni Aitai~" by Hundred Percent Free (eps 602-609)
#38: "Tsukiyo no Itazura no Mahou" by BREAKERZ (eps 610-626)
#39: "Pilgrim (ピルグリム") by B'z (eps 627-628, w. Kaito Specials)
#40: "Your Best Friend" by Mai Kuraki (eps 629-643)
#41: "Kanashii hodo Kyou no Yuuhi Kirei dane (悲しいほど 今日の夕陽 きれいだね)" by grram (eps 644-653)
#42: "Overwrite (オーバーライト)" by BREAKERZ (eps 654-666)
#43: "Koi ni Koishite (恋に恋して)" by Mai Kuraki (eps 667-686)
#44: "Hitomi no Melody (瞳のメロディ)" by BOYFRIEND (eps 687-)
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