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Detective Conan: One-eyed Flashback, the 28th film in the long-running franchise, has earned 6.34 billion yen after two weeks in theaters, making it Japan’s highest grosser of 2025 so far. The film, which centers on a mystery in Nagano Prefecture, earned 3.43 billion yen in its …Read more »
Another Detective Conan movie is here, which means records are once again being broken. According to Japanese site Cinema Today, Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback sold 2,314,690 tickets in the first three days for a total of 3,438,626,700 yen (about US$24.15 million) to set a new …Read more »
The TV version of Gosho Aoyama’s manga Detective Conan (aka Case Closed) first went on air on January 8, 1996. That means next year will mark 30 years on air, and today we learned there’s a 30th-anniversary project in the works. There aren’t a lot …Read more »
The newest Detective Conan movie, Detective Conan: One-eyed Flashback, will hit Japanese theaters next week. Ahead of this, the series (which is also sometimes known as Case Closed) has teamed up with McDonald’s Japan for some mysteriously tasty food. Conan is helping to advertise the …Read more »
Detective Conan movies always do gangbusters in Japan, and this year’s is looking to be no exception. To give it an even bigger boost, the official website announced that the new entry, Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback, will also screen simultaneously in 55 IMAX cinemas, 12 …Read more »
Like clockwork, the latest annual Detective Conan film is headed to Japanese theaters this April. The film, which is called One-Eyed Flashback (that’s the direct translation, anyway; I haven’t seen an official English title revealed yet) has just dropped its main piece of key art …Read more »
If there’s one thing we can depend on in this crazy world, it’s the annual Detective Conan film coming out like clockwork every April. Except that one time with the Covid and stuff. Anyway, next year’s Conan film is set for April 18, and we’ve …Read more »
Before Gosho Aoyama kicked off the serialization of the Detective Conan manga in 1994, his Yaiba manga ran in the pages of Weekly Shonen Sunday from September 1988 to December 1993. The series was collected in 24 volumes and adapted into a 52-episode anime titled …Read more »
People in Japan sure love their Detective Conan. The latest annual Conan film, The Million-dollar Pentagram, released back on April 12, has brought in bundles of yen over the past few weeks (9.29 billion yen as of April 29, to be exact). The film has …Read more »
Next up for the Detective Conan series is yet another big screen installment, Detective Conan: The Million-Dollar Pentagram, which opens in Japan on April 12, 2024. A midnight premiere screening was recently announced along with the launch of a new trailer, so check that out …Read more »
April 12, 2024 marks the premiere of the 27th entry in the Detective Conan anime film series, Detective Conan: Hyakuman Doru no Michishirube (The Million-Dollar Five Guiding Stars). Ahead of that, a new trailer and visual made their way online, revealing that Kaito Kid is …Read more »
The 27th Detective Conan anime film—titled Detective Conan: The Million Dollar Signpost—is set to premiere in Japan on April 12, 2024, but there’s something else to look forward to ahead of that. Detective Conan vs. Kaito Kid is a new compilation film that’s officially set …Read more »
The two 2023 movies doing best in Japan this year are The Super Mario Bros. Movie and Detective Conan: Kurogane no Submarine (translated as Detective Conan: Iron Submarine). In fact, they’ve basically tied in how much money they’ve earned, with each raking in about $95 …Read more »
Detective Conan: Kurogane no Submarine, the 26th film in the Detective Conan franchise, opened last weekend with a bang. The film earned 64% more than the previous film over its 3-day opening with a total of 3.14 billion yen and 2.17 million tickets sold. That’s …Read more »
The 26th Detective Conan anime film, Detective Conan: Kurogane no Submarine, opens this Friday in Japan, and to keep the hype train rolling the folks at Weekly Shonen Sunday enlisted the help of Japan’s top cosplayer Enako. Naturally, that means we get to see another …Read more »
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