The newest entry into the massive Detective Conan franchise is the TV anime Detective Conan: Hannin no Hanzawa-san (translated as Detective Conan: The Culprit Hanzawa). The anime will make its debut in Japan on October 3, and a day later it will launch globally on …Read more »
Back in June we got word that Detective Conan spinoff anime The Culprit Hanzawa would be touching down this October, and now we have a concrete date to look forward to. Thanks to a new trailer we know it’s locked in for an October 3 …Read more »
Last month saw Netflix hitting Case Closed/Detective Conan spinoff anime Detective Conan: The Culprit Hanzawa with an October release window, but the culprit himself remained in the shadows. The criminal silhouette also known as Hanzawa-san now has a voice, and it belongs to none other …Read more »
One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda and Detective Conan creator Gosho Aoyama are two giants in the manga industry who, until recently, had never met. But that’s all changed now that the two bestselling creators have completed a joint interview. A teaser has been released for …Read more »
Last time we checked in on Detective Conan spinoff anime The Culprit Hanzawa—which adapts the manga of the same name—it was lined up for a fall premiere. Now that timing has been specified to October, which is when the series will drop on Netflix around …Read more »
Because your kiss, your kiss, is on my list! Since May 23 is “Kiss Day” in Japan, there’s no better time to take a look at some of the most memorable smooches in anime history. The day itself gets the distinction because it lines up …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Detective Conan: The Culprit Hanzawa will hit this fall. The series is a comedy spinoff featuring the silhouette criminal stand-in from the Conan series. The manga is by Mayuko Kanba, and started running in 2017. Culprit Hanzawa, much like Conan spinoff …Read more »
COVID restrictions and social distancing have hit a lot of theme parks, but Universal Studios Japan is getting back on its feet and offering its newest Cool Japan attractions. There are five new attractions they want to bring attention to, and each attraction gets a …Read more »
Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time is an upcoming spinoff anime that’s set to premiere on TV in Japan on April 4, and now it has a release window for other regions. Netflix announced plans to stream the series worldwide outside of Japan starting this July, …Read more »
He’s one of the world’s most popular comic book superheroes, with decades of adaptations to his name. And, in the DC Comics universe, he’s known as the World’s Greatest Detective. So yeah, Batman is pretty good. But how good is he? Because, see, anime has its …Read more »
The next movie in the Case Closed/Detective Conan series is Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween, which is set to premiere in Japanese theaters on April 15. Ahead of that, all the main characters are present and accounted for in a new key visual showcasing …Read more »
A special exhibition is on the way to Japan to celebrate the Detective Conan anime film series. Detective Conan The Movie Exhibition – Memoirs of the Silver Screen was announced this week, and it will be held at Muromachi Mitsui Hall & Conference in Tokyo …Read more »
A new trailer has arrived for Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween, which will debut as the 25th Detective Conan anime film when it opens in Japan on April 15, 2022. This preview is special, because it features the anime series’s iconic theme in a …Read more »
Detective Conan fans were shocked and dismayed in April 2020, when the yearly Conan film was delayed by a year (thanks Covid). That film finally came out in April 2021, and now things are back on track. It’s been announced that the latest and greatest …Read more »
This week is a big one for Gosho Aoyama’s Detective Conan manga, AKA Case Closed. The series just released its 100th volume, bringing with it the announcement that the manga has hit the milestone of 250 million copies in circulation around the world. The Detective …Read more »
Danica Davidson
Joseph Luster
Matt Schley
Kara Dennison
