Best Episodes
The cases of a detective whose physical age was chemically reversed to that of a prepubescent boy and he must hide his true mental development.
Written by Sophie and last updated on feb 08, 2023.
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Conan determines the “S” was a dying message left by the culprit and “KIX” is the real message.
The episode was rated 8.27 from 22 votes.
Kogoro and Heiji are both hired to solve a mystery in Tottori. A mansion is supposedly haunted by the Demon Spider God and his first hanging victim has been found.
The episode was rated 8.32 from 28 votes.
The culprit is caught thanks to Conan and Heiji who hung those he blamed for not stopping his girlfriend from hanging herself, but what did the killer miss?
The episode was rated 8.36 from 28 votes.
Conan and Haibara see Gin’s car while walking home from school and Conan is able to place a tracker on it. Gin discovers the tracker though and suspects that Sherry (Haibara) is still alive.
The episode was rated 8.39 from 31 votes.
Kogoro is invited to a car accident charity, but a message from the Phantom of the Cursed Masks warns them not to go. Why have so many people gathered in one mansion and what do all of the masks mean?
The episode was rated 8.46 from 24 votes.
The Demon Spider God continues to hang people. A note is left saying Kazuha will be hung next, can Conan and Heiji save her in time?
The episode was rated 8.46 from 24 votes.
Heiji helps Shinichi by disguising as him to distract Ran from noticing Conan’s identity. Ran is playing the school heroine when a murder at school occurs!
The episode was rated 8.48 from 33 votes.
Shinichi returns to his regular body and appears as the Black Knight to save the case, but collapses from a fever.
The episode was rated 8.53 from 32 votes.
Shinichi quickly solves the case, but his body gives out and returns to Conan before he had the chance to confess to Ran.
The episode was rated 8.55 from 33 votes.
A murder occurs at Haido City Hotel. Conan discovers that the Black Organization is responsible – Pisco is there. In the commotion of the murder, Haibara is kidnapped. Can Conan save her before the Black Organization finds her?
The episode was rated 8.55 from 29 votes.
Having returned to his normal body, Shinichi takes Ran out to dinner. Shinichi attempts to make a confession to Ran, but a murder occurs
The episode was rated 8.59 from 32 votes.
The Detective Boys stumble onto a group of robbers with a dead body while camping. Conan helps the Detective Boys get away, but he is shot in the process!
The episode was rated 8.72 from 29 votes.
Haibara is trapped in the same building as Gin and Vodka. Conan is able to help her, but the Black Organization now knows she is alive.
The episode was rated 8.77 from 35 votes.
Part 1: Kana Amusement group is putting out a new CD for pianist Tenma Gerald and is holding a party for the release of the CD. However, the wife of the company president, Kana Yoshinori, has been receiving some threatening letters and crank phone calls. Whoever is sending the letters is aware of the party which is to be a private affair. Who could be responsible for these cranks and why are they threatening Kana Misaki? It's up to Conan, with Mouri Kogorou and Ran in tow to solve the mystery at hand. Posing as the Yoshinori's childhood friends, the three pose as the Morita family in order to hide their true identity. Afterall, it wouldn't do to know that the famous detective Mouri Kogorou were present at a contract signing party. At the party, we are introduced to the company heads of Kana Amusement Group who, despite being related, seem at times to barely be civil with each other.
The episode was rated 8.79 from 29 votes.
The Detective Boys escaped and helped the police arrest the gang. Conan goes into surgery after being shot, but Ran suspects he really is Shinichi! Haibara helps Conan divert suspicion.
The episode was rated 8.82 from 33 votes.
