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| − | <spoiler>'''Tokujiro Nagai's''' motive for murdering Oshiro was the death of his wife. Mrs. Nagai was hospitalized due to a serious sickness, but Tokujiro's earnings were too modest to afford her treatments, so he was forced to borrow money from Kuromaru Finance. Oshiro, whenever he came by to check on the investment, callously bullied Nagai, which the old man endured for his wife's sake. But then Oshiro decided to demand repayment from Mrs. Nagai, heedless of her condition. When she heard that her husband had plunged himself into debt, Mrs. Nagai suffered a breakdown which contributed to her death soon afterwards. | + | <spoiler>'''[[List of characters who know Conan's identity#Tokujiro Nagai|Tokujiro Nagai]]'s''' motive for murdering Oshiro was the death of his wife. Mrs. Nagai was hospitalized due to a serious sickness, but Tokujiro's earnings were too modest to afford her treatments, so he was forced to borrow money from Kuromaru Finance. Oshiro, whenever he came by to check on the investment, callously bullied Nagai, which the old man endured for his wife's sake. But then Oshiro decided to demand repayment from Mrs. Nagai, heedless of her condition. When she heard that her husband had plunged himself into debt, Mrs. Nagai suffered a breakdown which contributed to her death soon afterwards. |
Upon that revelation, Nagai remembers [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] - or rather, [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] - from an incident ten years ago, when one of a group of children visiting his toy shop had dropped a toy engine to the floor, breaking it. Shinichi found out which child had done it, but Nagai kindly refused to punish the offender for this accident. The startlement from this realization convinces Nagai to turn himself over to the police, and [[Juzo|Inspector Megure]] orders a thorough investigation of Kuromaru's dubious business practices. When Megure asks Nagai why he has decided to surrender himself, Nagai replies that a "mysterious boy who has [[APTX-4869|remained unchanged]] for ten years" has influenced him into doing so, as a sort of messenger from his late wife. | Upon that revelation, Nagai remembers [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] - or rather, [[Shinichi Kudo|Shinichi]] - from an incident ten years ago, when one of a group of children visiting his toy shop had dropped a toy engine to the floor, breaking it. Shinichi found out which child had done it, but Nagai kindly refused to punish the offender for this accident. The startlement from this realization convinces Nagai to turn himself over to the police, and [[Juzo|Inspector Megure]] orders a thorough investigation of Kuromaru's dubious business practices. When Megure asks Nagai why he has decided to surrender himself, Nagai replies that a "mysterious boy who has [[APTX-4869|remained unchanged]] for ten years" has influenced him into doing so, as a sort of messenger from his late wife. | ||
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| Title: | The Mysterious Boy | ||
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| Japanese title: | 不思議な少年 (Fushigi na Shōnen?) | ||
| Original airdate: | August 13, 2016 | ||
| Filler case: | #264 | ||
| Season: | 24 | ||
| Manga source: | TV Original | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Ai Haibara Detective Boys Juzo Megure Miwako Sato Wataru Takagi Shinichi Kudo | ||
| Case solved by: | Conan Edogawa | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Toy engine | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto | ||
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| Opening song: | Sekai wa Anata no Iro ni Naru | ||
| Closing song: | SAWAGE☆LIFE | ||
The Mysterious Boy (不思議な少年 Fushigi na Shōnen) is the 829th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
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| Episodes of Season 24 | ||
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