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It turns out that the dead man in the shed was actually the leader of the robber group. Conan imitates the leader to summon the whole group to come to the shed at a particular time. While he catches them red-handed along with Wakasa-sensei, the Detective Boys and Inspector Shiratori, a third robber turns up and spoils their plan by attacking Shiratori and taking control of the situation. The Detective Boys are forced by the robbers to go to the basement. When Wakasa's turn comes, she knocks the robber who tried to force her into the basement with her elbow and disguises it as her clumsiness, also subsequently closing the lid to the basement. While the Detective Boys worry about their teacher, Wakasa shows her dark side, knocking each of the robbers with a metal rod with a scary expression. When the Detective Boys come out and Conan checks that all the robbers have been knocked-out, Rumi disguises her ability by saying that she was just insanely spinning the rod in her hand, admitting that she must have been very lucky too. | It turns out that the dead man in the shed was actually the leader of the robber group. Conan imitates the leader to summon the whole group to come to the shed at a particular time. While he catches them red-handed along with Wakasa-sensei, the Detective Boys and Inspector Shiratori, a third robber turns up and spoils their plan by attacking Shiratori and taking control of the situation. The Detective Boys are forced by the robbers to go to the basement. When Wakasa's turn comes, she knocks the robber who tried to force her into the basement with her elbow and disguises it as her clumsiness, also subsequently closing the lid to the basement. While the Detective Boys worry about their teacher, Wakasa shows her dark side, knocking each of the robbers with a metal rod with a scary expression. When the Detective Boys come out and Conan checks that all the robbers have been knocked-out, Rumi disguises her ability by saying that she was just insanely spinning the rod in her hand, admitting that she must have been very lucky too. | ||
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Postlude: Kobayashi-sensei gets mad that Wakasa-sensei took the Detective Boys alone near criminals. However, it turns out that she is actually jealous that she didn't get to be with Inspector Shiratori and the Detective Boys, being the former's lover and a self-proclaimed manager of the latter. The teacher body watches in awe as this jealous exchange takes place. | Postlude: Kobayashi-sensei gets mad that Wakasa-sensei took the Detective Boys alone near criminals. However, it turns out that she is actually jealous that she didn't get to be with Inspector Shiratori and the Detective Boys, being the former's lover and a self-proclaimed manager of the latter. The teacher body watches in awe as this jealous exchange takes place. | ||
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Contents
Characters introduced
Cast
Case
Situation
Part 1
Rumi Wakasa is the Class 1-B's new deputy homeroom teacher. She seems to be very clumsy, leaving a funny first impression as she knocked her head on the desk while bowing to say "Nice to meet you". She asks the Detective Boys to go with her to the shed to bring quick lime, admitting that she is scared of going there alone. A 10-year-old bare-bone corpse is discovered there by Wakasa and the Detective Boys. The Police are summoned. It seems to be related to a case of robbery. The Principal of Teitan Elementary says that ten years ago, the Police had come to their school to investigate a robbery nearby.
Part 2
People
Resolution
Gallery
- For the full gallery, see: New Deputy Teacher Skeleton Case/Gallery
Trivia
References
See also
| Episodes of Season 26 | ||
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| Episode 993 • 994 • 995 • 996 • 997 • 998 • 999 • 1000 • 1001 • 1002 • 1003 • 1004 • 1005 • 1006 • 1007 • 1008 • 1009 • 1010 • 1011 • 1012 • 1013 • 1014 • 1015 • 1016 • 1017 • 1018 • 1019 • 1020 • 1021 • 1022 • 1023 • 1024 • 1025 • 1026 • 1027 • 1028 • 1029 • 1030 • 1031 • 1032 |
