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{{InfoBox Gadget | {{InfoBox Gadget | ||
| name = Criminal Tracking Glasses | | name = Criminal Tracking Glasses | ||
| − | | japanese-name = 犯人追跡メガネ | + | | japanese-name = 犯人追跡メガネ<ref>https://www.ytv.co.jp/conan/item/glasses.html</ref> |
| romaji-name = Hannin Tsuiseki Megane | | romaji-name = Hannin Tsuiseki Megane | ||
| image = Criminal Tracking Glasses Profile.png | | image = Criminal Tracking Glasses Profile.png | ||
| creator = [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] | | creator = [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] | ||
| − | | user = [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] | + | | user = [[Conan Edogawa]] <br> [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] <br> [[Ai Haibara]] |
| first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 2|Volume 2 - File 4]] <br> Anime: [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case|Episode 13]] | | first-appearance = Manga: [[Volume 2|Volume 2 - File 4]] <br> Anime: [[The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case|Episode 13]] | ||
| appearances = {{:Criminal Tracking Glasses Appearances}} | | appearances = {{:Criminal Tracking Glasses Appearances}} | ||
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| − | + | The {{nihongo|'''Criminal Tracking Glasses'''|犯人追跡メガネ|Hannin Tsuiseki Megane}} are the ninth gadget created by [[Hiroshi Agasa|Professor Agasa]] for [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]. | |
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | [[Image:Criminaltrackingglassesdisplay.jpg | + | [[Image:Criminaltrackingglassesdisplay.jpg|thumb|left|A close-up of the display as seen in [[Mushrooms, Bears, and the Detective Boys]].]] |
| + | [[File:vlcsnap-2019-01-05-11h48m41s880.png|thumb|left|Glasses Specs]] | ||
These glasses use radar, enabling Conan to track down criminals and locate his transmitters within a 20km radius. The glasses can also be used to track down the location of the [[Detective Boys Badge|Detective Boys badges]]. | These glasses use radar, enabling Conan to track down criminals and locate his transmitters within a 20km radius. The glasses can also be used to track down the location of the [[Detective Boys Badge|Detective Boys badges]]. | ||
To activate the radar on the glasses, Conan presses a small button on the left-hand side. Pressing this button extends an antenna and turns the main screen on, displayed on the left lens with North, South, East, and West compass directions at the edges. Locations of transmitters (or the Detective Boys badges) appear as dots on the screen. | To activate the radar on the glasses, Conan presses a small button on the left-hand side. Pressing this button extends an antenna and turns the main screen on, displayed on the left lens with North, South, East, and West compass directions at the edges. Locations of transmitters (or the Detective Boys badges) appear as dots on the screen. | ||
| − | To go along with the glasses, Agasa gave Conan small sticker-like transmitters that resemble the yellow button on Conan's jacket, allowing Conan to hide the transmitter in plain sight and still have it handy when he needs it. | + | To go along with the glasses, Agasa gave Conan small sticker-like transmitters that resemble the yellow button on Conan's jacket, allowing Conan to hide the transmitter in plain sight and still have it handy when he needs it. However, the glasses needs to be charged, which is why Agasa made another pair of glasses. |
Recently, Agasa has also added a [[Telescopic Lenses|night-vision & zoom feature]] for the glasses as well.<ref>[[Countdown to Heaven|Movie 5: Countdown to Heaven]]</ref> | Recently, Agasa has also added a [[Telescopic Lenses|night-vision & zoom feature]] for the glasses as well.<ref>[[Countdown to Heaven|Movie 5: Countdown to Heaven]]</ref> | ||
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[[de:Radarbrille]] | [[de:Radarbrille]] | ||
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| Japanese name: | 犯人追跡メガネ[1] |
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| Romaji name: | Hannin Tsuiseki Megane |
| Created by: | Professor Agasa |
| Used by: | Conan Edogawa Professor Agasa Ai Haibara |
| First appearance: | Manga: Volume 2 - File 4 Anime: Episode 13 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 11 Episodes: 34 Movies: 11 OVAs: 2 Openings: 12 Closings: 1 |
The Criminal Tracking Glasses (犯人追跡メガネ Hannin Tsuiseki Megane) are the ninth gadget created by Professor Agasa for Conan.
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Description
A close-up of the display as seen in Mushrooms, Bears, and the Detective Boys.
These glasses use radar, enabling Conan to track down criminals and locate his transmitters within a 20km radius. The glasses can also be used to track down the location of the Detective Boys badges.
To activate the radar on the glasses, Conan presses a small button on the left-hand side. Pressing this button extends an antenna and turns the main screen on, displayed on the left lens with North, South, East, and West compass directions at the edges. Locations of transmitters (or the Detective Boys badges) appear as dots on the screen.
To go along with the glasses, Agasa gave Conan small sticker-like transmitters that resemble the yellow button on Conan's jacket, allowing Conan to hide the transmitter in plain sight and still have it handy when he needs it. However, the glasses needs to be charged, which is why Agasa made another pair of glasses.
Recently, Agasa has also added a night-vision & zoom feature for the glasses as well.[2]
Unique uses
- In Reunion with the Black Organization Conan loans Haibara the Criminal Tracking Glasses to disguise her face and help put her mind at ease.
- During The Desperate Revival, Conan uses the sticker transmitters on rocks in the cave he and the Detective Boys wander into and then leaves the Criminal Tracking Glasses on the ground. When Haibara discovers them later and widens the radar's view she discovers that the transmitters on the rocks form the number "110", the emergency telephone number for the police in Japan.
