| − | Genichirou Kaneshiro and Shizue Hayashi are probably the boss and Vermouth in disguise, in order to investigate about the mysterious person who claimed to be the creator of their computer virus. Kaneshiro is just identical to Renya Karasuma's appearance and personality, due his old age, suspicious behavior pretending to be blind, and affection for young women. He quickly realizes that Conan is unusual and considers him suspicious. "Kaneshiro" meaning "golden castle", which is a clear reference to the Sunset Manor. Conan, who visualized Gin and Vodka sometime before, had a glance full of bloodlust when all the seven participants of the mystery tour dispersed, the same for the boss' email address or Haibara sensing Vermouth, though he couldn't pinpoint the source, but he didn't have that reaction when the Night Baron suddenly appeared behind and throwed him over the balcony. After hearing that the victim fell, he rushed in front to beat the crowd, but without his walking stick. When he called it a poor story for the Night Baron to die and it ended the game, Conan gave him a suspicious look and abruptly called attention to the body. During the resolution, Shizue whispered him about Sleeping Kogoro, but it wasn't revealed. He wanted the Night Baron to take revenge on the virus creator who ruined a program he wrote four years ago, but he didn't know what it was when Ran asked him, then Shizue promptly covered him with a high school girl dating simulator. When the Night Baron virus destroys Haibara's floppy research about them on Professor Agasa's computer, Conan doesn't remember this old case. Furthermore, judging his behavior and method of investigation during the mystery tour, Shiro Konno is probably a special agent disguised as a bank employee with mother complex, in order to spy Kaneshiro. When Hideko Kamijo accused he and Kaneshiro of more sinister intentions, Konno looked guilty and said nothing: his reason for wanting the virus is still unconfirmed. --[[Special:Contributions/185.93.230.10|185.93.230.10]] 12:00, 24 June 2021 (UTC)
| + | While I'm flattered to have my manga summary turned into the anime summary as well, I feel like the level of detail might be overkill. The manga summaries go file by file, but the anime episode pages are formatted differently from the manga pages. If everyone is happy with that much wall-of-text, I'm okay with it, but the quick-summary got the job done, too. [[User:Ocianne|Ocianne]] ([[User talk:Ocianne|talk]]) 10:07, 23 February 2013 (PST) |
