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| − | <spoiler>The culprits are '''Satoshi | + | <spoiler>The culprits are '''Satoshi Mizunuma''' and '''Tomomi Kashiyama'''. Originally, Mizunuma planned to hide the jack-o'-lanterns in his house. However, his son suddenly came to his house with some coworkers. He then decide to hide it in Kokubo's car along with the jack-o'-lantern balloons with Tomomi's help. Mizunuma removed three ballons so that the jack-o'-lanterns can be put inside. However, the wind blows away the balloons, which was later seen by Kajiyama and Kuwano as ghosts. The reason they also hid their own jack-o'-lanterns is that no suspicion would fall on passerby. |
Both later admit the crime, but they have a reason. Turns out that Tamie's students already made a jack-o'-lantern as a surprise for Tamie during her hospitalization. However, Tamie was discharged early and managed to make one on her own. In order to not disappoint the children, they hid Tamie's jack-o'-lantern. Later, the children arrive at Tamie's house and surprise her with the jack-o'-lantern they have made. Conan and Azusa will handle the hidden jack-o'-lanterns. | Both later admit the crime, but they have a reason. Turns out that Tamie's students already made a jack-o'-lantern as a surprise for Tamie during her hospitalization. However, Tamie was discharged early and managed to make one on her own. In order to not disappoint the children, they hid Tamie's jack-o'-lantern. Later, the children arrive at Tamie's house and surprise her with the jack-o'-lantern they have made. Conan and Azusa will handle the hidden jack-o'-lanterns. | ||
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| Episode 1039 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |||
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| Title: | The Flying Jack-o'-lantern | ||
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| Japanese title: | 空飛ぶハロウィンカボチャ (Soratobu Harowin Kabocha) | ||
| Original airdate: | April 16, 2022 | ||
| Broadcast rating: | 5.6% | ||
| Filler case: | #364 | ||
| Season: | 30 | ||
| Manga source: | TV Original | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Azusa Enomoto | ||
| Case solved by: | Conan Edogawa | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Poster | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto Nobuharu Kamanaka | ||
| Screenplay: | Takahiro Okura | ||
| Storyboard: | Nobuharu Kamanaka | ||
| Episode director: | Tazumi Mukaiyama | ||
| Animation director: | Seiji Muta (supervisor) Kousei Takahashi Yusuke Shimizu Eiichi Tokura | ||
| Character design: | Hiroshi Ogawa (design works) Masanori Hashimoto | ||
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| Opening song: | SLEEPLESS | ||
| Closing song: | Karappo no Kokoro | ||
| * The Bride of Halloween pre-story. | |||
The Flying Jack-o'-lantern (空飛ぶハロウィンカボチャ Soratobu Harowin Kabocha) is the 1039th episode of the Detective Conan anime. This episode is a pre-story for The Bride of Halloween.
Cast
Case
Situation
Beika Shopping Centre is holding a jack-o'-lantern carving contest for halloween. One night, Kuwano and Kajiyama are walking home at night when they pass a road with jack-o'-lantern placed in front of the houses. Suddenly the wind blows strong, and three ghosts with jack-o'-lantern-shaped head appear.
The next day, Conan goes to Poirot because Kogoro and Ran are going out. There, Azusa is making some jack-o'-lantern and, in exchange for a milk tea, she asks Conan to help her. They later talk about the story behind halloween. Azusa then mentions about the appearance of jack-o'-lantern ghost, which became a hot topic after many people saw it last night. Conan then ask about Amuro whereabout, to Azusa answers that he is taking a few days off. She wishes that could put a collar on Amuro and keep him at Poirot. She decide to ask Conan something about Amuro, but get interupted by Tamie Kono, Tomomi Kashiyama, and Satoshi Mizunuma, whose jack-o'-lanterns have been stolen.
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Conan and Azusa decide to check the neighboorhood to find who stole the jack-o'lanterns.
