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| + | Conan, Ran, and Sonoko visited an exhibition by an up-and-coming artist, Motoko Bekobe. Motoko has been releasing avant-garde works that combine traditional akabe with modern art, and are evidently attracting further attention across the globe. The three of them first saw a ceremony in the [[New Beika Modern Art Museum]], there were several men dancing, wearing loincloths, cheering up for the big day. They constantly uttered the peculiar motto "Akabeko Bekoe", hinting everyone about Bekobe's success. | ||
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| + | After the event had ended, they shifted their steps and diverted their sight onto the actual exhibition. Within the hall, they could clearly see all kinds of Akabekos, which varied in size and colour and all possessed extraordinary imagination and creativity, despite the fact that there were barely any of those classical red ones. Conan thus began to explain the legend of this craft: it was apparently a folk craft from the [[wikipedia:Fukushima Prefecture|Fukushima Prefecture]], with persistant wobbling heads; it was a toy made for children around the Aizu region of Fukushima; during the Edo Period, a temple named Enzo-ji Temple was destroyed by earthquakes and needed reconstruction; it became an elusive issue back then since it was hard to transport materials up the cliff, which supposedly a red cow turned up out of nowhere to help the workers transporting these materials contributed to the rebuild of the temple. Just as Ran and Sonoko were astonished by the "weird facts" Conan knows, an abrupt scream kicked in from the staff room. When they dashed towards there to check the situation out, they found Motoko Bekobe's body lying on the floor, accompanied with some sort of "dying message". | ||
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| suspects = Junya Fukui, Toshiharu Fukumoto and Hajime Fukura | | suspects = Junya Fukui, Toshiharu Fukumoto and Hajime Fukura | ||
| − | | description = | + | | description = Her left hand was holding an akabeko, and she wrote the katakana word "Fuku" with blood using her right hand. |
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Revision as of 20:42, 4 November 2023
| Episode 1102 (Int. Episode 1160) | |||
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| Title: | The Akabeko and the Three Lucky Men | ||
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| Japanese title: | 赤べこと3人の福男 (Akabeko to San'nin no Fukuotoko) | ||
| Original airdate: | November 4, 2023 | ||
| Filler case: | #405 | ||
| Season: | TBD | ||
| Manga source: | TV Original | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Sonoko Suzuki Wataru Takagi Kazunobu Chiba Kamen Yaiba | ||
| Case solved by: | Sonoko Suzuki (via Conan) | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Festival | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto Nobuharu Kamanaka | ||
| Screenplay: | Akatsuki Yamatoya | ||
| Storyboard: | Hiroaki Takagi | ||
| Episode director: | Minoru Tozawa | ||
| Animation director: | Keiko Sasaki | ||
| Character design: | Masatomo Sudo Nariyuki Takahashi (sub-character) Hiroshi Ogawa (design works) | ||
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| Opening song: | Unraveling Love ~Sukoshi no Yūki~ | ||
| Closing song: | …and Rescue Me | ||
| Prev episode: | « Pride of the Immortal Man | ||
| Next episode: | The Teen Novel That Smells Like Guilt » | ||
| List of episodes | |||
The Akabeko and the Three Lucky Men (赤べこと3人の福男 Akabeko to San'nin no Fukuotoko) is the 1102nd episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Conan, Ran, and Sonoko visited an exhibition by an up-and-coming artist, Motoko Bekobe. Motoko has been releasing avant-garde works that combine traditional akabe with modern art, and are evidently attracting further attention across the globe. The three of them first saw a ceremony in the New Beika Modern Art Museum, there were several men dancing, wearing loincloths, cheering up for the big day. They constantly uttered the peculiar motto "Akabeko Bekoe", hinting everyone about Bekobe's success.
After the event had ended, they shifted their steps and diverted their sight onto the actual exhibition. Within the hall, they could clearly see all kinds of Akabekos, which varied in size and colour and all possessed extraordinary imagination and creativity, despite the fact that there were barely any of those classical red ones. Conan thus began to explain the legend of this craft: it was apparently a folk craft from the Fukushima Prefecture, with persistant wobbling heads; it was a toy made for children around the Aizu region of Fukushima; during the Edo Period, a temple named Enzo-ji Temple was destroyed by earthquakes and needed reconstruction; it became an elusive issue back then since it was hard to transport materials up the cliff, which supposedly a red cow turned up out of nowhere to help the workers transporting these materials contributed to the rebuild of the temple. Just as Ran and Sonoko were astonished by the "weird facts" Conan knows, an abrupt scream kicked in from the staff room. When they dashed towards there to check the situation out, they found Motoko Bekobe's body lying on the floor, accompanied with some sort of "dying message".
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People
Resolution
Trivia
- Sonoko compares Bekobe to "Janksy", a distortion of the famous British street artist Banksy.
- Hajime Fukura and Toshiharu Fukumoto's voice actors both come from the respective prefectures of their characters. Keiko Sakai comes from Fukushima Prefecture while Yuji Ueda comes from Kitakyushu (Fukuoka Prefecture).
Gallery
In other languages
See also
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