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A {{nihongo|'''crossover'''|クロスオーバー|kurosuōbā}}, in [[Japan]] also sometimes called a {{nihongo|'''collaboration'''|コラボレーション|koraborēshon}} or "korabo" in short, is the combination of two or more distinct works, their plots, characters, settings, props or other intellectual properties in one or all of the involved works or a wholly new one independent of them.
 
A {{nihongo|'''crossover'''|クロスオーバー|kurosuōbā}}, in [[Japan]] also sometimes called a {{nihongo|'''collaboration'''|コラボレーション|koraborēshon}} or "korabo" in short, is the combination of two or more distinct works, their plots, characters, settings, props or other intellectual properties in one or all of the involved works or a wholly new one independent of them.
  
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[[Gosho Aoyama]], the author of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', is a big fan of this narrative device and used it to create many allusions, easter eggs, cameos and nods between his own and other works, most of them not being fully [[canon]] for the story in question, though. Individual persons and companies producing adaptions, spin-offs and tie-in media to Gosho's stories followed suit and created even more crossover between other properties and those based on his works.
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[[Gosho Aoyama]], the author of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', is a big fan of this narrative device and used it to create many allusions, easter eggs, cameos and nods between his own and other works, most of them not being fully [[canon]] for the story in question, though. Individual persons and companies producing adaptations, spin-offs and tie-in media to Gosho's stories followed suit and created even more crossover between other properties and those based on his works.
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= ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' =
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''100% Tantei Monogatari'' is a manga by [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s assistant and mentor back then [[Yutaka Abe]]. Gosho assisted with the creation of this manga. It is the origin of [[Ekoda High School]], which was transitioned as a [[setting]] to ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', ''[[Yaiba]]'', ''[[3rd Base 4th]]'' and the [[Anime]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', too.
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== ''100% Tantei Monogatari'' in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ==
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=== Manga ===
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{{main|Magic Kaito Volume 1-5}}
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==== General ====
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[[Ekoda High School]] originally appeared in ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' as the school the protagonists attend, before [[Gosho Aoyama]] used it as a recurring [[setting]] in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' too as explicitly the same school, with characters from each series briefly showing up in the other.
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==== The Scarlet Temptress (MK Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 1#The Scarlet Temptress|6]]) ====
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The protagonist of ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'', [[Momoko Aoyama]], who canonically attends the same class as [[Kaito Kuroba]], is one of the three girls who gives him chocolate for [[Valentine's Day]], who were all drawn by [[Yutaka Abe]]. This would also set it on the same day as the third chapter of ''100% Tantei Monogatari'' (incidentally the same Kaito and [[Aoko Nakamori|Aoko]] appear in), since it's happening on Valentine's Day during the second year, too.
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File:Magic Kaito Chapter 6 Momoko Aoyama.jpg|Momoko Aoyama in ''Magic Kaito''.
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=== Magic Kaito TV Specials ===
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{{main|TV Specials#Magic Kaito}}
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==== A Witch Sheds No Tears ====
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{{ref MK special|4|A Witch Sheds No Tears}}
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While not seen anymore like in the manga, [[Momoko Aoyama]], the protagonist of ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'', is still namechecked as one of the girls who gave [[Kaito Kuroba]] chocolate on [[Valentine's Day]].
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= ''[[3rd Base 4th]]'' =
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== ''3rd Base 4th'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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=== Manga ===
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{{main|Manga}}
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==== Bloody Idol Case (Manga: [[Volume 1#Bloody Idol Case|6-9]]) ====
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[[Yoko Okino]] and [[Akiyoshi Fujie]] are identified as alumni of (the fictional) [[Kohnan High School]] in FILE.8 of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' - the same school [[Shigeo Nagashima]], [[Yutaka Enatsu]] and their friends attend in ''[[3rd Base 4th]]''.
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File:3rd base 4th Chapter 1 Kohnan High School.jpg|Kohnan High School in ''3rd Base 4th''.
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==== Old Photograph Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 28#Old Photograph Murder Case|276-278]]) ====
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The horizontal school banner in the upper left corner of [[Shizuka Hattori]]'s old photo, which also features [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s mother [[Michiko_Kurogane|Michiko]], reads "南高校", which is cut off to the left. It probably reads "港南高校" (''Kōnan Kōkō'') in full, which of course is, again, the [[Kohnan High School]].
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File:File 277 Shizuka Hattoris Photo.jpg|Kohnan High School's banner on Shizuka's old photo.
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==== Koshien Bomber Case (Manga: [[Volume 43#Koshien Bomber Case|445]]-[[Volume 44#Koshien Bomber Case|449]]) ====
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[[Conan Edogawa]], [[Ran_Mouri|Ran]] and her father [[Kogoro Mouri]], as well as [[Heiji Hattori]] und [[Kazuha Toyama]] watch a baseball game at [[Koushien]] stadium, played by the leading teams from ''[[3rd Base 4th]]'', hailing from [[Kohnan High School|Kohnan]] and [[Ohgane High School]] respectively, who want to do a rematch of their game from the finale of their own Manga, which is referred to as "one year ago".
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Characters from the series who appear are the protagonist [[Shigeo Nagashima]] and his rival [[Kazuhisa Inao]] and some of their teammates, their [[Kohnan High Baseball Coach|coach]], Shigeo's friend [[Yutaka Enatsu|Yutaka]], as well as [[Yutaka Enatsu's father|her father]] got some cameos, too. In a crossover gag [[Gosho Aoyama]] also uses with [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Soshi Okita]], Shigeo reminds Ran of [[Shinichi Kudo]], since all of them look very much alike.
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It's also kind of fitting that this crossover started in [[Volume 43]], which even features [[Conan Edogawa]] in the baseball uniform of Kohnan High on the cover.
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File:File 447 Shigeo Nagashima.jpg|Shigeo Nagashima in ''Detective Conan''.
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= ''[[Detective Conan]]'' =
 
= ''[[Detective Conan]]'' =
 
== ''Detective Conan'' in ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy|Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy]]'' ==
 
== ''Detective Conan'' in ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy|Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy]]'' ==
 
=== Anime ===
 
=== Anime ===
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[[File:Detective_George_and_Asami_at_Harues_House.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"Kanpai!"]]{{main|Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy}}
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{{main|Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy}}
 
Right after escaping the clutches of the men dressed in black in his car, private detective [[George Kirishima]] takes [[Asami Ashikawa]] to [[Beika]], a district and main setting from ''[[Detective Conan]]'', to retrieve the golden hair pin from a well at [[Beika Shrine]], which belongs to an old lady named [[Harue]], who is living in this district. It's exactly the same hair pin [[Sanjuro Tsurugi]] later identifies her by when he visits Harue's house in ''[[Play It Again]]''.
 
Right after escaping the clutches of the men dressed in black in his car, private detective [[George Kirishima]] takes [[Asami Ashikawa]] to [[Beika]], a district and main setting from ''[[Detective Conan]]'', to retrieve the golden hair pin from a well at [[Beika Shrine]], which belongs to an old lady named [[Harue]], who is living in this district. It's exactly the same hair pin [[Sanjuro Tsurugi]] later identifies her by when he visits Harue's house in ''[[Play It Again]]''.
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File:Detective George and Asami at Harues House.jpg|"Kanpai!"
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== ''Detective Conan'' in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ==
 
== ''Detective Conan'' in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ==
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==== Black Star (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Black Star|23-24]]) ====
 
==== Black Star (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Black Star|23-24]]) ====
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 23 Shinichi Kudo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|If you thought Akako is unrealistic, wait until you see the magic of a 16-year-old using a gun without getting his parents into trouble and making Megure lose his job.]]
 
 
During this story arc get a tie-in story serving as a prequel to FILE.156 - 159 ([[Volume 16]], [[Volume 16#Kaitou Kid and the Black Star|File 6-9]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' - the first meeting between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] - with a pre-shrunken [[Shinichi Kudo]] and Kaitou Kid having a battle of wits while the latter is trying to take some jewels from the clock of a tower without knowing who their respective opponent is. [[Juzo Megure]] also had his debut in this series during this story.
 
During this story arc get a tie-in story serving as a prequel to FILE.156 - 159 ([[Volume 16]], [[Volume 16#Kaitou Kid and the Black Star|File 6-9]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' - the first meeting between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] - with a pre-shrunken [[Shinichi Kudo]] and Kaitou Kid having a battle of wits while the latter is trying to take some jewels from the clock of a tower without knowing who their respective opponent is. [[Juzo Megure]] also had his debut in this series during this story.
  
 
Furthermore, these chapters were adapted as a part of Episode 219: [[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid]] from the [[Anime]] of ''Detective Conan'' and Episode 6: [[Black Star]] of ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'' later on.
 
Furthermore, these chapters were adapted as a part of Episode 219: [[The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid]] from the [[Anime]] of ''Detective Conan'' and Episode 6: [[Black Star]] of ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'' later on.
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File:Magic Kaito Chapter 23 Shinichi Kudo.jpg|thumb|If you thought Akako is unrealistic, wait until you see the magic of a 16-year-old using a gun without getting his parents into trouble and making Megure lose his job.
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==== Dark Knight (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Dark Knight|27-28]]) ====
 
==== Dark Knight (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Dark Knight|27-28]]) ====
 
The story happens on a Friday the 13th, just like FILE.605-609 ([[Volume 58]], [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case|File 8-11]] and [[Volume 59]], [[Volume 59#File 609 - Wedge of Steel|File 1]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', which were released less than half a year later, maybe subtly hinting for them to be happening concurrently.  
 
The story happens on a Friday the 13th, just like FILE.605-609 ([[Volume 58]], [[Volume 58#Foreign Suspect Case|File 8-11]] and [[Volume 59]], [[Volume 59#File 609 - Wedge of Steel|File 1]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', which were released less than half a year later, maybe subtly hinting for them to be happening concurrently.  
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==== Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Omake|Volume 4 Omake]]) ====
 
==== Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Omake|Volume 4 Omake]]) ====
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[[File:Magic Kaito Volume 4 Kenta Conan.jpg|thumb|right|200px|I hope his fee is accordingly. Gosho is rich enough for that.]]
 
 
In the third Omake, published in the fourth volume, after the "filming" of the 28th chapter of ''Magic Kaito'' has wrapped, the meta-fictional "child actor" of [[Kenta Connery]] is said of having to go to another shoot right now, which is revealed to be ''[[Detective Conan]]'', with Kenta's actor also playing the role of [[Conan Edogawa]].
 
In the third Omake, published in the fourth volume, after the "filming" of the 28th chapter of ''Magic Kaito'' has wrapped, the meta-fictional "child actor" of [[Kenta Connery]] is said of having to go to another shoot right now, which is revealed to be ''[[Detective Conan]]'', with Kenta's actor also playing the role of [[Conan Edogawa]].
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File:Magic Kaito Volume 4 Kenta Conan.jpg|I hope his fee is accordingly. Gosho is rich enough for that.
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==== Phantom Lady (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#The Phantom Lady|29-30]]) ====
 
==== Phantom Lady (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#The Phantom Lady|29-30]]) ====
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 30 Kaito Chikage SMS.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"My son... Please do this absolutely dangerous thing for me before I try to prevent you from doing stuff like this a couple of chapters later!"]]
 
 
These chapters end with a cliffhanger that functions as another tie-in with ''[[Detective Conan]]'', this time FILE.731 - 733 ([[Volume 70]], [[Voluem 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|File 2-4]]). Kaito's mother [[Chikage Kuroba]] - Ex-Phantom Lady and globetrotter extraordinaire - sends him an SMS about some other fake dealers associated with President [[Gozu]], who she never managed to bring down in the past - leading directly into Kid's appearance in the aforementioned Files and his try to uncover the schemes of [[Shishihiko Tarumi]] and [[Masanosuke Hanamura]] involving [[Ryoma Sakamoto]]'s treasures.
 
These chapters end with a cliffhanger that functions as another tie-in with ''[[Detective Conan]]'', this time FILE.731 - 733 ([[Volume 70]], [[Voluem 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|File 2-4]]). Kaito's mother [[Chikage Kuroba]] - Ex-Phantom Lady and globetrotter extraordinaire - sends him an SMS about some other fake dealers associated with President [[Gozu]], who she never managed to bring down in the past - leading directly into Kid's appearance in the aforementioned Files and his try to uncover the schemes of [[Shishihiko Tarumi]] and [[Masanosuke Hanamura]] involving [[Ryoma Sakamoto]]'s treasures.
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File:Magic Kaito Chapter 30 Kaito Chikage SMS.jpg|"My son... Please do this absolutely dangerous thing for me before I try to prevent you from doing stuff like this a couple of chapters later!"
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==== Sun Halo (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|34-36]]) ====
 
==== Sun Halo (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Sun Halo|34-36]]) ====
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 34 Kaito Keiko Aoko Bike.jpg|thumb|right|200px|It's got a skirt-rising-function now, to the visible and understandable dismay of Aoko. I wonder whether Agasa approves.]]
 
 
Kaito tells [[Aoko Nakamori]] that "[[Konosuke Jii|Jii-chan's]] professor friend" fixed his bike after it was damaged pretty badly in an accident. This not only alludes to a certain scene at the beginning of Episode 2 ([[Blue Birthday]]) of ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'', but implies that no less than Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]] repaired Kaito's bike. This allusion is, in return, further developed in FILE.997 ([[Volume 94]], [[Volume 94#File 997 - Haibara's Mood|File 5]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' later on.
 
Kaito tells [[Aoko Nakamori]] that "[[Konosuke Jii|Jii-chan's]] professor friend" fixed his bike after it was damaged pretty badly in an accident. This not only alludes to a certain scene at the beginning of Episode 2 ([[Blue Birthday]]) of ''[[Magic Kaito 1412]]'', but implies that no less than Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]] repaired Kaito's bike. This allusion is, in return, further developed in FILE.997 ([[Volume 94]], [[Volume 94#File 997 - Haibara's Mood|File 5]]) of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' later on.
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File:Magic Kaito Chapter 34 Kaito Keiko Aoko Bike.jpg|It's got a skirt-rising-function now, to the visible and understandable dismay of Aoko. I wonder whether Agasa approves.
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==== Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Omake|Volume 5 Omake]]) ====
 
==== Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Omake|Volume 5 Omake]]) ====
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[[File:Magic Kaito Volume 5 Omake.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Gosho seems to be one parsimonious fella.]]
 
 
There's a meta gag in the fourth Omake included in the fifth volume again, with a joke on the expense of the similiarity between the [[Akako Koizumi's residence|house]] of [[Akako Koizumi]] and the [[Kudo residence|home]] of the [[Kudo family]].
 
There's a meta gag in the fourth Omake included in the fifth volume again, with a joke on the expense of the similiarity between the [[Akako Koizumi's residence|house]] of [[Akako Koizumi]] and the [[Kudo residence|home]] of the [[Kudo family]].
  
 
[[Kogoro Mouri]]'s "actor" also seems to double as the demon [[Lucifer|Lucufer]].
 
[[Kogoro Mouri]]'s "actor" also seems to double as the demon [[Lucifer|Lucufer]].
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File:Magic Kaito Volume 5 Omake.jpg|Gosho seems to be one parsimonious fella.
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=== Magic Kaito TV Specials ===
 
=== Magic Kaito TV Specials ===
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==== The Revived Phantom Thief ====
 
==== The Revived Phantom Thief ====
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-28-00h54m27s235.png|thumb|right|200px|Viva Las Vegas?]]{{ref MK special|1|The Revived Phantom Thief}}
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{{ref MK special|1|The Revived Phantom Thief}}
 
[[Kaito Kuroba]]'s mother [[Chikage Kuroba|Chikage]] mentions that she's in [[Las Vegas]], "meeting an old friend of Toichi" who could be [[Yukiko Kudo]] (if it isn't the other person on the monitor), who's also in the [[United States]] around that time and was an apprentice of [[Toichi Kuroba]] once.
 
[[Kaito Kuroba]]'s mother [[Chikage Kuroba|Chikage]] mentions that she's in [[Las Vegas]], "meeting an old friend of Toichi" who could be [[Yukiko Kudo]] (if it isn't the other person on the monitor), who's also in the [[United States]] around that time and was an apprentice of [[Toichi Kuroba]] once.
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-28-00h54m27s235.png|Viva Las Vegas?
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==== Kaitou Kid's Busy Date ====
 
==== Kaitou Kid's Busy Date ====
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-02h42m29s194.png|thumb|right|200px|Can you see the joy in Haibara's eyes?]]
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{{ref MK special|2|Kaitou Kid's Busy Date}}
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-02h54m42s244.png|thumb|right|200px|Shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!]]{{ref MK special|2|Kaitou Kid's Busy Date}}
 
 
During [[Kaito Kuroba]]'s and [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s date in [[Tropical Land]], one can spot the [[Detective Boys]] in front of a few costumed mascots (from left to right: [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Genta Kojima]] and [[Ai Haibara]] - who is the only one whose face is visible). Later, while trying to distract the policemen, [[Kaitou Kid]] also uses a Conan mask plus a part of his famous phrase ("There is only one truth!").
 
During [[Kaito Kuroba]]'s and [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s date in [[Tropical Land]], one can spot the [[Detective Boys]] in front of a few costumed mascots (from left to right: [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya]], [[Ayumi Yoshida]], [[Conan Edogawa]], [[Genta Kojima]] and [[Ai Haibara]] - who is the only one whose face is visible). Later, while trying to distract the policemen, [[Kaitou Kid]] also uses a Conan mask plus a part of his famous phrase ("There is only one truth!").
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-02h42m29s194.png|Can you see the joy in Haibara's eyes?
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-02h54m42s244.png|Shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!
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==== The Princess Prefers Magic ====
 
==== The Princess Prefers Magic ====
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[[File:MKS Episode_3_Narita_Airport_Detective_Boys.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Someday my princess will come.]]
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-17h37m07s172.png|thumb|right|200px|There's a party here in Tokyo!]]{{ref MK special|3|The Princess Prefers Magic}}
 
 
The [[Detective Boys]] can be seen two times again: First during the arrival of the Princess [[Anne of Sublina]] at [[Narita Airport]] and the second time on the ceremony of the princess at her residence in [[Tokyo]].
 
The [[Detective Boys]] can be seen two times again: First during the arrival of the Princess [[Anne of Sublina]] at [[Narita Airport]] and the second time on the ceremony of the princess at her residence in [[Tokyo]].
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File:MKS Episode 3 Narita Airport Detective Boys.jpg|Someday my princess will come.
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-29-17h37m07s172.png|There's a party here in Tokyo!
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==== A Witch Sheds No Tears ====
 
==== A Witch Sheds No Tears ====
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[[File:MKS Episode 4 Tokyo Skytree Conan.jpg|thumb|right|200px|What was he doing there?]]{{ref MK special|4|A Witch Sheds No Tears}}
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{{ref MK special|4|A Witch Sheds No Tears}}
 
Shortly before [[Kaitou Kid]]'s confrontation with the witch [[Akako Koizumi]], one can spot [[Conan Edogawa]] from behind as one of the bystanders in front of the [[Tokyo Skytree]] (to lower right of the tower).
 
Shortly before [[Kaitou Kid]]'s confrontation with the witch [[Akako Koizumi]], one can spot [[Conan Edogawa]] from behind as one of the bystanders in front of the [[Tokyo Skytree]] (to lower right of the tower).
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File:MKS Episode 4 Tokyo Skytree Conan.jpg|What was he doing there?
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==== The Fated Blue Birthday ====
 
==== The Fated Blue Birthday ====
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-11-15-18h48m32s60.png|thumb|right|200px|Go back to bed, this isn't even your series.]]{{ref MK special|5|The Fated Blue Birthday}}
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{{ref MK special|5|The Fated Blue Birthday}}
 
During [[Kaitou Kid]]'s birthday firework for [[Aoko Nakamori]], [[Conan Edogawa]] is one of the people who wakes up because of it, whereupon he looks out of a window of the [[Mouri Detective Agency]], from where you can see the skyscraper in the background Kid is on top of.
 
During [[Kaitou Kid]]'s birthday firework for [[Aoko Nakamori]], [[Conan Edogawa]] is one of the people who wakes up because of it, whereupon he looks out of a window of the [[Mouri Detective Agency]], from where you can see the skyscraper in the background Kid is on top of.
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-11-15-18h48m32s60.png|Go back to bed, this isn't even your series.
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==== Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve ====
 
==== Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve ====
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[[File:MKS Episode 6 Conan Edogawa.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Or it was just simple promotion.]]{{ref MK special|6|Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve}}
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{{ref MK special|6|Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve}}
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] has another small cameo at the [[Ski resort (Magic Kaito)|ski resort]] and wears the same clothes as in Movie 15: [[Quarter of Silence]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', which plays in a similar setting. It's possible the Anime producers wanted to imply that this episode and the movie happen concurrently.
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] has another small cameo at the [[Ski resort (Magic Kaito)|ski resort]] and wears the same clothes as in Movie 15: [[Quarter of Silence]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', which plays in a similar setting. It's possible the Anime producers wanted to imply that this episode and the movie happen concurrently.
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==== The Splendid Rivals ====
 
==== The Splendid Rivals ====
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[[File:MKS_Episode_7_Conan_Edogawa.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Which is kind of unfortunate, because the previous cameos were relatively creative and didn't seem forced.]]{{ref MK special|7|The Splendid Rivals}}
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{{ref MK special|7|The Splendid Rivals}}
 
You can again spot [[Conan Edogawa]] in a crowd standing in front of [[Studio ALTA]]. He suddenly turns around with his glasses reflecting and goes away. That's basically his modus operandi for all following episodes until the end.
 
You can again spot [[Conan Edogawa]] in a crowd standing in front of [[Studio ALTA]]. He suddenly turns around with his glasses reflecting and goes away. That's basically his modus operandi for all following episodes until the end.
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File:MKS Episode 7 Conan Edogawa.jpg|Which is kind of unfortunate, because the previous cameos were relatively creative and didn't seem forced.
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==== The Secret of the Red Tear ====
 
==== The Secret of the Red Tear ====
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{{ref MK special|8|The Secret of the Red Tear}}
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] stands in front of the cinema [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] go into, looking at the parodies of posters of "Batman Begins" and "The Avengers", shortly before the "Red Tear" heist.
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] stands in front of the cinema [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] go into, looking at the parodies of posters of "Batman Begins" and "The Avengers", shortly before the "Red Tear" heist.
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-21-20h17m02s132.png|His favorite movies.
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==== The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief ====
 
==== The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief ====
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[[File:MK9 121.png|thumb|right|200px|Or he just really likes gratuitious guest appearances.]]{{ref MK special|9|The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief}}
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{{ref MK special|9|The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief}}
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] is standing in front of the mansion in which the gem [[Kaitou Kid]] wants to steal is exhibited in. Perhaps he doesn't want to interfere because this time real magic is involved?
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] is standing in front of the mansion in which the gem [[Kaitou Kid]] wants to steal is exhibited in. Perhaps he doesn't want to interfere because this time real magic is involved?
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File:MK9 121.png|thumb|right|200px|Or he just really likes gratuitious guest appearances.
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</gallery>
  
 
==== The Reminiscent Golden Eye ====
 
==== The Reminiscent Golden Eye ====
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[[File:MKS Episode 10 Conan Edogawa.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Stop stalking people.]]{{ref MK special|10|The Reminiscent Golden Eye}}
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{{ref MK special|10|The Reminiscent Golden Eye}}
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[[Conan Edogawa]] appears again, walking past [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] on the street, being creepy as ever. His appearance is even stranger considering the easter egg after that in the same episode...
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[[Conan Edogawa]] appears again, walking past [[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] on the street, being creepy as ever. His appearance is even stranger considering the easter egg after that in the same episode - because [[Saguru Hakuba]], who is currently in France to follow [[Spider]], reads the news on his mobile phone (in French). One of the texts (the one at the bottom) tells something about a "[[black organization]] uncovered by a child yesterday" and that this occurrence took place in "Baker street" (= [[Beika]]). If there ever was any chronology, this is one of the things that would severely mess it up.
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[[File:MKS Episode 10 French News.jpg|thumb|right|200px|So he never got a remedy in the end?]]
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... because [[Saguru Hakuba]], who is currently in France to follow [[Spider]], reads the news on his mobile phone (in French). One of the texts (the one at the bottom) tells something about a "[[black organization]] uncovered by a child yesterday" and that this occurrence took place in "Baker street" (= [[Beika]]). If there ever was any chronology, this is one of the things that would severely mess it up.
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File:MKS Episode 10 Conan Edogawa.jpg|Stop stalking people.
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File:MKS Episode 10 French News.jpg|So he never got a remedy in the end?
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</gallery>
  
 
==== The Tearful Crystal Mother ====
 
==== The Tearful Crystal Mother ====
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[[File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-22-01h08m55s134.png|thumb|right|200px|"I like trains."]]{{ref MK special|11|The Tearful Crystal Mother}}
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{{ref MK special|11|The Tearful Crystal Mother}}
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] stands at the train station the royal train drives through. You can easily spot him, as he's the only one not looking at the train and the only one with the unsettling cameo grin.
 
[[Conan Edogawa]] stands at the train station the royal train drives through. You can easily spot him, as he's the only one not looking at the train and the only one with the unsettling cameo grin.
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File:Vlcsnap-2013-09-22-01h08m55s134.png|"I like trains."
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</gallery>
  
 
==== Tears of Love for the Dark Knight ====
 
==== Tears of Love for the Dark Knight ====
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[[File:MK12 12.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Breaking out into evil laughter in 3... 2... 1...]]{{ref MK special|12|Tears of Love for the Dark Knight}}
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{{ref MK special|12|Tears of Love for the Dark Knight}}
 
Last but not least, [[Conan Edogawa]] is seen walking past the rushing [[Saguru Hakuba]], being no less creepy than in his previous appearances. The so far last guest spot he had in the TV Specials. Only time will tell if there will be more of them eventually - which became rather unlikely by now.
 
Last but not least, [[Conan Edogawa]] is seen walking past the rushing [[Saguru Hakuba]], being no less creepy than in his previous appearances. The so far last guest spot he had in the TV Specials. Only time will tell if there will be more of them eventually - which became rather unlikely by now.
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<gallery widths=200px>
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File:MK12 12.jpg|Breaking out into evil laughter in 3... 2... 1...
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=== Magic Kaito 1412 ===
 
=== Magic Kaito 1412 ===
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This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.
 
This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Kaitou Kid]] from ''[[Detective Conan]]'' from the latter's point of view.
  
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This one adapts the case from ''Detective Conan'' [[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|FILE.731-733]] / [[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure|Episode 627-628]], directly following the adaption of the "Phantom Lady" story from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', building a coherent story out of the tie-in [[Gosho Aoyama]] created in both Mangas. This also makes it the debut of [[Shintaro Chaki]], [[Jirokichi Suzuki]], Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri (if one ignores her anachronistic cameo from Episode 1), [[Sonoko Suzuki]] and [[Yukiko Kudo]] (by virtue of her appearing in Conan's memory as her movie role of [[Sakamoto Ryoma|Ryoma's]] sister).
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This one adapts the case from ''Detective Conan'' [[Volume 70#Ryoma's Gunbelt Case|FILE.731-733]] / [[Conan & Kid's Battle For Ryoma's Treasure|Episode 627-628]], directly following the adaptation of the "Phantom Lady" story from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', building a coherent story out of the tie-in [[Gosho Aoyama]] created in both Mangas. This also makes it the debut of [[Shintaro Chaki]], [[Jirokichi Suzuki]], Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri (if one ignores her anachronistic cameo from Episode 1), [[Sonoko Suzuki]] and [[Yukiko Kudo]] (by virtue of her appearing in Conan's memory as her movie role of [[Sakamoto Ryoma|Ryoma's]] sister).
 
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= ''[[Lupin III]]'' =
 
= ''[[Lupin III]]'' =
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A popular and long-living Manga series by [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] with lots of adaptions of its own, featuring the grandson of the [[Arsène Lupin|literary phantom thief of the same name]]. Crossed over with [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works in several ways.
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A popular and long-living Manga series by [[Wikipedia:Monkey Punch|Monkey Punch]] with lots of adaptations of its own, featuring the grandson of the [[Arsène Lupin|literary phantom thief of the same name]]. Crossed over with [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s works in several ways.
  
 
== ''Lupin III'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
 
== ''Lupin III'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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= ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' =
 
= ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' =
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== ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' ==
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=== 100% Detective Tale Case 3 (100%TM Manga: [[100% Tantei Monogatari#Chapters|3]]) ===
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[[File:100PTM Chapter 3 Aoko Kaito Momoko.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aoko, Kaito and Momoko in Chapter 3 of ''100% Tantei Monogatari''.]]
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[[Kaito Kuroba]] and [[Aoko Nakamori]] appear alongside [[Momoko Aoyama]], who also attends [[Ekoda High School]] in her series, during this chapter.
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[[File:100 Percent Tantei Monogatari Gosho Bonus.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Aoko, Kaito and Momoko in Chapter 3 of ''100% Tantei Monogatari''.]]
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[[Gosho Aoyama]] confirmed these connections on a bonus page in ''[[100% Tantei Monogatari]]'' and explains that he planned a battle of wits between [[Kaitou Kid]] and Momoko once, but apart from that artwork featured on the page, nothing ever came of it.
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== ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[3rd Base 4th]]'' ==
 
== ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[3rd Base 4th]]'' ==
 
=== The Bat of Miracles (3B4 Manga: [[3rd Base 4th|1]]) ===
 
=== The Bat of Miracles (3B4 Manga: [[3rd Base 4th|1]]) ===
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== ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
 
== ''Magic Kaito'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
 
=== Manga ===
 
=== Manga ===
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==== The Heisei Holmes (Manga: [[Volume 1#File 001 - The Heisei Holmes|1]]) ====
 
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[[File:Detective Conan File 1 Tropical Land.jpg|thumb|right|200px|It's a murderous world after all.]]
 
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The very first, long before [[Kaitou Kid]] himself stepped into the world of ''[[Detective Conan]]'', is the inclusion of the amusement park [[Tropical Land]] as the setting for [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s and [[Ran Mouri]]'s date right from the get-go - just like it was in its role as the background of [[Kaito Kuroba]]'s and [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s date in Chapter 4 from [[Magic Kaito Volume 1]]. Contrary to ''Magic Kaito'', Tropical Land became a recurring location in ''Detective Conan'' and a magnet for all things murderous in nature.
 
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==== The Great Detective Turned Small (Manga: [[Volume 1#File 002 - The Great Detective Turned Small|2]]) ====
 
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[[File:Detective Conan File 2 Magic Kaito Vol 1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A literary work no criminal author worth their salt should miss from their private library.]]
 
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When [[Ran Mouri]] is cornering the shrunken [[Shinichi Kudo]] about his name, one of the books behind him is [[Magic Kaito Volume 1]], clearly identifiable by its name, the volume number and the diamond symbol with [[Kaito Kid]]'s white tophat above it on the spine of the book.
 
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==== From Third-Rate to Great Detective (Manga: [[Volume 1#File 006 - From Third-Rate to Great Detective|6]]) ====
 
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[[File:Detective Conan File 6 RZ-04.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Seems like he finally gave up chasing Kid.]]
 
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Look closely at Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s pile of scraps when he's searching for the [[Voice-Changing Bowtie|bow-tie]] he made for [[Conan Edogawa]] - besides some other interesting stuff, there's one of the [[RZ-04]] mini robots who chased [[Kaitou Kid]] once in Chapter 9 ([[Magic Kaito Volume 2]], [[Magic Kaito Volume 2#I Am the Master|Chapter 3]]) of his own series, sleeping soundly.
 
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==== The Burning Body (Manga: [[Volume 10#File 096 - The Burning Body|96]]) ====
 
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[[File:Detective Conan File 96 Kaito and Yaiba Books.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Look like they were made by some really unsuccessful Mangaka.]]
 
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[[Conan Edogawa]], irritated at still being small and having to visit the children's floor of [[Beika Library]], finds two books, titled "Kaitō Boy" (= ''[[Magic Kaito]]'') and  "Samurai Shōnin", which is ''[[Yaiba]]''. He comments that these books are "boring", so... nice jab at... yourself, Gosho?
 
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==== Kaitou Kid and the Black Star (Manga: [[Volume 10#File 096 - The Burning Body|156-159]]) ====
 
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[[File:File 157 Cover Color Jap.jpg|thumb|right|200px|This is going to end well.]]
 
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And then, finally, [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s two main characters meet each other in person on the roof of the [[Haido City Hotel]]. Furthermore, the ship [[Kaitou Kid]] (crossdressing as [[Ran Mouri]]) and [[Conan Edogawa]] have their showdown on, the "[[Queen Selizabeth]]" (or "Sallybeth" in some translations), is not only a play on the real [[Wikipedia:Queen Elizabeth (ship)|Queen Elizabeth ships]], it's also a reference to Queen [[Selizabeth of Inglam]] from Chapter 21 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ("Crystal Mother", [[Magic Kaito Volume 4]], [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Crystal Mother|Chapter 1]]), whose name already was a play on [[Wikipedia:Elizabeth II|Queen Elizabeth]] as a person herself.
 
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This case also serves as [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s only direct appearance in this Manga so far and the debut of her father [[Ginzo Nakamori]], who became a recurring character. It later on got a tie-in story in the form of Chapter 23 and 24 (Magic Kaito Volume 4, [[Magic Kaito Volume 4#Black Star|Chapter 3-4]]) of ''Magic Kaito'', with Kid reminiscing about the "Clock Tower Heist" shortly before gliding to the aforementioned Haido City Hotel.
 
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==== Magic Lovers Case (Manga: [[Volume 20#Magic Lovers Case|192-196]]) ====
 
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[[File:File 196 Kid Appearance.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The helicopter is watching you.]]
 
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[[Kaitou Kid]] returns in the guise of a chubby user of a message board for hobby magicians, calling himself [[Wikipedia:Anagram|Katsuki Doito]] and investigating the mysterious death of [[Fuden Harui]]. His father, [[Touichi Kuroba]], is also mentioned for the first time, being [[Yoshinori Ara]]'s and of course "Katsuki's" favorite magician.
 
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== ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ranma ½|Ranma ½]]'' ==
 
== ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ranma ½|Ranma ½]]'' ==
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The illustration of [[Kaito Kuroba]] used for the trading cards is the cover of Chapter 34 ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Part 1 (Chapter 34)|Chapter 6]]), which was published in April of that year.
 
The illustration of [[Kaito Kuroba]] used for the trading cards is the cover of Chapter 34 ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], [[Magic Kaito Volume 5#Part 1 (Chapter 34)|Chapter 6]]), which was published in April of that year.
 
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= ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#Play It Again|Play It Again]]'' =
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== ''Play It Again'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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=== Manga ===
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{{main|Manga}}
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==== Missing Watch Case (Manga: [[Volume 33#Missing Watch Case|335-337]]) ====
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The victim in the case, [[Eiko Idetsuki]], likes to watch her favorite movie with high volume, which seems to be ''[[Play It Again]]'', judging by the fact that the protagonist is [[Sanjuro Sakura]] (the younger self of the old man [[Sanjuro Tsurugi]] in [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s one shot). The scene seems to be from close to the end of the story, during Sanjuro's second fight with [[Tatsuya Nakadai]], since he already has the headband over his injuries from their first battle.
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File:File 335 Sanjuro Sakura on TV.jpg|Sanjuro Sakura on a TV in FILE.335
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=== Original Video Animations ===
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==== The Wandering Red Butterfly ====
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{{main|The Wandering Red Butterfly}}
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In the second OVA of ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories]]'' one can spot the original manga anthology (including the original character from ''The Wandering Red Butterfly'') as a companion book in the "Go-Show Cinema" on [[Yusaku Kudo]]'s place next to [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko]]. One of the characters featured on the cover is [[Sanjuro Sakura]] from ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#Play It Again|Play It Again]]'' (the character with the bamboo sword at the top).
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File:Short_Stories_in_Wandering_Red_Butterfly.jpg|Did those two base their experience on the original story inside of it?
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= ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#The Santa Claus of Summer|The Santa Claus of Summer]]'' =
 
= ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories#The Santa Claus of Summer|The Santa Claus of Summer]]'' =
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= ''[[Yaiba]]'' =
 
= ''[[Yaiba]]'' =
 
== ''Yaiba'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
 
== ''Yaiba'' in ''[[Detective Conan]]'' ==
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* ''See also [[ONY#Detective Conan plot overview]]''
 
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=== Manga ===
 
=== Manga ===
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==== The Picture Speaks (Manga: [[Volume 2#File 012 - The Picture Speaks|12]]) ====
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=== Anime ===
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[[File:File 12 Conan Yaiba TV.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yaiba fighting with the Haō-ken on Kogoro's TV.]]
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{{main|Anime}}
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At the end of the case, [[Conan Edogawa]] sleeps in front of the TV in the [[Mouri Detective Agency]] on which [[Yaiba Kurogane]] can be seen, wielding the [[Hao-ken]] with the energy blade he uses in his final battle against [[Takeshi Onimaru]] in his demon form during Chapter 233-236 ([[Yaiba Volume 23]], [[Yaiba Volume 23#The Holy Sword of Light|Chapter 1-4]]).
 
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==== The Scary Building (Manga: [[Volume 2#File 017 - The Scary Building|17]]) ====
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==== Mushrooms, Bears, and the Detective Boys (Anime: [[Mushrooms, Bears, and the Detective Boys|212]]) ====
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[[File:File 17 Mansion Statues.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A rock-solid Easter Egg... Okay, I admit, that was bad.]]
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[[File:EP212-1.jpg|thumb|right|200px|It's also being told that the bear transformed into a werewolf now and then when drunk.]]
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One of the stone statues inside the seemingly haunted house the newly founded [[Detective Boys]] enter is (fittingly enough) the [[Rock Soldier]] from the so-called "Pyramid Arc" of ''[[Yaiba]]'', who appeared in Chapters 178-181 ([[Yaiba Volume 18]], [[Yaiba Volume 18#A Mysterious Phantom Appears|Chapter 2-5]]).
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When [[Matasaburo Saika]] explains the origin of the bear Jubei's name as that of the [[Wikipedia:Yagyū Jūbei Mitsuyoshi|historical Samurai]], with the latter being depicted in the background exactly as he looked back in ''[[Yaiba]]''.
 
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==== The Mystery of August 3rd (Manga: [[Volume 3#File 028 - The Mystery of August 3rd|28]]) ====
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==== The Client Full of Lies (Anime: [[The Client Full of Lies|220-221]]) ====
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[[File:File 28 Yaiba no Daibouken.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Considering that Ran met the game protagonist's rival in person by now...]]
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[[File:Shizuka Young.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Michiko Kurogane as a middle schooler on Shizuka's old photo (right).]]
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[[Conan Edogawa]] uses a "Game Man" handheld and a (fictitious) game called "YAIBA no Daibōken" ("YAIBA's Great Adventure") to distract [[Ran Mouri]] from the fact that he's [[Shinichi Kudo]]. While acting like he's playing it, Conan also mentions [[Takeshi Onimaru|Onimaru]] as in-game adversary. The highscore list of the game also is the deciding evidence for Conan to solve the case in the end.
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[[Shizuka Hattori]] was crying on her old photo because she lost against a younger girl from the first year of middle school in a kendō tournament when she was in the second year - the other girl in question being a young version of [[Michiko Kurogane]] (the brown-haired girl in the back of the photo, still going by her maiden name "Tsubaki" at this time, as can be seen on the sign at the wall), the mother of [[Yaiba Kurogane|Yaiba]] and [[Moroha Kurogane]], looking like her daughter back then and making her the first ''[[Yaiba]]'' character to [[Canon|canonically]] exist in [[Detective Conan|Conan's]] world. [[Gosho Aoyama]] confirmed these things in the [[Interviews#Shonen Sunday Special Booklet|Shōnen Sunday Special Booklet]] published in 2013.
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While the game itself is made up, it is probably an allusion to the real game [[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (Game Boy)|''Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba'' for Game Boy]] released in 1994.
 
 
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==== Code Sheet Case (Manga: [[Volume 4#Code Sheet Case|36-39]]) ====
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==== Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: [[Search for Maria-chan!|942]]) ====
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[[File:Yaiba Chapter 184 Kamen Yaiba.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yaiba as <s>Hentai Kamen</s> "Kamen Yaiba".]]
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[[File:Episode 942 Okita Photo Heiji.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"Cheese!"]]
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This chapter marks the debut of the [[Detective Boys]]' favorite superhero, [[Kamen Yaiba]]. His name is not just a combination of "[[Wikipedia:Kamen Rider|Kamen Rider]]" and "[[Yaiba Kurogane|Yaiba]]", he's also a reference to a moment from ''[[Yaiba]]'' Chapter 184 ([[Yaiba Volume 18]], [[Yaiba Volume 18#The Secret Plan to Strike Back|Chapter 8]]), when Yaiba Kurogane put on [[Sayaka Mine]]'s underwear like a mask to protect himself from the attacks of the [[Cedar Pollen Soldier]], resembling the Rider a bit and jokingly calling himself "Kamen Yaiba" because of it.
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[[Soshi Okita]] is also mentioned and seen on [[Heiji Hattori]]'s smartphone again during this episode, used as a distraction based on his similarity to [[Shinichi Kudo]], to keep the latter safe from suspicion.
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In the same chapter we get the first appearance of an [[ONY]] brand product: The television in the display window showing the arrest of [[Dino Cavane]]. After [[Takeshi Onimaru]] took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'', ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their derivatives and adaptions, too.
 
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Furthermore, one of the hints for the treasure hunt is the "hat" referring to the sign board of a "Cafe Terrace Jubei", close to [[Tokyo Tower|Tohto Tower]]. Besides being  [[Wikipedia:Yagyū Jūbei Mitsuyoshi|a historical person]], [[Jubei Yagyu]] was also an ally of Yaiba Kurogane in ''Yaiba''. There's also a sign saying "KAPPA" in FILE.38, shortly before the Detective Boys go into the alley Conan tries to get them away from - perhaps a reference to the Kappa(s) living in the [[Dark Sphere]] in ''Yaiba'', even though it's unclear in this case whether it could be an allusion or not.
 
 
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==== The Karaoke Killer! (Manga: [[Volume 5#File 045 - The Karaoke Killer!|45]]) ====
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=== Original Video Animations ===
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[[File:File 45 Conan Ran Yaiba Karaoke.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Imagining that song with Conan's flat singing voice...]]
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{{main|OVAs}}
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The cover for the chapter shows [[Conan Edogawa]] and [[Ran Mouri]] singing karaoke in front of a monitor depicting [[Yaiba Kurogane]], while the subtitles spell out "Yuuki ga Areba" - the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwnx46uV6fs opening song] of ''[[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba]]''.
 
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==== Tenkaichi Festival Case (Manga: [[Volume 6#Tenkaichi Festival Case|59]]-[[Volume 7#Tenkaichi Festival Case|61]]) ====
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==== The Wandering Red Butterfly ====
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[[File:File 59 Onycolor Camera.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Probably makes hellishly good pictures.]]
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[[File:Short_Stories_in_Wandering_Red_Butterfly.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Did those two base their experience on the original story inside of it?]]{{main|The Wandering Red Butterfly}}
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The TV in the hotel room at the beginning of the case is an [[ONY]] brand model and the disposable camera used by the culprit is a "ONY Onicolor Flash" (differing in spelling between "Onycolor" and "Onicolor"). Additionally, [[Satoru Imatake]]'s next novel mentioned in the same case, "Kenyuu Densetsu" ("Legend of the Swordmaster" or "Brave Sword Legend") is a reference to the Anime ''[[Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba]]'', which is translatable as "Legend of the Swordmaster Yaiba" or "Brave Sword Legend Yaiba".
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In the second OVA of ''[[Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories]]'' one can spot the original manga anthology (including the original character from ''The Wandering Red Butterfly'') as a companion book in the "Go-Show Cinema" on [[Yusaku Kudo]]'s place next to [[Yukiko Kudo|Yukiko]]. One of the characters featured on the cover is a plush version of [[Kagetora]] (in front of the chest, in the center of the bottom of the cover).
 
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==== Piano Sonata Case (Manga: [[Volume 7#Piano Sonata Case|62-67]]) ====
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=== Games ===
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[[File:File 62 Tsukikage-jima.jpg|thumb|right|200px|From bunny to island... is this an up- or downgrade?]]
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{{main|Games}}
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The name [[Tsukikage Island|Tsukikage]] ("Moon Shadow") for the island is identical to one of [[Kaguya]]'s henchmen in ''[[Yaiba]]''.
 
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==== Pro Soccer Player Case (Manga: [[Volume 7#Pro Soccer Player Case|69-71]]) ====
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==== Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain ====
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[[File:File 70 Onimaru Quest.jpg|thumb|right|200px|So, if I'm playing the antagonist... Is this Onimaru's ''Wario Land'' to Yaiba's ''Mario Land''?]]
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{{main|Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain}}
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The brand-new videogame "Onimaru Quest" is, of course, a reference to [[Takeshi Onimaru]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'' - you can even make him partly out in his demon form and his distinct armor on the cover [[Conan Edogawa]] is looking at. The game content is - again, similar to "YAIBA no Daibōken" - an important clue for the case.
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[[File:Puzzle Cross Chain Soshi Okita.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Okita Soushi getto!!]]
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[[Conan Edogawa]], irritated at still being small and having to visit the children's floor of [[Beika Library]], finds two books, titled "Kaitō Boy" (= ''[[Magic Kaito]]'') and  "Samurai Shōnin", which is ''[[Yaiba]]''. He comments that these books are "boring", so... nice jab at... yourself, Gosho?
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[[Namako-Otoko]] seems to be a pretty popular ''[[Detective Conan]]'' merchandise, despite originating in ''[[Yaiba]]'', thanks to his cameo as [[Ran Mouri]]'s mobile phone strap and wallpaper, as well as her LINE app avatar in the series. You can buy the cute sea cucumber in the form of a stuffed animal, as keychains of every kind and as a real phone strap, some of it with or without Ran accompanying him.
 
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==== Two-Mix Kidnapping Case (Manga: [[Volume 15#Two-Mix Kidnapping Case|144-146]]) ====
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[[Minami Takayama]] of [[TWO-MIX]], who is a central guest star during this case, was the voice of [[Yaiba Kurogane]], too. The music cassette which she shows the [[Detective Boys]] also has an [[ONY]] branding.
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==== The Shrunken Target (Manga: [[Volume 28#File 274 - The Shrunken Target|274]]) ====
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[[File:File 274 Yagyuu Juubei.jpg|thumb|right|200px|It's also being told that the bear transformed into a werewolf now and then when drunk.]]
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 12 Nakamoris Yaiba Volume.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Important fundamental handbooks for policemen.]]
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When [[Matasaburo Saika]] explains the origin of the bear Jubei's name as that of the [[Wikipedia:Yagyū Jūbei Mitsuyoshi|historical Samurai]], with the latter being depicted in the panel background exactly as he looked back in ''[[Yaiba]]''.
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One of the books on [[Ginzo Nakamori]]'s office desk after waking up at the beginning of the chapter is [[Yaiba Volume 1|Volume 1]] of ''[[Yaiba]]'', with a silhouette of [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s head visible on the book spine.
 
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==== Old Photograph Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 28#Old Photograph Murder Case|276-278]]) ====
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==== Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: [[Magic Kaito Volume 3#Kaitou Under Scrutiny|16]]) ====
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[[File:File 277 Shizuka Hattoris Photo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Michiko Kurogane as a middle schooler on Shizuka's old photo (right).]]
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 16 Ana Shioji.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Bushi TV must have one hell of a program.]]
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[[Shizuka Hattori]] was crying on her old photo because she lost against a younger girl from the first year of middle school in a kendō tournament when she was in the second year - the other girl in question being a young version of [[Michiko Kurogane]] (the blonde girl in the back of the photo, still going by her maiden name "Tsubaki" at this time, as can be seen on the sign at the wall), the mother of [[Yaiba Kurogane|Yaiba]] and [[Moroha Kurogane]], looking like her daughter back then and making her the first ''[[Yaiba]]'' character to [[Canon|canonically]] exist in [[Detective Conan|Conan's]] world. [[Gosho Aoyama]] confirmed these things in the [[Interviews#Shonen Sunday Special Booklet|Shōnen Sunday Special Booklet]] published in 2013.
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The duo commenting on the duel between [[Kaitou Kid]] and [[Saguru Hakuba]] are [[Ana Shioji]] of [[Bushi TV]] and her [[Ana Shioji's cameraman|absurdly loyal cameraman]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', who debuted in Chapter 49 ([[Yaiba Volume 5]], Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Takeshi Onimaru]] on [[Onimaru Castle]], as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over [[Tokyo]], besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' ([[Magic Kaito Volume 5]], Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.
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Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by [[ONY]] in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''Magic Kaito'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptations and derivatives, too.
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[[File:File 314 Soushi Okita Heijis Scar.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"A couple inches more to the left and you could call me scarface."]]
 
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[[Soshi Okita]], [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s penultimate opponent in the [[Nobunaga Oda Tournament]] from ''[[Yaiba]]'', is also participating in the kendo tournament in [[Osaka]] during this case, which makes him the second ''Yaiba'' character to canonically exist in this series, too. He's there on behalf of his school, the [[Senshin High School]] from [[Kyoto]], in which [[Heiji Hattori]] is longing for his fight against Soshi in order to get his revenge for a fight that took place a year ago - during which Soshi injured Heiji so severely behind his ear that the wound did not stop bleeding and the duel had to be stopped, which made Soshi the winner. [[Kazuha Toyama]], along with Heiji's mother [[Shizuka Hattori]], watches a spectacular fight of Soshi Okita and searches for Heiji, who is at the same time involved in a murder case. Due to this fact, he also misses his fight against Soshi and his team loses.
 
 
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==== Moving Dolls Case (Manga: [[Volume 38#Moving Dolls Case|384-386]]) ====
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[[File:File 384 Raijin Scroll.jpg|thumb|right|200px|A thunderous applause for this deity, please.]]
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 18 Kaitou Kid vs Yaiba Kurogane.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Kaitō Boy vs. Samurai Shōnin.]]
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This case revolves around two scrolls featuring the Shinto gods [[Wikipedia:Raijin|Raijin]] and [[Wikipedia:Fūjin|Fūjin]], representing thunder and wind respectively, who are important entities in ''[[Yaiba]]'' - [[Yaiba Kurogane]] uses [[Raijin-ken|Raijin's sword]] and gets possessed by the deity a couple of times, while [[Takeshi Onimaru]] gets completely transformed by Fūjin and his sword to become his incarnation on Earth.
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[[Kaitou Kid]] announces to steal a treasure sword from the [[Mine family]] and struggles to get past its several family members, including [[Sayaka Mine|Sayaka]], [[Shizuka Mine|Shizuka]] and [[Sayaka's grandmother|Grandma Mine]], who he manages to woo in the end, before meeting [[Musashi Miyamoto]] and, last but not least, [[Yaiba Kurogane]] himself fighting him with the [[Raijin-ken]] and the help of [[Kagetora]], before getting blasted out of the sky by [[Takeshi Onimaru]] and his [[Oni Minions|minions]].
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This story was originally a one shot just called "K∀ITO" (a portmanteau of the "Kaito" from ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and the Latinized logo "[[Yaiba|Y∀IBA]]") and was featured in Shōnen Sunday's 30th Anniversary Special Magazine in 1989 after an editor asked [[Gosho Aoyama]] to draw a self-contained story for this special occasion, deciding for this crossover since he loved similar collaborations like [[Wikipedia:Mazinger Z vs. Devilman|Mazinger Z vs. Devilman]] since he was young. The chapter didn't belong to either series, since it's explicitly non-[[canon]] (or, technically seen, it's a part of both franchises), but was later included as a bonus chapter in Volume 3 of ''Magic Kaito'' most people know it as. It was later adapted as the [[Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba - The Grand Battle for the Treasure Sword!!|first Original Video Animation]] of ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and extended by a plot integrating the characters from it.
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Aboard the "ghost ship", a lot of participants wear costumes based on characters from ''[[Yaiba]]'', like [[Takeshi Onimaru]], [[Kumo-Otoko]], [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] and [[Kagetora]], who are hidden in the backgrounds of the chapters of the case.
 
 
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==== The Steam Killer (Manga: [[Volume 69#File 722 - The Steam Killer|722]]) ====
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[[File:File 722 Ishikawa Goemon Invention.jpg|thumb|right|200px|It's gettin' hot in here.]]
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[[File:Magic Kaito Chapter 35 Aokos Mobile phone.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"It's a ONY."]]
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Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]] wants to sell a kind of onsen thermometer he invented to the owner of a hot springs inn, with the invention modeled as a figure depicting [[Wikipedia:Ishikawa Goemon|Ishikawa Goemon]] during his execution by being boiled alive in a tub. His Goemon especially looks like the one featured as an antagonist in ''[[Yaiba]]''.
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==== The Real Sleeping Kogoro (Manga: [[Volume 75#File 788 - The Real Sleeping Kogoro|788]]) ====
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=== ''Magic Kaito 1412'' ===
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[[File:File 788 Yaiba Kurogane TV.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Yaiba completely distracts people with his antics even when he isn't actually present.]]
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When inspector [[Miwako Sato]] switches on the television, [[Yaiba Kurogane]] appears on it, shouting "Here I come, [[Takeshi Onimaru|Onimaru]]!!".
 
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==== A Missing Item (Manga: [[Volume 82#A Missing Item|869-871]]) ====
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==== Kaito Kuroba's Busy Holiday ====
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[[File:File 871 Kamen Yaiba vs Horned Oni TV.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Is this a devilock?]]
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[[File:Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 7 Aoko Keiko Sayaka-look-alike.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Sayaka-chan?]]{{ref MK episode|7|Kaito Kuroba's Busy Holiday}}
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There are several references to ''[[Yaiba]]'' in this case: First of all, when the [[Detective Boys]] meet [[Noriya Makabe]] at the supermarket while browsing through a walkthrough book, they mention the [[Hao-ken]] ("Sword of the High/Supreme King") by name as the mightiest sword of the game - which Noriya possesses, imagining the sword exactly like it looked in its regular form in ''Yaiba''.
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Before [[Aoko Nakamori]]'s date with [[Kaito Kuroba]] in [[Tropical Land]], a girl heavily reminiscent of [[Sayaka Mine]] comes into play for a short scene - she's got almost exactly the same hairstyle as her after the [[Yaiba Volume 24#Are You Coming?|three-year-timeskip]] (same length, same color, the parted bangs, the same disheveled back hair and the long hair over her temples), wears a seifuku similar to her during most of the ''[[Yaiba]]''' run while attending [[Ekoda High School]] (like Sayaka does in [[Yaiba Volume 24]]), is friends with [[Keiko Momoi]] and highly interested in the relationship between Kaito and Aoko.
  
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[[Kamen Yaiba]] also appears on the TV, fighting the [[Oni Minions|horned Oni]] usually serving as [[Takeshi Onimaru|Onimaru's]] goons. Last but not least, the game console - a riff on the Playstation - is of course made by [[ONY]].
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She is never named, but this is either one big coincidence or a producer, author and/or character designer who wanted to create a nod to [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s previous series wanted to have a cameo by her.
 
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==== Kendo Tournament Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume 93#Kendo Tournament Murder Case|990]]-[[Volume 94#Kendo Tournament Murder Case|993]]) ====
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== ''Yaiba'' in ''[[Wikipedia:Monster Hunter|Monster Hunter]]'' ==
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[[File:File 990 Soshi Okita Introduction.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Soshi Okita's introduction.]]
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''Monster Hunter'' is a successful video game franchise by [[Wikipedia:Capcom|Capcom]]. There were several collaborations with other companies on their behalf, one of them with [[Shōnen Sunday]].
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The so far biggest, direct crossover between ''[[Detective Conan]]'' and ''[[Yaiba]]'' has been during the kendō tournament at [[Tohto Gymnasium]]. [[Soshi Okita]] reappears in a larger speaking role and uses his "Five-Pieces-Thrust" technique from ''Yaiba'' again - he also references [[Wikipedia:Zatoichi|Zatoichi]], just like [[Musashi Miyamoto]] did during [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s battle with Okita. The latter's introduction is furthermore a recreation of his introduction panel in ''Yaiba''. Additionally, [[Conan Edogawa]] wears the uniform of the [[Wikipedia:Shinsengumi|Shinsengumi]] on the cover of FILE.991, who were led by Soshi's ancestor [[Wikipedia:Okita Sōji|Soji Okita]].
 
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[[File:File 992 Ran meets Onimaru.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"Hi! Have you played ''Onimaru Quest''? It features... me!"]]
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[[Momiji Ooka]] and [[Iori Muga]] also talk about a student "who is as strong as a demon/oni" during this case, revealed to be no less than [[Takeshi Onimaru]] himself - in human form, of course. [[Ran Mouri]] runs into him, hearing about him already having won two national tournaments at such a young age (winning his third in the [[Yaiba Volume 24#Are You Coming?|epilogue]] of ''Yaiba''). Onimaru also refers to Okita as "someone [he] wants to cross swords with" as a reason why he will return to the competition, which implies that some version of the [[Nobunaga Oda Tournament]] happened in the past of Conan's world, too (if the circumstances of knowing each other weren't wholly different in this continuity).
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[[File:Monster Hunter Portable 3rd Haou-ken.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Haō-ken as equipment in ''Monster Hunter 3rd''.]]
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During a [https://www.siliconera.com/wield-yaibas-supreme-king-sword-in-monster-hunter-portable-3rd/ special collaboration event with Shōnen Sunday] for the game ''[[Wikipedia:Monster Hunter Portable 3rd|Monster Hunter Portable 3rd]]'', [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s blade [[Hao-ken]] ("Supreme King Sword") was obtainable and Felynes could be dressed in the demonic armor of [[Takeshi Onimaru]].
 
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== ''Yaiba'' in ''[[Zero's Tea Time]]'' ==
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[[File:File 1005 Okita Ran Moroha Photo.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ran and Okita talk about the photo, telling her about Moroha and her brother Yaiba.]]
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=== You Shouldn't Do That (ZTT Manga: [[Zero's Tea Time Volume 1#You Shouldn't Do That|9]]) ===
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[[Soshi Okita]] reappears again in [[Kyoto]] during this case, because that's where he lives - besides being a classmate of [[Momiji Ooka]]. [[Ran Mouri]] uses the opportunity to return his Omamori to him, but explains that [[Kogoro Mouri|her father]] accidentally took a look in it because he thought it's his daughter's, finding a photo of [[Mohora Kurogane]] inside of it, who is revealed to be Okita's love interest. He discloses to Ran that he has to beat his "great/worthy rival", her brother [[Yaiba Kurogane]], first before he can tell her about his true feelings, but asks of Ran not to tell anything to "oppai" ("big breasts", a rather unusual moniker for Momiji) - maybe because both are daughters of absurdly rich families. This also confirms that there is an alternate version of Yaiba somewhere out there in Conan's world.
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[[File:Zeros Tea Time 9 Haro meets Dokuro.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Cat scratch fever.]]
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After falling down a flight of stairs, [[Rei Furuya]]'s pup [[Haro]] meets Kuro Neko [[Dokuro]], a stray cat and antagonist from a short arc during Chapter 164-167 of ''Yaiba'' ([[Yaiba Volume 16]], [[Yaiba Volume 16#Strong Cat Dokuro VS. Yaiba (Part 1)|Chapter 10]]-[[Yaiba Volume 17]], [[Yaiba Volume 17#Strong Cat Dokuro VS. Yaiba (Part 4)|Chapter 2]]), whom [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Sayaka Mine]] were encountering while they were shrunk and he was menacing a bunch of mice. It seems like he didn't improve much since then: He scratches poor Haro's face open. The Mangaka of ''[[Zero's Tea Time]]'', [[Takahiro Arai]], confirmed that he specifically asked [[Gosho Aoyama]] about using that character in this chapter.
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Another interesting thing is the fact that, after ''Yaiba'' was finished, fans in [[Japan]] loved shipping Moroha and Okita, creating lots of fan art about them, despite there being pretty much no real interaction between each other in their own manga. This proves [[Gosho Aoyama]] did not only know about this, but made this pairing [[canon]] - at least for ''[[Detective Conan]]''.
 
 
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=== Oasis of Heart/It's a Game (ZTT Manga: [[Zero's Tea Time Volume 2#File 019: Oasis of heart|19]]-[[Zero's Tea Time Volume 2#File 020: It's a game|20]]) ===
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[[File:File 1008 Gerozaimon Namako Puppets.jpg|thumb|right|200px|This kid has a good taste in demons.]]
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[[File:Zeros Tea Time 19 Yuya.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Player character Yuya.]]
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Besides a lot of other toys, two of the puppets [[Maria Higashio]] has next to the television in her grandparent's house in are [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] and [[Namako-Otoko]], the first being another one of the "Hachi Oni" ([[Eight Demons]]) who originally served [[Takeshi Onimaru]] and joined [[Yaiba Kurogane]]'s group later on. Apropos television: The model seen is by [[ONY]].
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* The protagonist "Yuya" is a dead ringer for an adult [[Yaiba Kurogane]] (looking a lot like his father [[Kenjuro_Kurogane|Kenjuro]]) in a samurai armor, wearing the [[Raijin-ken]] (Thunder God Sword) and the [[Fujin-ken]] (Wind God Sword, originally used by [[Takeshi Onimaru]]). Yaiba always wanted to be a samurai like his father, explaining the choice of armor for this easter egg.
 
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[[File:File 1008 Okita Photo Heiji.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"Look at his smug grin! He has to be Kudo."]]
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[[File:Zeros Tea Time Time 20 Sugi Pollen Soldier.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Cedar Pollen Soldier.]]
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[[Soshi Okita]] is also mentioned and seen on [[Heiji Hattori]]'s smartphone again during this chapter, used as a distraction based on his similarity to [[Shinichi Kudo]], to keep the latter safe from suspicion.
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* The first boss they fight is the android [[Gold]] from Chapters 201-207 ([[Yaiba Volume 20]], Chapter 3-9), also named "Boss Monster Gold" in Kazami's game.
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* One of the objects in the storage room of the game in TIME.20 looks like a stylized version of Empress [[Kaguya]]'s fusion with planet Earth from Chapters 162-163 ([[Yaiba Volume 16]], Chapter  8-9).
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* The second boss they fight is the [[Cedar Pollen Soldier]] from Chapters 182-184 ([[Yaiba Volume 18]], Chapter 6-8).
 
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[[File:Zeros Tea Time Time 20 Centipede Soldier.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Centipede Soldier.]]
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[[File:File 1009 Sana Murakami.jpg|thumb|right|200px|"As soon as I have my rabbit army back you'll be done for."]]
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The suspect [[Sana Murakami]] seems to be an allusion to Empress [[Kaguya]] from ''[[Yaiba]]''. Besides their general visual similarities, she works as a Bunnygirl, reminding one of Kaguya's trademark costume, and her surname is a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Murakami (crater)| crater of the same name]] on the Moon, similar to the Moon crater Kaguya's base was situated in. These things are pretty much confirmed with [[Sherry's soliloquy#2018|Gosho's commentary]] through ''Sherry's Soliloquy'', saying:
 
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''She’s reminiscent of Kaguya-sama, isn’t she?''
 
 
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==== Momiji's Challenge (Manga: [[Volume 98#File 1039 - Momiji's Challenge|1039]]) ====
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[[File:Zeros Tea Time 20 Azusas and Amuros Phones.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Azusa's ONY phone.]]
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[[File:File_1039_Detective_Boys_Yaiba_Sayaka_Game.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The ''Yaiba'' characters seem to randomly slide in and out of their fictional status by now.]]
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The mobile phone used by [[Azusa Enomoto]] at the end of TIME.20 also is an [[ONY]]. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of [[Japan]] in ''Yaiba'', a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". [[Gosho Aoyama]] later on integrated this fictionalized company in ''[[Magic Kaito]]'' and ''[[Detective Conan]]'', as well as their adaptations and their derivatives, too.
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The [[Detective Boys]] play a platformer videogame featuring [[Yaiba Kurogane]] and [[Sayaka Mine]] while they are at Professor [[Hiroshi Agasa]]'s [[Hiroshi Agasa's residence|house]]. Their running pose also is a little bit reminiscent of the walking pose they have on the cover of [[Yaiba Volume 1]]. If you look ''very closely'' at the second panel the game can be seen in, you can spot two character portraits on the right side of the monitor, seemingly depicting the faces of [[Gerozaimon Geroda]] and [[Namako-Otoko]], right above [[Genta Kojima]]'s head. Apropos Namako: he also appears as [[Ran Mouri]]'s mobile phone strap again.
 
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[[File:Puzzle Cross Chain Soshi Okita.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Okita Soushi getto!!]]
 
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The protagonists of Gosho Aoyama's serial works together on a crossover artwork.

A crossover (クロスオーバー kurosuōbā?), in Japan also sometimes called a collaboration (コラボレーション koraborēshon?) or "korabo" in short, is the combination of two or more distinct works, their plots, characters, settings, props or other intellectual properties in one or all of the involved works or a wholly new one independent of them.

Gosho Aoyama, the author of Detective Conan, is a big fan of this narrative device and used it to create many allusions, easter eggs, cameos and nods between his own and other works, most of them not being fully canon for the story in question, though. Individual persons and companies producing adaptations, spin-offs and tie-in media to Gosho's stories followed suit and created even more crossover between other properties and those based on his works.

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100% Tantei Monogatari

100% Tantei Monogatari is a manga by Gosho Aoyama's assistant and mentor back then Yutaka Abe. Gosho assisted with the creation of this manga. It is the origin of Ekoda High School, which was transitioned as a setting to Magic Kaito, Yaiba, 3rd Base 4th and the Anime of Detective Conan, too.

100% Tantei Monogatari in Magic Kaito

Manga

Main article: Magic Kaito Volume 1-5

General

Ekoda High School originally appeared in 100% Tantei Monogatari as the school the protagonists attend, before Gosho Aoyama used it as a recurring setting in Magic Kaito too as explicitly the same school, with characters from each series briefly showing up in the other.

The Scarlet Temptress (MK Manga: 6)

The protagonist of 100% Tantei Monogatari, Momoko Aoyama, who canonically attends the same class as Kaito Kuroba, is one of the three girls who gives him chocolate for Valentine's Day, who were all drawn by Yutaka Abe. This would also set it on the same day as the third chapter of 100% Tantei Monogatari (incidentally the same Kaito and Aoko appear in), since it's happening on Valentine's Day during the second year, too.

  • Momoko Aoyama in Magic Kaito.

Magic Kaito TV Specials

Main article: TV Specials#Magic Kaito

A Witch Sheds No Tears

Magic Kaito Special Episode 4: A Witch Sheds No Tears

While not seen anymore like in the manga, Momoko Aoyama, the protagonist of 100% Tantei Monogatari, is still namechecked as one of the girls who gave Kaito Kuroba chocolate on Valentine's Day.

3rd Base 4th

3rd Base 4th in Detective Conan

Manga

Main article: Manga

Bloody Idol Case (Manga: 6-9)

Yoko Okino and Akiyoshi Fujie are identified as alumni of (the fictional) Kohnan High School in FILE.8 of Detective Conan - the same school Shigeo Nagashima, Yutaka Enatsu and their friends attend in 3rd Base 4th.

  • Kohnan High School in 3rd Base 4th.

Old Photograph Murder Case (Manga: 276-278)

The horizontal school banner in the upper left corner of Shizuka Hattori's old photo, which also features Yaiba Kurogane's mother Michiko, reads "南高校", which is cut off to the left. It probably reads "港南高校" (Kōnan Kōkō) in full, which of course is, again, the Kohnan High School.

  • Kohnan High School's banner on Shizuka's old photo.

Koshien Bomber Case (Manga: 445-449)

Conan Edogawa, Ran and her father Kogoro Mouri, as well as Heiji Hattori und Kazuha Toyama watch a baseball game at Koushien stadium, played by the leading teams from 3rd Base 4th, hailing from Kohnan and Ohgane High School respectively, who want to do a rematch of their game from the finale of their own Manga, which is referred to as "one year ago".

Characters from the series who appear are the protagonist Shigeo Nagashima and his rival Kazuhisa Inao and some of their teammates, their coach, Shigeo's friend Yutaka, as well as her father got some cameos, too. In a crossover gag Gosho Aoyama also uses with Kaitou Kid and Soshi Okita, Shigeo reminds Ran of Shinichi Kudo, since all of them look very much alike.

It's also kind of fitting that this crossover started in Volume 43, which even features Conan Edogawa in the baseball uniform of Kohnan High on the cover.

  • Shigeo Nagashima in Detective Conan.

Detective Conan

Detective Conan in Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy

Anime

Main article: Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy

Right after escaping the clutches of the men dressed in black in his car, private detective George Kirishima takes Asami Ashikawa to Beika, a district and main setting from Detective Conan, to retrieve the golden hair pin from a well at Beika Shrine, which belongs to an old lady named Harue, who is living in this district. It's exactly the same hair pin Sanjuro Tsurugi later identifies her by when he visits Harue's house in Play It Again.

  • "Kanpai!"

Detective Conan in Magic Kaito

Manga

Main article: Magic Kaito Volume 1-5

Black Star (Magic Kaito Manga: 23-24)

During this story arc get a tie-in story serving as a prequel to FILE.156 - 159 (Volume 16, File 6-9) of Detective Conan - the first meeting between Conan Edogawa and Kaitou Kid - with a pre-shrunken Shinichi Kudo and Kaitou Kid having a battle of wits while the latter is trying to take some jewels from the clock of a tower without knowing who their respective opponent is. Juzo Megure also had his debut in this series during this story.

Furthermore, these chapters were adapted as a part of Episode 219: The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid from the Anime of Detective Conan and Episode 6: Black Star of Magic Kaito 1412 later on.

  • If you thought Akako is unrealistic, wait until you see the magic of a 16-year-old using a gun without getting his parents into trouble and making Megure lose his job.

Dark Knight (Magic Kaito Manga: 27-28)

The story happens on a Friday the 13th, just like FILE.605-609 (Volume 58, File 8-11 and Volume 59, File 1) of Detective Conan, which were released less than half a year later, maybe subtly hinting for them to be happening concurrently.

Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: Volume 4 Omake)

In the third Omake, published in the fourth volume, after the "filming" of the 28th chapter of Magic Kaito has wrapped, the meta-fictional "child actor" of Kenta Connery is said of having to go to another shoot right now, which is revealed to be Detective Conan, with Kenta's actor also playing the role of Conan Edogawa.

  • I hope his fee is accordingly. Gosho is rich enough for that.

Phantom Lady (Magic Kaito Manga: 29-30)

These chapters end with a cliffhanger that functions as another tie-in with Detective Conan, this time FILE.731 - 733 (Volume 70, File 2-4). Kaito's mother Chikage Kuroba - Ex-Phantom Lady and globetrotter extraordinaire - sends him an SMS about some other fake dealers associated with President Gozu, who she never managed to bring down in the past - leading directly into Kid's appearance in the aforementioned Files and his try to uncover the schemes of Shishihiko Tarumi and Masanosuke Hanamura involving Ryoma Sakamoto's treasures.

  • "My son... Please do this absolutely dangerous thing for me before I try to prevent you from doing stuff like this a couple of chapters later!"

Sun Halo (Magic Kaito Manga: 34-36)

Kaito tells Aoko Nakamori that "Jii-chan's professor friend" fixed his bike after it was damaged pretty badly in an accident. This not only alludes to a certain scene at the beginning of Episode 2 (Blue Birthday) of Magic Kaito 1412, but implies that no less than Professor Hiroshi Agasa repaired Kaito's bike. This allusion is, in return, further developed in FILE.997 (Volume 94, File 5) of Detective Conan later on.

  • It's got a skirt-rising-function now, to the visible and understandable dismay of Aoko. I wonder whether Agasa approves.

Omake Manga (Magic Kaito Manga: Volume 5 Omake)

There's a meta gag in the fourth Omake included in the fifth volume again, with a joke on the expense of the similiarity between the house of Akako Koizumi and the home of the Kudo family.

Kogoro Mouri's "actor" also seems to double as the demon Lucufer.

  • Gosho seems to be one parsimonious fella.

Magic Kaito TV Specials

Main article: TV Specials#Magic Kaito

The Revived Phantom Thief

Magic Kaito Special Episode 1: The Revived Phantom Thief

Kaito Kuroba's mother Chikage mentions that she's in Las Vegas, "meeting an old friend of Toichi" who could be Yukiko Kudo (if it isn't the other person on the monitor), who's also in the United States around that time and was an apprentice of Toichi Kuroba once.

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    Viva Las Vegas?

Kaitou Kid's Busy Date

Magic Kaito Special Episode 2: Kaitou Kid's Busy Date

During Kaito Kuroba's and Aoko Nakamori's date in Tropical Land, one can spot the Detective Boys in front of a few costumed mascots (from left to right: Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya, Ayumi Yoshida, Conan Edogawa, Genta Kojima and Ai Haibara - who is the only one whose face is visible). Later, while trying to distract the policemen, Kaitou Kid also uses a Conan mask plus a part of his famous phrase ("There is only one truth!").

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    Can you see the joy in Haibara's eyes?

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    Shinjitsu wa itsumo hitotsu!

The Princess Prefers Magic

Magic Kaito Special Episode 3: The Princess Prefers Magic

The Detective Boys can be seen two times again: First during the arrival of the Princess Anne of Sublina at Narita Airport and the second time on the ceremony of the princess at her residence in Tokyo.

  • Someday my princess will come.

  • There's a party here in Tokyo!

A Witch Sheds No Tears

Magic Kaito Special Episode 4: A Witch Sheds No Tears

Shortly before Kaitou Kid's confrontation with the witch Akako Koizumi, one can spot Conan Edogawa from behind as one of the bystanders in front of the Tokyo Skytree (to lower right of the tower).

  • What was he doing there?

The Fated Blue Birthday

Magic Kaito Special Episode 5: The Fated Blue Birthday

During Kaitou Kid's birthday firework for Aoko Nakamori, Conan Edogawa is one of the people who wakes up because of it, whereupon he looks out of a window of the Mouri Detective Agency, from where you can see the skyscraper in the background Kid is on top of.

  • Go back to bed, this isn't even your series.

Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve

Magic Kaito Special Episode 6: Love on the Ski Slope on Christmas Eve

Conan Edogawa has another small cameo at the ski resort and wears the same clothes as in Movie 15: Quarter of Silence of Detective Conan, which plays in a similar setting. It's possible the Anime producers wanted to imply that this episode and the movie happen concurrently.

  • Or it was just simple promotion.

The Splendid Rivals

Magic Kaito Special Episode 7: The Splendid Rivals

You can again spot Conan Edogawa in a crowd standing in front of Studio ALTA. He suddenly turns around with his glasses reflecting and goes away. That's basically his modus operandi for all following episodes until the end.

  • Which is kind of unfortunate, because the previous cameos were relatively creative and didn't seem forced.

The Secret of the Red Tear

Magic Kaito Special Episode 8: The Secret of the Red Tear

Conan Edogawa stands in front of the cinema Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori go into, looking at the parodies of posters of "Batman Begins" and "The Avengers", shortly before the "Red Tear" heist.

  • His favorite movies.

The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief

Magic Kaito Special Episode 9: The Witch, the Detective, and the Phantom Thief

Conan Edogawa is standing in front of the mansion in which the gem Kaitou Kid wants to steal is exhibited in. Perhaps he doesn't want to interfere because this time real magic is involved?

  • Or he just really likes gratuitious guest appearances.

The Reminiscent Golden Eye

Magic Kaito Special Episode 10: The Reminiscent Golden Eye

Conan Edogawa appears again, walking past Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori on the street, being creepy as ever. His appearance is even stranger considering the easter egg after that in the same episode - because Saguru Hakuba, who is currently in France to follow Spider, reads the news on his mobile phone (in French). One of the texts (the one at the bottom) tells something about a "black organization uncovered by a child yesterday" and that this occurrence took place in "Baker street" (= Beika). If there ever was any chronology, this is one of the things that would severely mess it up.

  • Stop stalking people.

  • So he never got a remedy in the end?

The Tearful Crystal Mother

Magic Kaito Special Episode 11: The Tearful Crystal Mother

Conan Edogawa stands at the train station the royal train drives through. You can easily spot him, as he's the only one not looking at the train and the only one with the unsettling cameo grin.

  • "I like trains."

Tears of Love for the Dark Knight

Magic Kaito Special Episode 12: Tears of Love for the Dark Knight

Last but not least, Conan Edogawa is seen walking past the rushing Saguru Hakuba, being no less creepy than in his previous appearances. The so far last guest spot he had in the TV Specials. Only time will tell if there will be more of them eventually - which became rather unlikely by now.

  • Breaking out into evil laughter in 3... 2... 1...

Magic Kaito 1412

Main article: Magic Kaito 1412

Opening 1

Maybe a hand stunt double had to replace Yusaku and Conan's actor didn't have time for the shooting of this scene...
Main article: Kimi no Matsu Sekai

During the first opening you can see Yusaku Kudo's hand writing while he got the idea to create the "KID" out of "1412" for a short moment. Furthermore, a key moment from Kaitou Kid's and Conan Edogawa's first meeting on the roof top of Haido City Hotel is recreated, without Conan being visible for some reason.

The Revived Phantom Thief Kid

So, does that mean that... there is no floating timeline and they really don't age?
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 1: The Revived Phantom Thief Kid

During the flashback showing Touichi Kuroba's purported death, one can see a Shinichi Kudo and a Ran Mouri look-alike respectively, seemingly supposed to be their high school versions - which of course is totally impossible, considering that this was eight years ago.

Blue Birthday

How does Agasa hide this from Ai? Or is she in on this...?
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 2: Blue Birthday

Konosuke Jii hands some new gadgets to Kaito Kuroba at the beginning of the episode, which were seemingly made by a "professor friend" of his, while a yellow VW Beetle leaves in front of the Blue Parrot Pool Bar, heavily implying this friend to be Professor Hiroshi Agasa. This connection was taken over by the Manga in Chapter 34 (Magic Kaito Volume 5, Chapter 6) and continued in FILE.997 (Volume 94, File 5) of Detective Conan.

Black Star

Also with the hue and brightness decreased a lot.
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 6: Black Star

The indirect first confrontation between Shinichi Kudo and Kaitou Kid from Chapter 23 and 24 (Magic Kaito Volume 4, Chapter 3-4, previously animated as Detective Conan Episode 219: The Gathering of the Detectives! Shinichi Kudo vs. Kaitou Kid) is completely remade (with some technological updates) and slightly extended (from Kaito's point of view). It also serves as the debut of Juzo Megure in Magic Kaito 1412.

Phantom Lady

He seems awfully unhappy about being reduced to a side character.
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 10: The Phantom Lady and Ryoma's Treasure
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 11: Kid and Conan’s Ryoma Treasure Illusion

This multipart story revolves around the first crossover using a flipped perspective as narrative device, showing well known confrontations between Conan Edogawa and Kaitou Kid from Detective Conan from the latter's point of view.

This one adapts the case from Detective Conan FILE.731-733 / Episode 627-628, directly following the adaptation of the "Phantom Lady" story from Magic Kaito, building a coherent story out of the tie-in Gosho Aoyama created in both Mangas. This also makes it the debut of Shintaro Chaki, Jirokichi Suzuki, Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri (if one ignores her anachronistic cameo from Episode 1), Sonoko Suzuki and Yukiko Kudo (by virtue of her appearing in Conan's memory as her movie role of Ryoma's sister).

Ending 2

As if the chronology wouldn't be convoluted enough as is.
Main article: Koi no Jumyō

The second ending contains some recaps of past events in Kaito's life he experienced up to this point (the first half of the series), including moments from the Detective Conan movies featuring Kaitou Kid, like the hang-glider/parachute hunt from the middle of Movie 8 (Magician of the Silver Sky), the ride in the rollercoaster during the finale of Movie 10 (The Private Eyes' Requiem) and Kid flying side by side with the air ship in Movie 14 (The Lost Ship in the Sky), implying that they've already happened in the meantime (i.e. sometime before Episode 13, Stay Away From Him) in the continuity of Magic Kaito 1412.

Kid vs. Conan: Miraculous Midair Walk

I believe I can fly stand in the air.
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 16: Kid Vs Conan, Miraculous Midair Walk

The sixteenth episode is the second crossover using a perspective flip, this time adapting Kaitou Kid's miraculous mid-air walk from Detective Conan FILE.453-456 (Volume 44, File 7-10), again extended by some scenes with additional characters from Magic Kaito, as well as his point of view and preparations. This story was adapted before as Episode 356, Kaitou Kid's Miraculous Midair Walk, of the Detective Conan Anime. It also serves as the debut of Kogoro Mouri in Magic Kaito 1412.

Kid vs. Conan: Teleportation Under the Moonlight

"Superhero landing!"
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 21: Kid vs Conan: Teleportation Under the Moonlight

The 21st episode is the next and so far last of the flipped-perspective-crossover. It features the story about Kaitou Kid's apparent teleportation originating from FILE.631-634 (Volume 61, File 1-4) of Detective Conan, which was also adapted before as Episode 515, Kaitou Kid's Teleportation Magic, of its own Anime. This episode is the debut of Ai Haibara in Magic Kaito 1412.

Midnight Crow

"Oh nice, we are flashback material."
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 23-24: Midnight Crow

During the talk with his mother in their kitchen, Kaito Kuroba ponders about some run-ins he had in the past, including those with Conan Edogawa, also showing Ran and Kogoro Mouri, as well as Sonoko and her uncle Jirokichi Suzuki again, via footage from previous episodes.

Detective Conan in Play It Again

Anime

Did he really expect they would care what a total stranger looks at in a book store?
Main article: Play It Again

After his miraculous rejuvenation, Sanjuro Tsurugi takes a train ride to Beika and tries to grab a bunch of erotic magazines in a book store at the train station - almost getting caught by two high school girls, who are revealed to be no less than Ran Mouri and Sonoko Suzuki.

He goes to the Beika Shrine afterwards to revisit his memories from the youth and his love from back then, a woman named Harue, who is still living close to it. He identifies her by the golden hairpin private detective George Kirishima and Asami Ashikawa retrieved for her before in Detective George's Mini-Mini Big Strategy.

Detective Conan in Wait For Me

Anime

All aboard! Hahaha!
Main article: Wait For Me

The trains that can briefly be seen passing the bridge over Yutaka Takai on his way from school are of the fictional Toto Railways company from Detective Conan.

Detective Conan in Yaiba

Manga

Main article: Yaiba#Chapters

Nobunaga Oda Tournament (Yaiba Manga: 237-254)

This means: Heiji would have fought against a bald boy who was a demon king before instead, off-panel. And lost.

During the "Nobunaga Oda Tournament", one can spot the name of "H. Hattori" on the tournament bracket several times. While it was referring to Hanzō Hattori back in the day, it's probably become Heiji Hattori from Detective Conan for that series' canon retroactively, considering his relationship to/rivalry with Soshi Okita (whose name can also be seen) established in the latter series (even though, judging by the board, he would have never fought Okita in Yaiba's world, at least not during this tournament).

Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba

Main article: Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba

I’m Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!

Or perhaps it was the news instead, reporting about a solved crime?
Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba Episode 52: I’m Yaiba Kurogane, a Samurai!

Musashi Miyamoto and Sayaka's Grandmother are bickering over the remote control in the very last episode of Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba, unwittingly switching channels in the process. One of the shows visible during it is Detective Conan, featuring Conan Edogawa and Ran Mouri.

It's noteworthy that Detective Conan didn't have its own Anime yet back then, which makes it their first animated appearance ever and also explains why Conan's clothes are colored the way they look on the cover of Volume 2.

Excalibur

Excalibur in Detective Conan

Anime

Main article: Anime

The Framed Great Detective

"We just wanted to see what our Mangaka is up to nowadays."
Anime Episode 707: The Framed Great Detective

Minae, Kenta and Akira appear in this original Anime episode in a brief cameo after debuting in the twelvth OVA.

Original Video Animations

Main article: OVAs

The Wandering Red Butterfly

Did those two base their experience on the original story inside of it?
Main article: The Wandering Red Butterfly

In the second OVA of Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories one can spot the original manga anthology (including the original character from The Wandering Red Butterfly) as a companion book in the "Go-Show Cinema" on Yusaku Kudo's place next to Yukiko. One of the characters featured on the cover is Minae from Excalibur (the leftmost person).

The Miracle of Excalibur

"Maybe we can all get some of its fame if we appear in it..."
OVA Episode 12: The Miracle of Excalibur

There's a direct crossover between Detective Conan and Gosho Aoyama's old one-shot right in the twelfth and (so far) last Original Video Animation. It's basically the plot of Excalibur expanded by appearances from Conan Edogawa, Hiroshi Agasa, Ai Haibara, Kogoro Mouri, Wataru Takagi, Kazunobu Chiba and the Detective Boys, similar to how the OVAs 1 and 4 adapted and expanded chapters of Magic Kaito, too.

Lupin III

A popular and long-living Manga series by Monkey Punch with lots of adaptations of its own, featuring the grandson of the literary phantom thief of the same name. Crossed over with Gosho Aoyama's works in several ways.

Lupin III in Detective Conan

Movies

Main article: Movies

Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure

Fujiko Mine and Lupin III as disguises in Movie 11.
Main article: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure

Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie

Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie
Main article: Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie

The special mentioned below was continued in the form of a movie, the aptly named Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie.

TV Specials

Main article: TV Specials

Lupin III vs. Detective Conan

Lupin III vs. Detective Conan
Main article: Lupin III vs. Detective Conan

The first direct crossover between both franchises happened in the form of an TV Special.

Lupin III in Magic Kaito

Magic Kaito TV Specials

Main article: TV Specials#Magic Kaito

The Reminiscent Golden Eye

There are way too many phantom thieves around here.
Magic Kaito Special Episode 10: The Reminiscent Golden Eye

On Saguru Hakuba's mobile phone, while reading about the first meeting between Chat Noir and Kaitou Kid, one of the news mentions "Un autre fantôme voleur Lupin III qui a paru tôt hier soir d'après avis le ma tin."(sic) (roughly "Another phantom thief, Lupin III, also appeared early in the previous night according to a notice in the morning.").

Magic Kaito

Magic Kaito in 100% Tantei Monogatari

100% Detective Tale Case 3 (100%TM Manga: 3)

Aoko, Kaito and Momoko in Chapter 3 of 100% Tantei Monogatari.

Kaito Kuroba and Aoko Nakamori appear alongside Momoko Aoyama, who also attends Ekoda High School in her series, during this chapter.

Aoko, Kaito and Momoko in Chapter 3 of 100% Tantei Monogatari.

Gosho Aoyama confirmed these connections on a bonus page in 100% Tantei Monogatari and explains that he planned a battle of wits between Kaitou Kid and Momoko once, but apart from that artwork featured on the page, nothing ever came of it.

Magic Kaito in 3rd Base 4th

The Bat of Miracles (3B4 Manga: 1)

Can you tell this guy's an asshole?

The first team Shigeo Nagashima and his friends from Kohnan High School play against right in the first chapter of the Manga is the baseball team of Ekoda High School - one of the main settings of Magic Kaito, which originally debuted in 100% Tantei Monogatari, that also appeared in Yaiba's finale and the Anime of Detective Conan.

Magic Kaito in Detective Conan

Manga

Main article: Crossovers in the manga with Magic Kaito

Magic Kaito and Ranma ½

Ranma Ranma de TANMA TANMA de
sonna mon ne to o-tomodachi

Ranma ½ is a successful franchise by Gosho Aoyama's good friend and colleague Rumiko Takahashi. He once made a drawing for her, depicting Kaitou Kid together with female Ranma Saotome.

Magic Kaito in Yaiba

Manga

Main article: Yaiba#Chapters

The Great Thief Goemon Appears (Yaiba Manga: 81)

It was a nice try anyway.

During their encounter with Goemon Ishikawa, he asks of Yaiba Kurogane, Sayaka Mine and their friends to guess who he really is - introducing himself as "the greatest thief in the world". One of Sayaka's tries is that he's "Kaitou Kid" - which obviously is wrong.

Her joyful reaction also likely was a reference to the one shot K∀ITO (later re-released as the "Yaiba vs. Kaito!" bonus chapter in Magic Kaito Volume 3), which was published earlier that same year. In that chapter, she was at first opposing Kaitou Kid until he sweet-talked her into telling him where the treasure sword he desires is, seemingly becoming a Kid fangirl.

Parallel Jeweler (Yaiba Manga: 91)

These small robots sure get around.

Yaiba Kurogane and Musashi Miyamoto visit a "shop that sells every kind of sphere" while looking for the legendary sphere - one of the objects sold (because of its big, spherical eyeball) being an RZ-04 mini robot who was chasing Kaitou Kid in Chapter 9 (Magic Kaito Volume 2, Chapter 3) of Magic Kaito.

Are You Coming? (Yaiba Manga: 255)

The shipping of Kaito and Aoko by Keiko and her friend literally is so hardcore it transcends the boundaries of parallel universes.

In the final chapter of Yaiba as a whole, Sayaka Mine - now a second year high schooler after a timeskip of three years - meets her two friends on the way to school, who are revealed to be Keiko Momoi and her black-haired, fox-eyed friend from Magic Kaito, confirming Sayaka's friend back from middle school to be a younger version of Keiko all along. They tell Sayaka about the fact that "Kuroba from class B" and "Nakamori from class F" are a couple now and that Keiko's friend has seen them together, heavily implying Sayaka's school to be an alternate version of Ekoda High School (with different uniforms for some reason).

Magic Kaito in Zero's Tea Time

Putting the Rank Aside (ZTT Manga: 11)

Konosuke Jii is always cautious not to meet any characters from Detective Conan in person.

Rei Furuya and Yuya Kazami go to the Blue Parrot Pool Bar of Konosuke Jii from Magic Kaito and meet bartender Yuzuki Fukui, who worked there before during the setting's crossover into Detective Conan.

It's a Game (ZTT Manga: 20)

How is this game even possible in-universe? This is Recursive Canon level stuff.

The mobile game played by Azusa Enomoto and Rei Furuya at the end of the chapter depicts a lot of faces from characters of Detective Conan in the style of Kaitou Kid's trademark signature - including his own.

A Conan Edogawa figure in the same style appears on the cake Rei is holding on the cover of Volume 2.

Kaitou Kid & Takagi-san Halloween Campaign

Main article: Kaitou Kid & Takagi-san Halloween Campaign
The new Kids on the block.

Kaitou Kid & Takagi-san Halloween Campaign was a crossover event during October of 2017 by Manga magazines Shōnen Sunday, Betsucomi, Cheese!, Shō-Comi Gessan, Big Comic Spirits, Yawaraka Spirits and Big Comic Superior, which have in common that they are all owned by the publisher Shōgakukan. Several different characters originating from series published in these magazines dressed up as Kaitou Kid for this special event. The event is named after Kid himself as well as Takagi-san from Teasing Master Takagi-san, who are both from a Sunday magazine respectively.

During this event, stamps for LINE app were released, as well as trading cards and other merchandise which could be ordered from japanese retailers. Series who partook in this event were:

The illustration of Kaito Kuroba used for the trading cards is the cover of Chapter 34 (Magic Kaito Volume 5, Chapter 6), which was published in April of that year.

Play It Again

Play It Again in Detective Conan

Manga

Main article: Manga

Missing Watch Case (Manga: 335-337)

The victim in the case, Eiko Idetsuki, likes to watch her favorite movie with high volume, which seems to be Play It Again, judging by the fact that the protagonist is Sanjuro Sakura (the younger self of the old man Sanjuro Tsurugi in Gosho Aoyama's one shot). The scene seems to be from close to the end of the story, during Sanjuro's second fight with Tatsuya Nakadai, since he already has the headband over his injuries from their first battle.

  • Sanjuro Sakura on a TV in FILE.335

Original Video Animations

Main article: OVAs

The Wandering Red Butterfly

Main article: The Wandering Red Butterfly

In the second OVA of Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories one can spot the original manga anthology (including the original character from The Wandering Red Butterfly) as a companion book in the "Go-Show Cinema" on Yusaku Kudo's place next to Yukiko. One of the characters featured on the cover is Sanjuro Sakura from Play It Again (the character with the bamboo sword at the top).

  • Did those two base their experience on the original story inside of it?

The Santa Claus of Summer

The Santa Claus of Summer in Detective Conan

Manga

Main article: Manga

Alibis of the Three (Manga: 53)

One of the suspects explains that he has been to the cinema in Kinza, where they played "The Summer Santa Claus" (Natsu no Santa Claus aka The Santa Claus of Summer). Conan Edogawa and Ran Mouri have also been to that movie, which Conan uses to counter his alibi.

Goodbye... (Manga: 197)

Conan clearly envies Kogoro's idol knowledge, as you can see in his face.

While visiting the house of the Aoshima sisters, Kogoro Mouri marvels at all the pop idol merchandise they have - mentioning several of the idols he recognizes, one of them being Asuka Anzai, the deuteragonist of The Santa Claus of Summer.

The Kogoro Imposter's Great Deduction (Manga: 789)

"This is a relatively crudely drawn TV movie. We are drawn better today."

During the conclusion, the television plays with the audio at high volume, seemingly switching between channels. The last show heard and seen is The Santa Claus of Summer, with parts of the dialogue between Keisuke Hara and Asuka Anzai quoted and an original panel from the one shot featuring Keisuke in his original drawing style being shown on the monitor.

Anime

Main article: Anime

The Locked Bathroom Murder Case

Kogoro's side-glance is suspicious.
Anime Episode 121-122: The Locked Bathroom Murder Case

While visiting the house of the Aoshima sisters, Kogoro and Ran Mouri, as well as Conan Edogawa, marvel at all the pop idol merchandise they have - with Kogoro mentioning several names of the idols he recognizes, one of them being Asuka Anzai, the deuteragonist of The Santa Claus of Summer. In contrary to the Manga, the poster can be seen several times.

Which One's Deduction Show

Anime Episode 381-382: Which One's Deduction Show

The same poster of Asuka Anzai later reappears in the apartment of Kenji Tsujiya.

Kogoro-san is a Good Man

Gosho's one shots were seemingly really successful in Conan's world.
Anime Episode 662: Kogoro-san is a Good Man

During the conclusion, the television plays with the audio at high volume, seemingly switching between channels. The last show heard and seen is The Santa Claus of Summer, with parts of the dialogue between Keisuke Hara and Asuka Anzai quoted and an original scene from the OVA recreated, featuring Keisuke being shown on the monitor.

The Santa Claus of Summer in H2

H2 is a Manga not by Gosho Aoyama, but his good friend Mitsuru Adachi and contains rather subtle link: Senkawa High School (千川高校 Senkawa Kōkō?), the fictional school mentioned as the one Keisuke Hara attends in his second year, is reused as a recurring setting in this Manga.

The Santa Claus of Summer in Magic Kaito

After getting amnesia, Keisuke Hara is transported to Ono Central Hospital. The name "Ono" (小野) is later on used a lot in Magic Kaito for other buildings and a newspaper (Ono Bank, Ono Real Estate, Ono Shimbun, etc.), implying it to be some kind of location in or a nickname of Tokyo (like "Tohto") - maybe a shared one.

Yaiba

Yaiba in Detective Conan

Manga

Main article: Crossovers in the manga with Yaiba

Anime

Main article: Anime

Mushrooms, Bears, and the Detective Boys (Anime: 212)

It's also being told that the bear transformed into a werewolf now and then when drunk.

When Matasaburo Saika explains the origin of the bear Jubei's name as that of the historical Samurai, with the latter being depicted in the background exactly as he looked back in Yaiba.

The Client Full of Lies (Anime: 220-221)

Michiko Kurogane as a middle schooler on Shizuka's old photo (right).

Shizuka Hattori was crying on her old photo because she lost against a younger girl from the first year of middle school in a kendō tournament when she was in the second year - the other girl in question being a young version of Michiko Kurogane (the brown-haired girl in the back of the photo, still going by her maiden name "Tsubaki" at this time, as can be seen on the sign at the wall), the mother of Yaiba and Moroha Kurogane, looking like her daughter back then and making her the first Yaiba character to canonically exist in Conan's world. Gosho Aoyama confirmed these things in the Shōnen Sunday Special Booklet published in 2013.

Search for Maria-chan! (Anime: 942)

"Cheese!"

Soshi Okita is also mentioned and seen on Heiji Hattori's smartphone again during this episode, used as a distraction based on his similarity to Shinichi Kudo, to keep the latter safe from suspicion.

Original Video Animations

Main article: OVAs

The Wandering Red Butterfly

Did those two base their experience on the original story inside of it?
Main article: The Wandering Red Butterfly

In the second OVA of Gosho Aoyama's Collection of Short Stories one can spot the original manga anthology (including the original character from The Wandering Red Butterfly) as a companion book in the "Go-Show Cinema" on Yusaku Kudo's place next to Yukiko. One of the characters featured on the cover is a plush version of Kagetora (in front of the chest, in the center of the bottom of the cover).

Games

Main article: Games

Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain

Main article: Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain
Okita Soushi getto!!

Soshi Okita is an unlockable character in Detective Conan Puzzle: Cross Chain.

Collectibles

Everything for all your sea cucumbery needs.
Main article: Collectibles

Namako-Otoko seems to be a pretty popular Detective Conan merchandise, despite originating in Yaiba, thanks to his cameo as Ran Mouri's mobile phone strap and wallpaper, as well as her LINE app avatar in the series. You can buy the cute sea cucumber in the form of a stuffed animal, as keychains of every kind and as a real phone strap, some of it with or without Ran accompanying him.

Yaiba in Magic Kaito

Manga

Main article: Magic Kaito Volume 1-5

Star War (MK Manga: 14)

Important fundamental handbooks for policemen.

One of the books on Ginzo Nakamori's office desk after waking up at the beginning of the chapter is Volume 1 of Yaiba, with a silhouette of Yaiba Kurogane's head visible on the book spine.

Kaitou Under Scrutiny (MK Manga: 16)

Bushi TV must have one hell of a program.

The duo commenting on the duel between Kaitou Kid and Saguru Hakuba are Ana Shioji of Bushi TV and her absurdly loyal cameraman from Yaiba, who debuted in Chapter 49 (Yaiba Volume 5, Chapter 10) and also reported about the battle between Yaiba Kurogane and Takeshi Onimaru on Onimaru Castle, as well as about the mysteriously appearing pyramids all over Tokyo, besides other things. There is a reporter similar to her in Chapter 33 of Magic Kaito (Magic Kaito Volume 5, Chapter 5), too, but it's left unclear whether it's supposed to be Ana again.

Furthermore, Kid uses a pocket TV by ONY in this chapter while crawling through the air vents. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of Japan in Yaiba, a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". Gosho Aoyama later on integrated this fictionalized company in Magic Kaito and Detective Conan, as well as their adaptations and derivatives, too.

Yaiba vs. Kaito! (MK Manga: 18)

Kaitō Boy vs. Samurai Shōnin.

Kaitou Kid announces to steal a treasure sword from the Mine family and struggles to get past its several family members, including Sayaka, Shizuka and Grandma Mine, who he manages to woo in the end, before meeting Musashi Miyamoto and, last but not least, Yaiba Kurogane himself fighting him with the Raijin-ken and the help of Kagetora, before getting blasted out of the sky by Takeshi Onimaru and his minions.

This story was originally a one shot just called "K∀ITO" (a portmanteau of the "Kaito" from Magic Kaito and the Latinized logo "Y∀IBA") and was featured in Shōnen Sunday's 30th Anniversary Special Magazine in 1989 after an editor asked Gosho Aoyama to draw a self-contained story for this special occasion, deciding for this crossover since he loved similar collaborations like Mazinger Z vs. Devilman since he was young. The chapter didn't belong to either series, since it's explicitly non-canon (or, technically seen, it's a part of both franchises), but was later included as a bonus chapter in Volume 3 of Magic Kaito most people know it as. It was later adapted as the first Original Video Animation of Detective Conan and extended by a plot integrating the characters from it.

Sun Halo (MK Manga: 34-36)

"It's a ONY."

Aoko Nakamori's mobile phone is an ONY brand smartphone model.

Magic Kaito 1412

Main article: Magic Kaito 1412

Kaito Kuroba's Busy Holiday

Sayaka-chan?
Magic Kaito 1412 Episode 7: Kaito Kuroba's Busy Holiday

Before Aoko Nakamori's date with Kaito Kuroba in Tropical Land, a girl heavily reminiscent of Sayaka Mine comes into play for a short scene - she's got almost exactly the same hairstyle as her after the three-year-timeskip (same length, same color, the parted bangs, the same disheveled back hair and the long hair over her temples), wears a seifuku similar to her during most of the Yaiba' run while attending Ekoda High School (like Sayaka does in Yaiba Volume 24), is friends with Keiko Momoi and highly interested in the relationship between Kaito and Aoko.

She is never named, but this is either one big coincidence or a producer, author and/or character designer who wanted to create a nod to Gosho Aoyama's previous series wanted to have a cameo by her.

Yaiba in Monster Hunter

Monster Hunter is a successful video game franchise by Capcom. There were several collaborations with other companies on their behalf, one of them with Shōnen Sunday.

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd

The Haō-ken as equipment in Monster Hunter 3rd.

During a special collaboration event with Shōnen Sunday for the game Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, Yaiba Kurogane's blade Hao-ken ("Supreme King Sword") was obtainable and Felynes could be dressed in the demonic armor of Takeshi Onimaru.

Yaiba in Zero's Tea Time

You Shouldn't Do That (ZTT Manga: 9)

Cat scratch fever.

After falling down a flight of stairs, Rei Furuya's pup Haro meets Kuro Neko Dokuro, a stray cat and antagonist from a short arc during Chapter 164-167 of Yaiba (Yaiba Volume 16, Chapter 10-Yaiba Volume 17, Chapter 2), whom Yaiba Kurogane and Sayaka Mine were encountering while they were shrunk and he was menacing a bunch of mice. It seems like he didn't improve much since then: He scratches poor Haro's face open. The Mangaka of Zero's Tea Time, Takahiro Arai, confirmed that he specifically asked Gosho Aoyama about using that character in this chapter.

Oasis of Heart/It's a Game (ZTT Manga: 19-20)

Player character Yuya.

This double chapter is chock-full of Yaiba references, thanks to the game Yuya Kazami is playing:

  • The protagonist "Yuya" is a dead ringer for an adult Yaiba Kurogane (looking a lot like his father Kenjuro) in a samurai armor, wearing the Raijin-ken (Thunder God Sword) and the Fujin-ken (Wind God Sword, originally used by Takeshi Onimaru). Yaiba always wanted to be a samurai like his father, explaining the choice of armor for this easter egg.
The Cedar Pollen Soldier.
  • The first boss they fight is the android Gold from Chapters 201-207 (Yaiba Volume 20, Chapter 3-9), also named "Boss Monster Gold" in Kazami's game.
  • One of the objects in the storage room of the game in TIME.20 looks like a stylized version of Empress Kaguya's fusion with planet Earth from Chapters 162-163 (Yaiba Volume 16, Chapter 8-9).
  • The second boss they fight is the Cedar Pollen Soldier from Chapters 182-184 (Yaiba Volume 18, Chapter 6-8).
The Centipede Soldier.
Azusa's ONY phone.

The mobile phone used by Azusa Enomoto at the end of TIME.20 also is an ONY. After Takeshi Onimaru took control of Japan in Yaiba, a lot of company names were "oni-fied", with almost all of them being plays on brand names from real life - with SONY of course becoming "ONY". Gosho Aoyama later on integrated this fictionalized company in Magic Kaito and Detective Conan, as well as their adaptations and their derivatives, too.

FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

Are Gosho Aoyama's different works set in the same world?

No, according to Gosho Aoyama himself, they are officially "parallel worlds" (パラレルワールド)[1] or "dream confrontations/sequences" (which seems to be his way to refer to non-canon events)[2][3], even though they are inhabited by alternative versions of certain characters from respective other series[4] and seemingly share some key events they have in common (Shinichi Kudo's shrinking, Kaitou Kid's origin, the rivalry between Takeshi Onimaru, Yaiba Kurogane and Soshi Okita, the final tournament between Shigeo Nagashima and Inao Kazuhisa, Momoko Aoyama being a classmate of Kaito Kuroba, etc.). According to him, there are also no ghosts or magic in Detective Conan's world and Akako Koizumi's existence in it is open to question as well[5][4].

See also

References

  1. ^ Interviews#Magic Kaitou Treasured Editions: Playback Episode Interviews
    Mistress Akako! To be honest, she, as practitioner of black magic, is the reason who drove me into the corner the most during Kaitos appearances in Conan. Well, you just have to accept these works as parallel universes. (grin)
  2. ^ Interviews#Conan and Lupin Interview #1
    It's also established that the police detectives appearing in both series are acquaintances.
    Aoyama: Both Inspector Megure and Inspector Zenigata are from the Metropolitan Police Department, aren't they? (laughs)
    Aoyama: In Detective Conan, Maurice Leblanc (creator of Arsene Lupin) appears as the name of the writer who wrote the gentleman thief. Since [Lupin III is] the grandchild of the Lupin written by that Leblanc, Lupin III is a fictitious person in Detective Conan's world. [Conan will] have a face-off with that [fictitious character], so this truly is a “dream” confrontation. Although this got cut, I really wanted to include the “Lupin's grandchild” line.
  3. ^ Interviews#Magic Kaitou Treasured Editions: Playback Episode Interviews
    (Extra Chapter) Yaiba vs. Kaito!
    I was told to draw a short, self-contained story and this dream sequence is the result. Back when I was a kid I already loved collaborations like „Mazinger Z vs. Devilman“, so I wanted to draw something like this. This is also the reason Kaitou Kid appears in Conan... (grin)
  4. ^ a b Lets Talk with Gosho Aoyama Day#2018 DCTP Thread version
    Q26: "How different are the Kaito and Kid from MK?"
    A: "They're different, right? In MK he's the protagonist, and in Conan I try to make him look like cool and there's also Akako in MK."
  5. ^ Interviews#Magic Kaito Vol 5 Playback Episode
    As I thought, Akako uses red magic ! (Fortunately Akako doesn't exist in Conan's world (laughs)).
    Translated by: Startold (TL Note: Thanks to Yunnie for the help.)
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