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|summary=Shinichi and Ran are riding a bus in Beika when Ran is suddenly touched on her butt by molester Osamu Sawada. After chasing the molester, Shinichi and Ran come across a case at the Beika Residence apartments where Katsuyo Miyano's respirator ceased working and she lies between life and death. Is Makoto Yamashita responsible for the respirator trouble through neglect or is there more to this case, and what does Sawada's obsession with Yukari Miyano's black underwear have to do with anything?}}
 
|summary=Shinichi and Ran are riding a bus in Beika when Ran is suddenly touched on her butt by molester Osamu Sawada. After chasing the molester, Shinichi and Ran come across a case at the Beika Residence apartments where Katsuyo Miyano's respirator ceased working and she lies between life and death. Is Makoto Yamashita responsible for the respirator trouble through neglect or is there more to this case, and what does Sawada's obsession with Yukari Miyano's black underwear have to do with anything?}}
 
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|pnew=First appearance of [[Heiji Hattori]], and [[Kazuha Toyama]].
 
|promance=Shinichi and Kazuha both notice Ran seeming to watch Heiji very closely. Shinichi comments on it making Ran ask if he's jealous. Shinichi quickly claims he's not, but then Kazuha asks to talk to Ran privately. A jealous Kazuha confronts Ran forcing Ran to explain herself. Ran was watching Heiji because he reminded her so much of the guy she thinks about. Kazuha explains the story to Ran about how she and Heiji were accidentally handcuffed to one another when they were little and shows Ran the piece of the chain she keeps as a lucky charm. Ran asks if she and Heiji are dating but Kazuha, embarrassed, remarks that she thinks of herself as more of an older sister to Heiji. Kazuha in turn asks if Ran is dating the "mystery-loving-nut" she was commenting on earlier and as Ran explains she isn't quite sure what their relationship is, Shinichi overhears the girls' conversation.
 
|promance=Shinichi and Kazuha both notice Ran seeming to watch Heiji very closely. Shinichi comments on it making Ran ask if he's jealous. Shinichi quickly claims he's not, but then Kazuha asks to talk to Ran privately. A jealous Kazuha confronts Ran forcing Ran to explain herself. Ran was watching Heiji because he reminded her so much of the guy she thinks about. Kazuha explains the story to Ran about how she and Heiji were accidentally handcuffed to one another when they were little and shows Ran the piece of the chain she keeps as a lucky charm. Ran asks if she and Heiji are dating but Kazuha, embarrassed, remarks that she thinks of herself as more of an older sister to Heiji. Kazuha in turn asks if Ran is dating the "mystery-loving-nut" she was commenting on earlier and as Ran explains she isn't quite sure what their relationship is, Shinichi overhears the girls' conversation.
 
|summary=Osakan high school detective Heiji Hattori and his best friend Kazuha Toyama are on their way to visit Teitan High School when they witness a thief steal a purse. Heiji chases after the thief only to run past Shinichi and Ran on their way back from school. They capture the thief only to suddenly hear a woman scream in a nearby house. When owner Yoshino Fujimaru gets home and lets them in, the three are surprised to find Hideko Nakajima dead on a couch with a shard of glass protruding from her neck.}}
 
|summary=Osakan high school detective Heiji Hattori and his best friend Kazuha Toyama are on their way to visit Teitan High School when they witness a thief steal a purse. Heiji chases after the thief only to run past Shinichi and Ran on their way back from school. They capture the thief only to suddenly hear a woman scream in a nearby house. When owner Yoshino Fujimaru gets home and lets them in, the three are surprised to find Hideko Nakajima dead on a couch with a shard of glass protruding from her neck.}}

Revision as of 22:33, 4 October 2011

Challenge Letter to Shinichi Kudo (工藤新一への挑戦状 Kudō Shin'ichi e no Chōsenjō?) is a live-action drama series starring Junpei Mizobata as Shinichi Kudo that takes place before the events that begin the story of Detective Conan. The series began airing on July 7, 2011. Prior to the series three live-action specials were produced and based on the plots of three of the Detective Conan novels.

Main cast

The following is a listing of the main cast of the drama series according to the Chart section of the official series website.

Character Actors
Picture Name Picture Name Notes
Shinichi Kudo 60px.jpg Shinichi Kudo Junpei Mizobata 60px.jpg Junpei Mizobata Mizobata is the 2nd actor to portray Shinichi in live-action following Shun Oguri.
Ran Mouri 60px.jpg Ran Mouri Shiori Kutsuna 60px.jpg Shiori Kutsuna Kutsuna is the 2nd actress to portray Ran in live-action following Tomoka Kurokawa.
Kogoro Mouri 60px.jpg Kogoro Mouri Takanori Jinnai 60px.jpg Takanori Jinnai Jinnai has portrayed Kogoro in all live-action adaptations.
Sonoko Suzuki 60px.jpg Sonoko Suzuki Sayaka Akimoto 60px.jpg Sayaka Akimoto Akimoto is the 2nd actress to portray Sonoko in live-action following Mayuko Iwasa.
She is also a member of the AKB48 idol group.
Eri Kisaki 60px.jpg Eri Kisaki Nene Otsuka 60px.jpg Nene Otsuka
Miwako Sato 60px.jpg Miwako Sato Natsuhi Ueno 60px.jpg Natsuhi Ueno
Wataru Takagi 60px.jpg Wataru Takagi Yuichi Tsuchiya 60px.jpg Yuichi Tsuchiya

Other notable cast

Character Actors
Picture Name Picture Name Notes
Heiji Hattori 60px.jpg Heiji Hattori Tori Matsuzaka 60px.jpg Tori Matsuzaka
Kazuha Toyama 60px.jpg Kazuha Toyama Rei Okamoto 60px.jpg Rei Okamoto

Episodes

Specials

See also