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[[File:Specialvolume1.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The cover of the first Special volume released in Japan by [[Shogakukan]] on January 28, 1997.]]
 
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'''Detective Conan Special''' manga volumes consist of short stories drawn by [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s assistants. The stories found in the Special volumes hold no bearing on the plot of the [[Manga|main comic]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.koware.net/data_room/b_tokubetsuhen_data/tokubetsu_top.htm|date=2010-02-25|accessdate=2010-06-09|publisher=Koware Site Detective Conan Branch|title=名探偵コナン　特別編コミックス}}</ref>
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{{nihongo|'''''Detective Conan Special'''''|名探偵コナン特別編|Meitantei Konan Tokubetsuhen}} manga consist of short stories written and drawn by 3 groups: [[Eiichi Yamagishi]] (one of [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s assistants), [[Yutaka Abe]] and [[Denjiro Maru]] (with [[Takahisa Taira]] making the scenario), [[Masaru Ohta]] and [[Kazuhiro Kubota]]. It was serialized in grade-level learning magazine such as ''4th Grader'' and ''5th Grader'' since 1996. When those magazines discontinued in 2010 and 2012, the serialization was transferred to ''CoroCoro Ichiban!''. The tankobon version are published under [[Shogakukan|Shogakukan's]] {{nihongo|'''Ladybug Comics'''|てんとうむしコミックス|Tentō Mushi Comikkusu}} label. The stories found in the Special volumes hold no bearing on the plot of the [[Manga|main comic]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.koware.net/data_room/b_tokubetsuhen_data/tokubetsu_top.htm|date=2010-02-25|accessdate=2010-06-09|publisher=Koware Site Detective Conan Branch|title=名探偵コナン　特別編コミックス}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://conan.aga-search.com/501-33-3tokubetsuhen.html|date=|accessdate=2010-06-26|publisher=Mouri Kogoro Detective Agency|title=名探偵コナン 特別編コミックリス}}</ref>
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At the beginning, each chapter and cases in each volumes are unrelated. Starting Volume 44, each cases in a single volume are related to each other, making a one big case.
  
 
== Anime ==
 
== Anime ==
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During [[Anime|Detective Conan's]] 20+ year run only two short stories from the special volumes have been adapted into TV episodes: [[The Kidnapping Location Case]] and [[The White Sandy Beach Murder Case]]. The first episode is significant as it introduces the [[Electronic Notebook Map]] gadget, however this device has not been used since this case.
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During [[Anime|Detective Conan's]] 10+ year run only two short stories from the special volumes have been adapted into a TV episode: Episode 86 - [[The Kidnapping Location Case]] and Episode 113 - [[The White Sandy Beach Murder Case]]. [[The Kidnapping Location Case]] episode is significant as it introduces the [[Electronic Notebook Map]] gadget, however this device has not been used since this case.
 
  
 
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=== Volume 1-10 ===
 
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=== Volume 11-20 ===
 
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=== Volume 31-40 ===
 
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=== Volume 41-50 ===
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=== Trivia ===
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* Shinichi disliking raisins originated from the Detective Conan Special Volume 2 Omake, which is based on the fact that Gosho dislike raisins. It is never being mentioned in the main manga, but the anime staff decided to add it in [[Memories from Sakura Class]].
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* The character box of the Detective Conan Special volumes have stated since volume 1 that Ran is "Shinichi's girlfriend". This became true during the [[Volume 94#Crimson School Trip Case|Kyoto Arc]].
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== See also ==
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* [[Manga]]
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* [[Manga Listed By Case]]
  
 
== References ==
 
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Latest revision as of 18:56, 16 March 2024

The cover of the first Special volume released in Japan by Shogakukan on January 28, 1997.

Detective Conan Special (名探偵コナン特別編 Meitantei Konan Tokubetsuhen?) manga consist of short stories written and drawn by 3 groups: Eiichi Yamagishi (one of Gosho Aoyama's assistants), Yutaka Abe and Denjiro Maru (with Takahisa Taira making the scenario), Masaru Ohta and Kazuhiro Kubota. It was serialized in grade-level learning magazine such as 4th Grader and 5th Grader since 1996. When those magazines discontinued in 2010 and 2012, the serialization was transferred to CoroCoro Ichiban!. The tankobon version are published under Shogakukan's Ladybug Comics (てんとうむしコミックス Tentō Mushi Comikkusu?) label. The stories found in the Special volumes hold no bearing on the plot of the main comic.[1][2]

At the beginning, each chapter and cases in each volumes are unrelated. Starting Volume 44, each cases in a single volume are related to each other, making a one big case.

Anime

During Detective Conan's 20+ year run only two short stories from the special volumes have been adapted into TV episodes: The Kidnapping Location Case and The White Sandy Beach Murder Case. The first episode is significant as it introduces the Electronic Notebook Map gadget, however this device has not been used since this case.

Chapters

Volume 1-10

Main article: Special Volume 1-10
Vol. Chapters Japanese English Plot
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
01 1-9 January 28, 1997 ISBN 4-09-142531-3  
02 10-17 October 28, 1997 ISBN 4-09-142532-1  
03 18-27 November 28, 1997 ISBN 4-09-142533-X  
04 28-38 March 18, 1998 ISBN 4-09-142534-8  
05 39-52 April 18, 1998 ISBN 4-09-142535-6  
06 53-61 January 28, 1999 ISBN 4-09-142536-4  
07 62-75 April 26, 1999 ISBN 4-09-142537-2  
08 76-86 August 7, 1999 ISBN 4-09-142538-0  
09 87-96 December 18, 1999 ISBN 4-09-142539-9  
10 97-108 March 28, 2000 ISBN 4-09-142540-2  

Volume 11-20

Main article: Special Volume 11-20
Vol. Chapters Japanese English Plot
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
11 109-118 May 27, 2000 ISBN 4-09-142781-2  
12 119-129 December 25, 2000 ISBN 4-09-142782-0  
13 130-143 May 28, 2001 ISBN 4-09-142783-9  
14 144-154 August 28, 2001 ISBN 4-09-142784-7  
15 155-166 March 28, 2002 ISBN 4-09-142785-5  
16 167-178 August 28, 2002 ISBN 4-09-142786-3  
17 179-190 January 28, 2003 ISBN 4-09-142787-1  
18 191-204 March 28, 2003 ISBN 4-09-142788-X  
19 205-214 May 28, 2003 ISBN 4-09-142789-8  
20 215-226 December 24, 2003 ISBN 4-09-142790-1  

Volume 21-30

Main article: Special Volume 21-30
Vol. Chapters Japanese English Plot
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
21 227-238 April 1, 2004 ISBN 4-09-143191-7  
22 239-248 August 27, 2004 ISBN 4-09-143192-5  
23 249-260 December 24, 2004 ISBN 4-09-143193-3  
24 261-272 March 28, 2005 ISBN 4-09-143194-1   Magic Kaito
25 273-283 April 26, 2005 ISBN 4-09-143195-X  
26 284-295 December 24, 2005 ISBN 4-09-140079-5   Black Organization
27 296-305 February 27, 2006 ISBN 4-09-140094-9  
28 306-313 October 27, 2006 ISBN 4-09-140255-0  
29 314-325 December 25, 2006 ISBN 4-09-140315-8  
30 326-337 November 28, 2007 ISBN 4-09-140415-4   Magic Kaito

Volume 31-40

Main article: Special Volume 31-40
Vol. Chapters Japanese English Plot
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
31 338-349 December 25, 2007 ISBN 4-09-140457-X   Magic Kaito
32 350-361 November 28, 2008 ISBN 4-09-140730-7  
33 362-373 December 25, 2008 ISBN 4-09-140745-5  
34 374-385 July 28, 2009 ISBN 4-09-140813-3   Magic Kaito
35 386-397 December 25, 2009 ISBN 4-09-140878-8   Black Organization
36 398-409 July 28, 2010 ISBN 4-09-141056-6   Magic Kaito
37 410-421 November 28, 2011 ISBN 4-09-141368-0   Magic Kaito
38 422-432 July 27, 2012 ISBN 978-4-09-141460-1  
39 433-444 October 28, 2014 ISBN 978-4-09-141830-2   Magic Kaito
40 445-456 December 28, 2015 ISBN 978-4-09-142108-1  

Volume 41-50

Main article: Special Volume 41-50
Vol. Chapters Japanese English Plot
Release date ISBN Release date ISBN
41 457-467 Oct 28, 2016 ISBN 978-4-09-142237-8  
42 468-478 July 28, 2017 ISBN 978-4-09-142409-9  
43 479-489 May 28, 2018 ISBN 978-4-09-142674-1   Magic Kaito
44 490-500 April 26, 2019 ISBN 978-4-09-143015-1   Magic Kaito
45 501-511 April 28, 2020 ISBN 978-4-09-143185-1  
46 512-522 April 28, 2021 ISBN 978-4-09-143299-5   Magic Kaito
47 523-534 April 27, 2022[3] ISBN 978-4-09-143394-7  
48 535-545 May 26, 2023[4] ISBN 978-4-09-143614-6   Magic Kaito
49 546-555 April 26, 2024[5] ISBN 978-4-09-143714-3  

Trivia

  • Shinichi disliking raisins originated from the Detective Conan Special Volume 2 Omake, which is based on the fact that Gosho dislike raisins. It is never being mentioned in the main manga, but the anime staff decided to add it in Memories from Sakura Class.
  • The character box of the Detective Conan Special volumes have stated since volume 1 that Ran is "Shinichi's girlfriend". This became true during the Kyoto Arc.

See also

References

  1. ^ "名探偵コナン　特別編コミックス". Koware Site Detective Conan Branch. 2010-02-25. http://www.koware.net/data_room/b_tokubetsuhen_data/tokubetsu_top.htm. Retrieved on 2010-06-09. 
  2. ^ "名探偵コナン 特別編コミックリス". Mouri Kogoro Detective Agency. http://conan.aga-search.com/501-33-3tokubetsuhen.html. Retrieved on 2010-06-26. 
  3. ^ https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09143394
  4. ^ https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09143614
  5. ^ https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09143714
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