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{{Char|Kogoro Mouri}} | {{Char|Kogoro Mouri}} | ||
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{{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}} | {{Char|Hiroshi Agasa}} | ||
{{Char|Ai Haibara}} | {{Char|Ai Haibara}} | ||
{{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}} | {{Char|Ayumi Yoshida}} | ||
| + | {{Char|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya}} | ||
{{Char|Genta Kojima}} | {{Char|Genta Kojima}} | ||
| − | {{Char| | + | {{Char|Sonoko Suzuki}} |
| + | {{Char|Tomoaki Araide}} | ||
| + | {{Char|Kazumi Tsukamoto}} | ||
{{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}} | {{Char|Jugo Yokomizo}} | ||
| + | {{Char|Jodie Starling}} | ||
{{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}} | {{Char|Eri Kisaki|display=Eri Kisaki (background)}} | ||
{{Char|Heiji Hattori|display=Heiji Hattori (background)}} | {{Char|Heiji Hattori|display=Heiji Hattori (background)}} | ||
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| − | == Classmate's Ghost Case == | + | == Chapters == |
| + | === Classmate's Ghost Case === | ||
{{ref anime|361-362|Teitan High School's Ghost Story}} | {{ref anime|361-362|Teitan High School's Ghost Story}} | ||
| − | === File 458 - Where are the Footprints!? === | + | ==== File 458 - Where are the Footprints!? ==== |
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| + | Conan and Araide report their findings to Sonoko and Ran (who have stayed in the building because of fear); they enter panic mode, and seem more convinced than ever that Hosaka’s ghost is responsible for all the strange events. Since the investigators are not far from the arts room, the conversation is overheard by Monobe, who joins Sonoko and Ran in believing that Hosaka’s ghost is around, and even says that the events constitute a curse from a still-wrathful Hosaka. Conan asks whether he knows Hosaka, and Monobe replies that they were both members of the arts club, and that he was with him when Hosaka died. Sonoko and Ran wish to know more details, but Monobe, believing that he has revealed too much, orders the investigators to leave so that he can focus on his painting; they comply. Once out of the arts room, Sonoko asks whether they should tell Tsukamoto about the desk and chair appearing in the yard (the others agree), while Conan discovers the presence of wax near where the water under the stairs accumulated. | ||
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| + | They are able to find Tsukamoto in the library. After learning of this new incident, she gets fired up and excitedly reiterates her will to severely punish the prankster. Meanwhile, Conan finds that all the books that Hosaka borrowed are obscure and seldomly borrowed by anyone else, if at all; Tsukamoto says that that is because Hosaka wanted to be a manga artist, and knowing unusual things would help him write interesting stories. | ||
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| + | Tsukamoto then advises the investigators to talk to the headmaster, as he has a long-standing habit of standing in the yard (pondering what he should plant in it) and thus might have seen the person moving Hosaka’s desk and chair out. But the headmaster says that he did not go to the yard that day because of a staff meeting (about what to do with the haunting incidents). The investigators, slightly disappointed by the headmaster’s account, then head to the nursery, but the result is the same. Seko insists that he has seen nothing, and reasons that the nursery is on the first floor, and trees prevent him from even seeing the yard. However, he does reveal that Hosaka and he were childhood friends, that he did not know about Hosaka’s death until months after the tragedy because of a hospitalization, and that the person in charge of the nursery would not be with him for the whole afternoon. | ||
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| + | Conan remains stuck and believes that all three third-years that they have met can be the prankster, until Ran calls his attention to some traces of water droplets in the hallway of the first floor. He then has a theory of what happened, and strange traces on the ground of the yard and the fact that water accumulates under Seko’s umbrella seem to support it. Now he is now prepared to make a full deduction. | ||
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| + | ==== File 459 - Truth Behind the Remaining Desk ==== | ||
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| + | <spoiler> | ||
| + | Conan gathers everyone in the arts room, tranquilizes Sonoko and begins the deduction. It turns out that the desk and chair were taken out to the yard when it was raining, and that footprints are missing because the rain was so heavy that it quickly deformed them. The piece of paper was dry because an umbrella was covering it, and the umbrella had long, thin ropes attached to it, which allowed the culprit to quickly retrieve it after the rain without the need of stepping in the yard. The strange traces on the ground are evidence of someone dragging the umbrella, and the water droplets in the hallway are there because the culprit attempted to dry his umbrella by shaking it. But since this does not completely dry the umbrella, water will accumulate under it over time. The culprit is therefore Kunishige Seko. Araide asks how Seko can prevent people from getting suspicious by seeing an umbrella in the yard, and Conan replies that the view is blocked by trees on the first floor and that on higher floors people would think that the headmaster is carrying out his tradition again. Also, since Seko knew that he would be alone in the nursery for the whole afternoon, he could enter and leave it freely. | ||
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| + | Conan further explains that the first haunting event happened because Seko was in the storage room at the time. The second happened because Seko and Hosaka were childhood friends, and therefore Seko would know what Hosaka was interested in and could easily find books that he read despite their obscurity. And the third happened because Seko hid ice in the fire extinguisher embedded in the wall beside the stairs so that it could melt during the night to form a small pond of water the next morning. The wax there was placed against the wall to form a ramp, which would prevent the water flowing downwards from being too near to the wall (because of this, people overlooked the possibility that there might be a connection between the water and the fire extinguisher). | ||
| − | + | Seko admits that he was behind all of these events and exclaims that he did so because he believes that Hosaka was bullied and died because somebody pushed him off the stairs, and that creating rumors about ghosts haunting the school will frighten the bully and enable Seko to find out his/her identity. Monobe rejects Seko’s inferences and says that Hosaka was not bullied to death, and that if anyone were to be blamed it would be him. He explains that one day, when trying to carry heavy sculptures into the arts room, he fell down from the stairs, and Hosaka, who was behind him, was unfortunately crushed by Monobe’s body and the sculpture to death. | |
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| − | === People === | + | Seko is unwilling to believe any of this, and retorts by questioning why Hosaka’s desk and chair are left in the lightless storage room. Tsukamoto, who was in the same class as Hosaka, explains that it was to preserve his belongings despite him being gone. She says that her classmates unanimously agreed to not give the desk and chair to someone else so that on graduation day, they can bring them out and place them with the desks and chairs of everyone else, making it seem like Hosaka has always been with them and will graduate together with them. Their teacher initially was reluctant to put the perfectly functional desk and chair into disuse, but consented to storing them in the storage room after her classmates raised enough money to buy a new desk and chair. Araide intervenes by saying that he was the doctor who first arrived after Hosaka’s serious injury, and that he heard Hosaka joke about the accident. These words abate Seko’s fury, clear up his previous misunderstandings and make Monobe feel a bit better about the accident. Araide later admits that what he said is a white lie. |
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| + | The truth is thus out and Conan and company leave the school. After parting from Conan and the highschoolers, Araide receives a phone call from Jodie. Jodie asks him about his re-integration into Teitan High School, and Araide says that it has been quite good thanks to her briefing on Vermouth’s actions. Jodie then tells him to forget about the FBI, and that they will not be in contact in the future. Araide asks whether Vermouth is really a very bad person, as multiple students and staff members held the impersonated Dr. Araide’s personality and medical knowledge in high regard. Jodie sharply rebukes Araide by using an insult and roaring that nobody who keeps smiling as he/she kills someone can be good; then she hangs up. Jodie then thinks to herself that Vermouth has the frightening ability to imitate even the personality of her target, and that Araide is too kind and good-natured. | ||
| + | </spoiler> | ||
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| + | ==== People ==== | ||
{{BeginBox}} | {{BeginBox}} | ||
{{People|Hideaki Hosaka|Hideaki Hosaka manga.jpg| | {{People|Hideaki Hosaka|Hideaki Hosaka manga.jpg| | ||
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{{EndBox}} | {{EndBox}} | ||
| − | == Poisoned Fisherman Case == | + | ==== ''Major events'' ==== |
| + | The real Dr. Araide returns with his family from oversees and talks to Conan about it. | ||
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| + | === Poisoned Fisherman Case === | ||
{{ref anime|366-367|The Tragedy of the Pier in Plain Sight}} | {{ref anime|366-367|The Tragedy of the Pier in Plain Sight}} | ||
| − | === Characters introduced === | + | ==== Characters introduced ==== |
{{BeginBox}} | {{BeginBox}} | ||
{{NewChar|name = [[Futoshi Ejiri]]|image = Futoshi Ejiri.jpg|description = | {{NewChar|name = [[Futoshi Ejiri]]|image = Futoshi Ejiri.jpg|description = | ||
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{{EndBox}} | {{EndBox}} | ||
| − | === File 460 - Open Murder at Sea === | + | ==== File 460 - Open Murder at Sea ==== |
| − | === File 461 - Poison on the Bait!? === | + | ==== File 461 - Poison on the Bait!? ==== |
[[File:Agasabirthday53.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Agasa has a birthday.]] | [[File:Agasabirthday53.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Agasa has a birthday.]] | ||
| − | === File 462 - The Blessed Fishing Spot === | + | ==== File 462 - The Blessed Fishing Spot ==== |
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Mineto Kanetani'''.</spoiler> | <spoiler>The culprit is '''Mineto Kanetani'''.</spoiler> | ||
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{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
| − | === People === | + | ==== People ==== |
{{BeginBox}} | {{BeginBox}} | ||
{{People|Kiriko Shirane|Kiriko Shirane manga.jpg| | {{People|Kiriko Shirane|Kiriko Shirane manga.jpg| | ||
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{{EndBox}} | {{EndBox}} | ||
| − | == Baseball Player Case == | + | ==== ''Major events'' ==== |
| + | Conan appears to know a lot about fishing. | ||
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| + | === Baseball Player Case === | ||
{{ref anime|371-372|A Course Without Protest}} | {{ref anime|371-372|A Course Without Protest}} | ||
| − | === File 463 - Hideyoshi's Counterattack === | + | ==== File 463 - Hideyoshi's Counterattack ==== |
| − | === File 464 - A Strange Feeling... === | + | ==== File 464 - A Strange Feeling... ==== |
| − | === File 465 - A Back-Street in the Sky === | + | ==== File 465 - A Back-Street in the Sky ==== |
<spoiler>The culprit is '''Masaharu Motoyama'''.</spoiler> | <spoiler>The culprit is '''Masaharu Motoyama'''.</spoiler> | ||
| − | === People === | + | ==== People ==== |
{{BeginBox}} | {{BeginBox}} | ||
{{People|Toshizo Nose|Toshizo Nose manga.jpg| | {{People|Toshizo Nose|Toshizo Nose manga.jpg| | ||
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* Okinawa Police inspector}} | * Okinawa Police inspector}} | ||
{{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Officer Inabu|Officer Inabu]]|Officer Inabu manga.jpg| | {{People|[[Minor law enforcement#Officer Inabu|Officer Inabu]]|Officer Inabu manga.jpg| | ||
| − | * Okinawa Police detective | + | * Okinawa Police detective}} |
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{{EndBox}} | {{EndBox}} | ||
| − | == Cigarette Message Case == | + | === Cigarette Message Case === |
{{ref anime|374-375|A Code of Stars and Tobacco}} | {{ref anime|374-375|A Code of Stars and Tobacco}} | ||
| − | === File 466 - A Secret Letter from the Stars === | + | ==== File 466 - A Secret Letter from the Stars ==== |
| − | === File 467 - Have You Seen the Stars? === | + | ==== File 467 - Have You Seen the Stars? ==== |
| − | === File 468 - A Wish to the Stars === | + | ==== File 468 - A Wish to the Stars ==== |
| − | === People === | + | ==== People ==== |
{{BeginBox}} | {{BeginBox}} | ||
{{People|Etsuko Nonomiya|Etsuko Nonomiya manga.jpg| | {{People|Etsuko Nonomiya|Etsuko Nonomiya manga.jpg| | ||
Latest revision as of 08:54, 16 July 2023
| ‹ Volume 44 | List of Chapters • List of Cases | Volume 46 › |
| Volume 45 | |||
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| Release date: | April 5, 2004 | ||
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| Chapters: | 458-468 | ||
| ISBN: | ISBN 4-09-126413-1 | ||
| Publisher: | Shogakukan | ||
| English release date: | January 8, 2013 | ||
| English ISBN: | ISBN 1-4215-3611-0 | ||
| English Publisher: | Viz Media | ||
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Volume 45 was released on April 5, 2004 in Japan.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Chapters
Classmate's Ghost Case
File 458 - Where are the Footprints!?
Conan and Araide report their findings to Sonoko and Ran (who have stayed in the building because of fear); they enter panic mode, and seem more convinced than ever that Hosaka’s ghost is responsible for all the strange events. Since the investigators are not far from the arts room, the conversation is overheard by Monobe, who joins Sonoko and Ran in believing that Hosaka’s ghost is around, and even says that the events constitute a curse from a still-wrathful Hosaka. Conan asks whether he knows Hosaka, and Monobe replies that they were both members of the arts club, and that he was with him when Hosaka died. Sonoko and Ran wish to know more details, but Monobe, believing that he has revealed too much, orders the investigators to leave so that he can focus on his painting; they comply. Once out of the arts room, Sonoko asks whether they should tell Tsukamoto about the desk and chair appearing in the yard (the others agree), while Conan discovers the presence of wax near where the water under the stairs accumulated.
They are able to find Tsukamoto in the library. After learning of this new incident, she gets fired up and excitedly reiterates her will to severely punish the prankster. Meanwhile, Conan finds that all the books that Hosaka borrowed are obscure and seldomly borrowed by anyone else, if at all; Tsukamoto says that that is because Hosaka wanted to be a manga artist, and knowing unusual things would help him write interesting stories.
Tsukamoto then advises the investigators to talk to the headmaster, as he has a long-standing habit of standing in the yard (pondering what he should plant in it) and thus might have seen the person moving Hosaka’s desk and chair out. But the headmaster says that he did not go to the yard that day because of a staff meeting (about what to do with the haunting incidents). The investigators, slightly disappointed by the headmaster’s account, then head to the nursery, but the result is the same. Seko insists that he has seen nothing, and reasons that the nursery is on the first floor, and trees prevent him from even seeing the yard. However, he does reveal that Hosaka and he were childhood friends, that he did not know about Hosaka’s death until months after the tragedy because of a hospitalization, and that the person in charge of the nursery would not be with him for the whole afternoon.
Conan remains stuck and believes that all three third-years that they have met can be the prankster, until Ran calls his attention to some traces of water droplets in the hallway of the first floor. He then has a theory of what happened, and strange traces on the ground of the yard and the fact that water accumulates under Seko’s umbrella seem to support it. Now he is now prepared to make a full deduction.
File 459 - Truth Behind the Remaining Desk
People
Major events
The real Dr. Araide returns with his family from oversees and talks to Conan about it.
Poisoned Fisherman Case
Characters introduced
File 460 - Open Murder at Sea
File 461 - Poison on the Bait!?
File 462 - The Blessed Fishing Spot
At the end of the case it is revealed that it is Agasa's Birthday. Since he starts the series at age 52, he is now 53.
People
Major events
Conan appears to know a lot about fishing.
Baseball Player Case
File 463 - Hideyoshi's Counterattack
File 464 - A Strange Feeling...
File 465 - A Back-Street in the Sky
People
Cigarette Message Case
File 466 - A Secret Letter from the Stars
File 467 - Have You Seen the Stars?
File 468 - A Wish to the Stars
People
Cover in other countries
See also
| Volumes of the Manga | ||
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