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| − | The culprit is ''' | + | The culprit is '''Jouhei Hagawa'''. Hikaru Hinohara was actually Hakuya's daughter due to the will and DNA report found in his room. The tunnel that he was escaping in was made for Hikaru. Hakuya bought clothes as gifts to Hikaru because he wants to find out her body size to see how wide to make the tunnel. He wanted Hikaru to do the serial murder plan that he made for her. All the tricks done was he was to tell her when she was at the foreign torture in the morning but Jouhei intercepted the message on her phone. Foreseeing that he'd get back together with Mina and he did the plan and try to get the money that way. Hakuya committed '''suicide by decapitation''' to make the tricks work. Along with the plan there is his cellphone, the keys the freezer and the switch to blow up the tunnel. The motive was avenge Youko whose "accidental" death was actually plotted by Jouhei, Shimizu, Kamiyo and Asanobu. Since Hakuya was a doctor he must have drugged Shimizu with something to thin out her blood and drew it out from artery at her neck with a catheter. Jouhei snuck over to he hiding space underneath the coffin and retreived the head using a secret passage. |
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Revision as of 18:13, 27 December 2015
| ‹ Everyone Saw | List of Episodes | Dancing Demon at the Noh Mask Mansion › |
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| Title: | Heiji Hattori and the Vampire Mansion | ||
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| Japanese title: | 服部平次と吸血鬼館 (Hattori Heiji to Kyūketsuki Yakata) | ||
| Original airdate: | October 5, 2013 (1) October 12, 2013 (2) October 19, 2013 (3) October 26, 2013 (4) | ||
| Broadcast rating: | 10% 8,70% 9,60% 10,20% | ||
| Manga case: | #241 | ||
| Season: | 22 | ||
| Manga source: | Volume 79: File 6 (834) ~ Volume 80: File 1 (840) | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Heiji Hattori Kogoro Mouri Ran Mouri Kazuha Toyama Inspector Otaki Inspector Yamamura Heizo Hattori | ||
| Case solved by: | Conan Edogawa Heiji Hattori | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Casket (1) Garlic (2) Stake (3) Hidden Passage (4) | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto | ||
| Organizer: | 712 Seiki Taichuu 713 Seiki Taichuu 714 Shigenori Kageyama 715 Shigenori Kageyama | ||
| Storyboard: | 712 Seiki Taichuu 713 Seiki Taichuu 714 Shigenori Kageyama 715 Shigenori Kageyama | ||
| Episode director: | 712 Yorihisa Koyada 713 Akira Yoshimura 714 Takanori Yano 715 Fumiharu Kamanaka | ||
| Animation director: | 712 Hiroyuki Notake (supervisor), Miharu Nagano, Miho Tanaka, Yui Ushinohama (asst.), Akane Imada (asst.) 713 Hiroyuki Notake (supervisor), Nobuyuki Iwai 714 Hiroyuki Notake (supervisor), Masanori Hashimoto 715 Hiroyuki Notake (supervisor), Kenichi Otomo | ||
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| Opening song: | Q&A | ||
| Closing song: | Kimi no Egao ga Nani Yori mo Suki Datta | ||
Contents
Characters introduced
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
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Following the murder in Tokyo, Heiji and Kazuha accompany Otaki with Conan and company to investigate a "vampire" curse on a family as a request from Hattori's father to Otaki.
At the arrival of the mansion, it is reavealed that the butler submitted the request to Heiji's father. He requested a detective to be present at the inheritance ceremony.
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People
Resolution
Gallery
Conan and Heiji are thinking about who the culprit is and how they get through the gates to kill Kamiyo!
See also
| Episodes of Season 22 | ||
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| Episode 845 • 846 • 847 • 848 • 849 • 850 • 851 • 852 • 853 • 854 • 855 • 856 • 857 • 858 • 859 • 860 • 861 • 862 • 863 • 864 • 865 • 866 • 867 • 868 • 869 • 870 • 871 • 872 • 873 • 874 • 875 • 876 • 877 • 878 • 879 • 880 • 881 • 882 • 883 • 884 • 885 • 886 |
