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− | <spoiler>This case is an '''attempted murder'''. The culprit is '''Takeshi Yatsukoshi'''. He uses a thread telephone made from bottles and a thread to direct the victim to the fences with no rope in order to make him | + | <spoiler>This case is an '''attempted murder'''. The culprit is '''Takeshi Yatsukoshi'''. He uses a thread telephone made from bottles and a thread to direct the victim to the fences with no rope in order to make him fall into the river. The evidence that he is the murderer is [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]]'s cellphone which recorded his speech "Go to hell" to the victim.</spoiler> |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == |
Revision as of 05:25, 27 January 2021
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Teimuzu River Kite Flying Case (堤無津川凧揚げ事件 Teimuzu-gawa Tako-age Jiken ) is the 765th and 766th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Contents
Cast
Case
Situation
Part 1
Accident? | |||||||||||||
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Part 2
People
Resolution
Trivia
- In this case, Haibara and the Detective Boys attempted to guess the PIN number of Conan's phone. Haibara guessed 4869 in one try (referencing to Sherlock Holmes), which Conan pretended to be true to trick the culprit into revealing their action. Interestingly, it was exactly his PIN on his previous phone (Ran's Suspicions), and it took Ran a good amount of time to figure out.
- Agasa's website is named "www.agasa-hiroshi.com".
- Teimuzu river is named after river Thames in England.
Gallery
In other languages
Language | Title | Translation |
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Catalan (Catalan dub) | El cas del concurs d'estels al riu Teimuzu | Kite flying contest at Teimuzu river case |
See also
Episodes of Season 24 | ||
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Episode 927 • 928 • 929 • 930 • 931 • 932 • 933 • 934 • 935 • 936 • 937 • 938 • 939 • 940 • 941 • 942 • 943 • 944 • 945 • 946 • 947 • 948 • 949 • 950 • 951 • 952 • 953 • 954 • 955 • 956 • 957 • 958 • 959 • 960 • 961 • 962 • 963 • 964 |