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| + | Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light. All that is left is a single bullet cartridge. Radish Redwood examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at an angle of 40-degrees. Yukiko arrives recounting the events of Heath's assassination to the police. Meanwhile Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he's still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. | ||
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| + | Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite no traces of him touching his white costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York<ref name="e2">[[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case]].</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 03:14, 16 June 2022
| ‹ Volume 34 | List of Chapters • List of Cases | Volume 36 › |
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| Release date: | December 18, 2001 | ||
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| Chapters: | 351-361 | ||
| ISBN: | ISBN 4-09-126165-5 | ||
| Publisher: | Shogakukan | ||
| English release date: | July 13, 2010 | ||
| English ISBN: | ISBN 1-4215-2886-X | ||
| English Publisher: | Viz Media | ||
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Volume 35 was released on December 18, 2001 in Japan.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Chapters
Golden Apple Case
File 351 - Golden Apple 2
Sharon Vineyard speaks of her past filled with misfortunes, mentioning her daughter, Chris Vineyard. She reveals that Chris and her had fallen out, and haven't seen each over in ten years as Chris had begun "hanging out with a bad crowd." Sharon escorts Yukiko, Shinichi, and Ran to the dressing room to meet the cast: Lilas Sanchez, Rose Hewitt, Akane Neilson, and Iberis Hamilton. After brief introductions, Iberis mentions a mysterious gift sent to the actresses, a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" written on it. Then, Heath Flockhart, the star actor enters the room recommending to show their guests the backstage.
While exploring the narrow gaps that make up the backstage, Ran notices the play's costumes hung up on the ceiling. Suddenly, a tether snaps causing a large armor piece to fall onto the group. Most manage to escape, but Rose's dress is caught on a sign. Seeing this, Ran rushes over and tackles her out of the way as the armor crashes onto the floor. Rose suspects that she's being targeted, stating that the prop mirror — which is the cast's lucky charm — must've given her the luck to survive. Sharon, however, points to Ran as Rose's savior. After Rose expresses her gratitude to her, Ran notices she's scraped her arm. Sharon hands her a handkerchief before leaving the set, saying that she has "something to take care of."
Yukiko and Ran enjoy the performance while Shinichi calls it cliche. He explains that the play is based on an ancient Greek myth where a festival is held on Mount Olympus where most of the Gods are invited. Eris, the Goddess of discord, however, is not invited. Angered, she throws a Golden Apple with the words "For the Fairest" into the crowd. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite see the apple challenging them to determine who the apple is for, letting a Trojan Prince decide. Shinichi explains that Lilas plays Hera, Akane plays Athena, and Rose plays Aphrodite with Iberis playing Eris and that in the end, it is Aphrodite who is chosen by the prince. Yukiko then states that this show is different from the Greek myth and that there is a twist at the end. Heath, who was playing the Trojan Prince reveals himself as the Christian Archangel, Michael. Before Michael can reveal the answer to Eris' question, Shinichi notices a red beam of light coming from the audience and into the smokescreen shrouding the stage. Michael is then lifted into the air by the stage cables but to everyone's horror, he is shown dead.
File 352 - Golden Apple 3
Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light. All that is left is a single bullet cartridge. Radish Redwood examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at an angle of 40-degrees. Yukiko arrives recounting the events of Heath's assassination to the police. Meanwhile Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he's still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard.
Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite no traces of him touching his white costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York[1]
File 353 - Golden Apple 4
File 354 - Golden Apple 5
People
Haunted Apartment Case
File 355 - Mystery of the Haunted House 1
File 356 - Mystery of the Haunted House 2
File 357 - Mystery of the Haunted House 3
People
Disappearing Mitsuhiko Case
Characters introduced
| Asami Tsuburaya | |
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File 358 - Disappearing Mitsuhiko 1
File 359 - Disappearing Mitsuhiko 2
File 360 - Disappearing Mitsuhiko 3
People
Onikame Island Case
File 361 - Death Island
People
Cover in other countries
See also
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