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After a long time of reasoning, another possibility emerged. Innami may be a substitute of Utagawa for fabricating certain alibi, in the premise of their exact same appearances. Kogoro said that it is possible that Komoda blackmailed Utagawa by taking advantage of this matter, and Innami might be killed by Utagawa after the alibi was fabricated. Later, they found out that there was a reward ceromony that held within Utagawa's company on the evening of 9th. This leads to the assumption that Innami might've substituted Utagawa to attend the ceromony. However, the fingerprints on the winner award matched with Utagawa's. This means that it was the real CEO who attended the ceremony. | After a long time of reasoning, another possibility emerged. Innami may be a substitute of Utagawa for fabricating certain alibi, in the premise of their exact same appearances. Kogoro said that it is possible that Komoda blackmailed Utagawa by taking advantage of this matter, and Innami might be killed by Utagawa after the alibi was fabricated. Later, they found out that there was a reward ceromony that held within Utagawa's company on the evening of 9th. This leads to the assumption that Innami might've substituted Utagawa to attend the ceromony. However, the fingerprints on the winner award matched with Utagawa's. This means that it was the real CEO who attended the ceremony. | ||
| − | <spoiler> While investigating, Conan and Kogoro deduced Komoda's dying message: 11 refears to the number's pronuntiation (Juu-ichi/十一) referring to Juichi Innami, and the 2 means in reality the kanji 乙 (Oto), referring to Otohime Park (乙姫公園), the park where Komoda usually hung out. In conclusion, the dying message means that Juichi Innami is related with the park and that probably something happened there that was witnessed by Komoda, and that's why he was killed. Now that they have those clues, they immediatly start to investigate the park, and after digging a hole, they find the dead body of Juichi Innami. | + | <spoiler>While investigating, Conan and Kogoro deduced Komoda's dying message: 11 refears to the number's pronuntiation (Juu-ichi/十一) referring to Juichi Innami, and the 2 means in reality the kanji 乙 (Oto), referring to Otohime Park (乙姫公園), the park where Komoda usually hung out. In conclusion, the dying message means that Juichi Innami is related with the park and that probably something happened there that was witnessed by Komoda, and that's why he was killed. Now that they have those clues, they immediatly start to investigate the park, and after digging a hole, they find the dead body of Juichi Innami. |
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| suspects = Tosuke Utagawa | | suspects = Tosuke Utagawa | ||
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=== Resolution === | === Resolution === | ||
| − | <spoiler> Takagi | + | <spoiler>Takagi, by following Conan's orders, says in front of Utagawa that the information Komoda used for blackmailing Utagawa was found, so he immediatly goes to the park to retreive the body. They catch Utagawa red-handed, digging the location where Innami's body was buried. Conan finally sleeps Kogoro and declares that the real culprit is '''Juichi Innami'''. The dead body found is Tosuke Utagawa, not Juichi Innami. The proof that exposed his real identity was that he used his left hand while d He was killed after exchanging appearences. His motive was simply that he wanted to feel like an important person, just like how he desired. Megure says that he even though he achieved his goal for a little time, he killed two men and that was unforgivable. |
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| suspects-label = Culprit | | suspects-label = Culprit | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 4 March 2023
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| Episode 1076 (Int. Episode 1133) | |||
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| Title: | The Charismatic CEO's Secret Plan | ||
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| Japanese title: | カリスマ社長の極秘計画 (Karisuma Shachō no Gokuhi Keikaku) | ||
| Original airdate: | March 4, 2023 | ||
| Filler case: | #388 | ||
| Season: | 31 | ||
| Manga source: | TV Original | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Kogoro Mouri Juzo Megure Wataru Takagi Kazunobu Chiba | ||
| Case solved by: | Kogoro Mouri (via Conan) | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Putter | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto Nobuharu Kamanaka | ||
| Screenplay: | Nobuo Ogizawa | ||
| Storyboard: | Atsuko Kase | ||
| Episode director: | Tazumi Mukaiyama | ||
| Animation director: | Seiji Muta (supervisor) Yusuke Shimizu Eiichi Tokura Ai Nakatani Studio Mindo RadPlus | ||
| Character design: | Masatomo Sudo Rei Masunaga (sub-character) Hiroshi Ogawa (design works) | ||
| Production cooperation: | Mouse | ||
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| Opening song: | SPARKLE | ||
| Closing song: | Kuufuku | ||
The Charismatic CEO's Secret Plan (カリスマ社長の極秘計画 Karisuma Shachō no Gokuhi Keikaku) is the 1076th episode of the Detective Conan anime.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Kogoro and Conan discovered a corpse on the street while taking a stroll. Seemingly, the deceased have been hit in the head with a metal pipe, and remained a dying message that looks like "1-1-2". The estimated time of death is around 9PM last night, Conan visited the deceased's apartment.
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According to the apartment manager, no one seem to hold grudge with the victim Komoda. Owing to the fact that Komoda doesn't have a job and claimed yesterday afternoon that he will pay off all of his unpaid apartment rent tomorrow, Kogoro deduces that he must be blackmailing people for a living, and Komoda might be anti-killed by his blackmailed target.
The manager added that Komoda also noticed the photo of Tosuke Utagawa on the magazine, who is the CEO of Utagawa Corporation. He declared that Utagawa would be the perfect target to blackmail, due to his wealth. They went to talk with the CEO, Utagawa. He seemed rather arrogant, and he doesn't have an alibi when the crime was carried out. Up until now, he looks like the person who would kill Komoda for a plausible reason.
Tomoe Izumi, the lady that they encountered in the crime scene, said that yesterday morning Komoda approached her to consult about Juichi Innami, who was a her former resident. Innami had been gone for ten days and he only came back the other night and said he was moving away, however no one knew where did he move to. She showed a video with the appearance of Innami which shocked everyone, Innami looks exactly identical with the CEO Utagawa. Are they the same person?
After a long time of reasoning, another possibility emerged. Innami may be a substitute of Utagawa for fabricating certain alibi, in the premise of their exact same appearances. Kogoro said that it is possible that Komoda blackmailed Utagawa by taking advantage of this matter, and Innami might be killed by Utagawa after the alibi was fabricated. Later, they found out that there was a reward ceromony that held within Utagawa's company on the evening of 9th. This leads to the assumption that Innami might've substituted Utagawa to attend the ceromony. However, the fingerprints on the winner award matched with Utagawa's. This means that it was the real CEO who attended the ceremony.
Conan thinks there's more behind this case, and finally discovers a shocking truth.
People
Resolution
Gallery
Quotes
It's impossible to live someone else's life.
(無理なんだよ、他人の人生を生きようなんてな。)—Conan Edogawa
Trivia
- The TV program "News 1076" has the same number of this episode.
