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| + | Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a revolving sushi shop. While there, Ryuuzou Agatsuma, a food critic, collapses by cyanide poisoning. When the police arrive, Conan tells them there are three possible suspects: the manager Danji Namaki; Osamu Aizono, the costumer seated left of Ryuuzou; and Saikko Takemura the woman six seat right of Ryuuzou. After the police search through the costumers and sushi, they were unable to find the source of the poison. The police then interrogate the suspects connections to Ryuuzou and each reveal they have a motive for the murder. | ||
===Part two=== | ===Part two=== | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 21 January 2011
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| Episode 549-550 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | The Revolving Sushi Mystery |
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| Original airdate: | October 3, 2009 (Part 1) October 10, 2009 (Part 2) |
| Season: | 18 |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Detective Boys Dr. Agasa |
| Case solved by: | Dr. Agasa (via Conan) |
Cast
Plot
Part one
Agasa takes the Detective Boys to a revolving sushi shop. While there, Ryuuzou Agatsuma, a food critic, collapses by cyanide poisoning. When the police arrive, Conan tells them there are three possible suspects: the manager Danji Namaki; Osamu Aizono, the costumer seated left of Ryuuzou; and Saikko Takemura the woman six seat right of Ryuuzou. After the police search through the costumers and sushi, they were unable to find the source of the poison. The police then interrogate the suspects connections to Ryuuzou and each reveal they have a motive for the murder.
Part two
Resolution
Manga to anime change
The manga version of this story followed What She Really Wants to Ask, and had Conan & Heiji reflecting on Shinichi holding Ran's hand during his transformation. The scene was instead used in the anime episode The Blue Spark of Hate, Part 1.
