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Conan, Ran, and Sonoko are visiting Ancient Oriental Culture Museum to buy the famous Egyptian god keychain. When they are going to pay the keychain, the Anubis statue fall down onto Hiroaki Uchida's body, and he is found dead. | Conan, Ran, and Sonoko are visiting Ancient Oriental Culture Museum to buy the famous Egyptian god keychain. When they are going to pay the keychain, the Anubis statue fall down onto Hiroaki Uchida's body, and he is found dead. | ||
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The museum director, Ken Kowata, feared that it is Anubis' curse, but Conan notice that there is a wound on the victim's head. He also notice the broken platform where the statue was, which seems has been tampered. | The museum director, Ken Kowata, feared that it is Anubis' curse, but Conan notice that there is a wound on the victim's head. He also notice the broken platform where the statue was, which seems has been tampered. | ||
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| Title: | The Cursed Museum | ||
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| Japanese title: | 呪いのミュージアム (Noroi no Myūjiamu) | ||
| Original airdate: | October 9, 2021 | ||
| Filler case: | #356 | ||
| Season: | 29 | ||
| Manga source: | TV Original | ||
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Sonoko Suzuki Wataru Takagi Kazunobu Chiba | ||
| Case solved by: | Sonoko Suzuki (via Conan) | ||
| Next Conan's Hint: | Anubis statue | ||
| Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto Nobuharu Kamanaka | ||
| Screenplay: | Akatsuki Yamatoya | ||
| Storyboard: | Shigenori Kageyama | ||
| Episode director: | Koichiro Kuroda Yosuke Fujino | ||
| Animation director: | Seiji Muta (supervisor) Kaoru Nagakawa tofu Michitaka Yamamoto | ||
| Character design: | Hiroshi Ogawa (design works) Kyoko Yoshimi | ||
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| Opening song: | YURA YURA | ||
| Closing song: | Veronica | ||
The Cursed Museum (呪いのミュージアム Noroi no Myūjiamu) is the 1022nd episode of the Detective Conan anime.
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Case
Situation
Conan, Ran, and Sonoko are visiting Ancient Oriental Culture Museum to buy the famous Egyptian god keychain. When they are going to pay the keychain, the Anubis statue fall down onto Hiroaki Uchida's body, and he is found dead.
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The museum director, Ken Kowata, feared that it is Anubis' curse, but Conan notice that there is a wound on the victim's head. He also notice the broken platform where the statue was, which seems has been tampered.
From the security camera, they found out that his wife, Yuko Uchida, also visited the museum that day, along with another vistor, Kiyoshi Yamada. Conan also suspects the museum director and his employee. All of the suspect have no solid alibi.
Takagi decide to check the victim's and the suspects' backgrounds. He finds out that Hiroaki was involved in many minor crimes, like cheating, brawling, and debt. Later, he recieves a phone call from the museum director, who admits that he knows the culprit. However, the culprit is approaching Kowata, and he ends the call. The police rush to the museum, only to find Kowata is being cursed by Anubis. He drops the guest book before being taken to the police station.
Conan then finds out that Yuko has written some code that refers to the place where she will meet someone in the guest book.
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See also
| Episodes of Season 29 | ||
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| Episode 1109 • 1110 • 1111 • 1112 • 1113 • 1114 • 1115 • 1116 • 1117 • 1118 • 1119 • 1120 • 1121 • 1122 • 1123 • 1124 • 1125 • 1126 • 1127 • 1128 • 1129 • 1130 • 1131 • 1132 • 1133 • 1134 • 1135 • 1136 • 1137 • 1138 • 1139 • 1140 • 1141 • 1142 • 1143 |
