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The culprit is '''Noboru Kawakami'''. Conan reveals the truth by showing how the room was switched around. When Conan and Heiji leave, concur that Jodie is someone suspicious, but believe that she is innocuous. The ending scene shows that she's already on to them in that Jodie's already knows Heiji's name and has pictures of Kudo during the time he regressed back to his former self. | The culprit is '''Noboru Kawakami'''. Conan reveals the truth by showing how the room was switched around. When Conan and Heiji leave, concur that Jodie is someone suspicious, but believe that she is innocuous. The ending scene shows that she's already on to them in that Jodie's already knows Heiji's name and has pictures of Kudo during the time he regressed back to his former self. | ||
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| + | *Jodie Starling's copies of the pictures of Ran and Conan on Vermouth's dartboard have irregular borders indicating they were photographs of Vermouth's pictures. This important clue that Jodie was not Vermouth was overlooked by the anime which drew the edges evenly.<ref name="f343p18">[[Volume 34#File 343 - Who Are You?|Volume 34, File 343, page 18: "Who Are You?"]]</ref> The anime version also removed the word "Angel" from Ran's photo. The cursive "cool guy" on Conan's photo was accidentally written in the anime as "cool gay", probably because the animators were not used to English cursive. | ||
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| + | | style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Jodie mirror pictures.PNG|thumb|350px|left|Jodie's copies have uneven borders, highlighted in red.]] | ||
| + | | style="vertical-align: top" | [[File:Ep 278 Cool Gay.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The anime version of these pictures has many mistakes.]] | ||
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* [[Season 10]] | * [[Season 10]] | ||
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[[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]][[Category:Animation directed by Hirobi Muranaka]] | [[Category:Episodes]][[Category:Animation directed by Keiko Sasaki]][[Category:Animation directed by Hirobi Muranaka]] | ||
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Contents
Cast
Case
Situation
Part 1
While at the Agasa's, Conan recalls his last meeting with the Black Organization. Conan deduces that another Black Organization member must have been at the hotel party. This is when he finally singles out Chris Vineyard as his suspect. Heiji came to Tokyo to help Conan out with the case. Heiji suspects Jodie-sensei of being a possible Black Organization member, and although Conan seems reluctant to this idea, they pay Jodie-sensei a visit at her apartment. They find out here that her full name is "Jodie Saintemillion". After Jodie agrees to go out for a while with Heiji and Conan, the man living next door to Jodie falls dead outside from over 30 stories, coincidentally as the three are outside.
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After the police arrive, it seems likely that the man committed suicide. However, Conan and Heiji have a different idea.
Part 2
Heiji immediately destroys the theory of suicide, by showing that the man who fell from his apartment attempted to grab onto the curtain to save his life.
People
Resolution
Manga to anime changes
- Jodie Starling's copies of the pictures of Ran and Conan on Vermouth's dartboard have irregular borders indicating they were photographs of Vermouth's pictures. This important clue that Jodie was not Vermouth was overlooked by the anime which drew the edges evenly.[1] The anime version also removed the word "Angel" from Ran's photo. The cursive "cool guy" on Conan's photo was accidentally written in the anime as "cool gay", probably because the animators were not used to English cursive.
