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Shogakukan
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| Featured Detective & Keyhole
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| Aoyama's death & Conan side images
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Cast
Gadgets
The Clenched Scissors and the Clipped Letters
File 949 - Sweet Scent
File 950 - The Clipped Letters
The culprit is Kazunori Senba.
Upon realizing the victim's dying message on the glass cup is similar to the missing letters on the mirror in Kohji Haneda's room, Conan and Subaru each rearrange the missing letters and discover Haneda's dying message:
Since the dying message was "P T O N", the answer to it must contain all of the missing letters of "U MASCARA"
PUT ON MASCARA - P T ON = U MASCARA
U MASCARA - ASACA (for "Asaka" in English) = U M R
Which can be rearranged to make RUM
making the answer "ASACA RUM"
People
Soul Detective Murder Case
File 951 - The Soul Detective
File 952 - In the Suspicious Next Room
File 953 - As If Connecting with a Demon in the Darkness
The culprit is Sanpei Kokuri.
Masumi calls Mary "Mama", then she is her mother.
The only information that the victim had was that he believed Asaka to be a woman. He was going to pretend that he had summoned Kohji's spirit and have it say that a woman was going to kill him. The culprit said that someone saw Asaka holding "that small mirror".
Conan considers that if Asaka is Rum, then perhaps what Haibara said about being feminine refers to looking girly on the outside but strong like a man on the inside. If Rum had been a bodyguard 17 years ago, then their age must be pretty high. Conan also ponders the possibility that Mary is Rum after having shrunken, being girly yet strong and older than she looks.
People
A song named ASACA
File 954 - Sanction of the Betrayal
File 955 - Whereabouts of the Betrayal
File 956 - Brunt of the Betrayal
File 957 - Truth of the Betrayal
Rokumichi Hado's death is in reality a suicide, but his manager Kanae Enjo tried to make it look like a murder.
People
Curse of the Nue
File 958 - The Monster of Yadori Village
People
References
- ^ Dagashi (駄菓子): Japanese cheap sweets.
See also
