Volume 97
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| Release date: | December 18, 2019[1] | ||
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| Chapters: | 1026-1036 | ||
| ISBN: | ISBN 978-4-09-129449-4[1] | ||
| Publisher: | Shogakukan | ||
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Volume 97 was released on December 18, 2019.
Contents
Cast
Gadgets
Chapters
TV Drama Filming Site Murder Case
File 1026 - Because It's A Precious Thing...
People
Nagano Snowy Mountains Case
File 1027 - The Eyes of a Detective
Kogoro decides to go to Nagano by train after receiving a request. He is accompanied by Conan, Amuro, and Wakita. It is about investigating a suicide case in an old church. Upon reaching the church they are joined by some people. It is soon revealed that someone has assembled all of them together keeping their identity secret. Next the cars are destroyed and everyone is trapped in the church.
File 1028 - Mountain Villa in the Snowy Mountains
File 1029 - Capable Of Making Crying Children Sleep
Kogoro sends a picture to Komei, who notices something. Conan and Amuro are doing something about the case in the toilet. The glasses guy is the next who should die.
File 1030 - Just Like You...
File 1031 - A Dangerous Feeling
People
Edible Wild Plants Collecting Case
File 1032 - Collecting Edible Wild Plants
Conan, Haibara, the Detective Boys, Kobayashi, and Rumi go to Gunma Prefecture to pick up wild vegetables, but there might be some trouble there.
File 1033 - Good Luck Charm
File 1034 - Since You're Clumsy
People
Antique Facet Case
File 1035 - The Carved Black Lacquer Tray
At Professor Agasa's house, a facet looking very antique has been found. Next to Agasa's domain, Sera, who is doubting Conan and Haibara's true identity, is showing suspicious movements.
File 1036 - An Adult-Like Child
People
Trivia
- This volume will be the first one released in the Reiwa period and reach the 100th volume in Spain only.
Locations
Settings featured in this volume:
- Gunma Prefecture
- Unknown town and surroundings
- Forest from Edible Wild Plants Collecting Case (Introduction)
- Minanokami Station (Introduction)
- Toji Fukikoshi's holiday villa (Introduction)
- Unknown town and surroundings
- Nagano Prefecture
- Abandoned church (Introduction)
- Azusa train (Introduction)
- Nagano City
- Tokyo
- Beika Ward
- Beika Town
- Café Poirot (Background + Mentioned)
- Hiroshi Agasa's residence
- Iroha Sushi (Mentioned)
- Mouri Detective Agency
- Beika Town
- Chiyoda Ward
- Unknown ward
- Unknown district
- Abandoned school building from TV Drama Filming Site Murder Case (Introduction)
- Nishitsu Hogen's residence (Introduction)
- Unknown district
- Beika Ward
- Yamanashi Prefecture (Background)
- Yatsugatake Mountains (Background)
Models
Abandoned Church
The abandoned church Conan Edogawa, Kogoro Mouri, Rei Furuya and Kanenori Wakita go to is modeled after the Kusuhara Church, actually located in Gotō City of Nagasaki Prefecture.
Kusuhara Church in real life.
The abandoned church in File 1027.
Nagano Prefecture
The train Conan Edogawa, Kogoro Mouri, Rei Furuya, and Kanenori Wakita ride at the beginning of the Nagano Snowy Mountains Case is a limited express Azusa train that plies between Shinjuku Station in Tokyo to Matsumoto Station in Nagano (like it's told in the case), with the model number changed from "35" to "36" for some reason.
In the background of the panel one can spot the Yatsugatake Mountains, while the train passes a real segment of the line in Yamanashi Prefecture between Nagasaka and Kobuchizawa Stations, which is a popular place to take photos of these trains (like the one on the left).
The Yamanashi segment with the Yatsugatake Mountains in real life.
The Yamanashi segment with the Yatsugatake Mountains in file 1027.
Minanokami Station
The Minanokami Station in Gunma the Detective Boys arrive at together with Sumiko Kobayashi and Rumi Wakasa in FILE.1032 is actually the Minakami Station in the town of the same name (also in Gunma in real life).
Minakami Station in real life.
Minanokami Station in file 1032.
Cover in other countries
See also
References
- ^ a b Shogakukan
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