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Episode 4
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| Title:
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The Coded Map of the City Case
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| Japanese title:
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Daitokai angou MAPPU jiken (大都会暗号マップ事件)
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| Original airdate:
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January 29, 1996
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| Season:
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1
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| Manga source:
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Volume 4: File 7~10
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| English version
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| English title:
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Fish Marks the Spot
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| English airdate:
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May 27, 2004
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| Case
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| Cast:
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Conan Edogawa
The Detective Boys
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| Case solved by:
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Conan Edogawa
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| Next Conan's Hint:
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Cell phone
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| Staff
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Cast
Case
Situation
| Theft
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| Location:
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An Italian bank
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| Suspects:
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Dino Cavane, Cavane's associates
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| The day before Conan and the Detective Boys found a treasure map, Dino Cavane was arrested by police but the whereabouts of the 15,000 Maple Leaf gold coins he stole is still a mystery...
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People
Resolution
There's no doubt that Dino Cavane and his accomplices are responsible for the theft of the Maple Leaf coins, but Cavane refuses to say where the coins are hidden.
Conan and the Detective Boys find a piece of paper with odd symbols drawn on it and the word "ORO" as they leave a museum.
After looking at an Italian-Japanese dictionary Conan realizes "ORO" means "Gold" in Italian. Conan is shocked to realize he and the Detective Boys really did find a treasure map.
Conan is puzzled why someone who is Italian would make a reference to a Japanese street name near Touto Tower.
Conan realizes that the shapes on the treasure map really refer to the shapes of neon signs near Touto Tower. It wouldn't make sense for someone who does not speak Japanese to make a reference to a Japanese named street, but rather draw pictures of recognizable objects they saw.
Conan and the Detective Boys manage to find the location of the missing Maple Leaf coins only to be confronted by Cavane's thugs. Thanks to Conan's quick thinking, Conan and the Detective Boys manage to knock the thugs unconscious and run to the police.
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