The Betrayal's Stage

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Episode 866-867 (Int. Episode 921-922)
Information
Title:	The Betrayal's Stage
Japanese title:	裏切りのステージ (Uragiri no Sutēji)
Original airdate:	July 15, 2017 (Part 1) July 22, 2017 (Part 2)
Broadcast rating:	4.5% 5.6%
Manga case:	#276
Season:	27
Manga source:	Volume 90: Files 6-9 (954-957)
Case
Cast:	Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Sonoko Suzuki Subaru Okiya Shuichi Akai Rei Furuya Vermouth Scotch Shinichi Kudo Azusa Enomoto Juzo Megure Wataru Takagi Masumi Sera Ai Haibara Gin Vodka Officer Tome Asaka Rokumichi Hado
Case solved by:	Conan Edogawa Subaru Okiya Rei Furuya
Next Conan's Hint:	Rope (Part 1) Folding chair (Part 2)
Staff
Director:	Yasuichiro Yamamoto
Organizer:	Nobuharu Kamanaka
Storyboard:	Nobuharu Kamanaka
Episode director:	Nobuharu Kamanaka
Animation director:	Masatomo Sudo and Seiji Muta (Supervisors) 866: Chiemi Hironaka and Kousei Takahashi 867: Kenichi Otomo and Ken Araya
Character design:	Masatomo Sudo Nobuyuki Iwai Akiko Motoyoshi (sub-character) Kumiko Shishido (design works)
Voice Cast: Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa Wakana Yamazaki as Ran Mouri Naoko Matsui as Sonoko Suzuki Ryotaro Okiayu as Subaru Okiya Shuichi Ikeda as Shuichi Akai Tohru Furuya as Tooru Amuro Hikaru Midorikawa as Scotch Mami Koyama as Vermouth Mikiko Enomoto as Azusa Enomoto Chafurin as Juzo Megure Wataru Takagi as Wataru Takagi Toshimitsu Oda as Policeman A Yoshihito Sasaki as Officer Tome Akiko Muta as Kanae Enjo Ryūzaburō Ōtomo as Okuyasu Fuse Shirō Saitō as Hirokazu Kajiya Eiji Yanagisawa as Forensics A Kozo Mito as Forensics B Atsushi Taniguchi as Staff
Music
Opening song:	Ikusen no Meikyū de Ikusen no Nazo o Toite
Closing song:	Yume Monogatari

The Betrayal's Stage (裏切りのステージ ,Uragiri no Sutēji) is the 866th and 867th episode of the Detective Conan anime.

Cast

Characters
Conan Edogawa Ran Mouri Sonoko Suzuki Subaru Okiya Shuichi Akai (flashback) Rei Furuya Vermouth Scotch (flashback) Shinichi Kudo (background) Azusa Enomoto (disguise) Juzo Megure Wataru Takagi Masumi Sera (background) Ai Haibara (flashback) Gin (background) Vodka (background) Asaka (background)

Case

Situation

Part 1

Murder (Past)

Location: Unknown Victim: Scotch Age: Unknown Cause of death: Gunshot wound Suspects: Rye Amuro runs up the external staircase of a building while thinking of Scotch's words "I'm sorry Furuya, my PSB identity has been seen through by those people...it seems like the only route of retreat left is to the other world...goodbye Rei(Zero)". At the top of the building he finds Shuichi standing over Scotch's corpse holding a smoking gun and saying "Traitors...should be punished accordingly...right?".

Murder
	Location: Stage Victim: Rokumichi Hado Age: 39 years old Cause of death: Hanging Suspects: Kanae Enjo, Okuyasu Fuse, and Hirokazu Kajiya

People

Rokumichi Hado
	Victim (hanged) 39 years old Rock musician

Kanae Enjo
	40 years old Rokumichi's manager and former lover

Okuyasu Fuse
	58 years old Record Label president Rokumichi's friend

Hirokazu Kajiya
	51 years old Magazine reporter

Man
	Hado's staff member Ordered to throw Kajiya out

Policeman 1
	Body discoverer

Policeman 2
	Tokyo Police officer

Resolution

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Rokumichi Hado's death is in reality a suicide, but his manager Kanae Enjo tried to make it look like a murder. Rokumichi killed himself after being overwhelmed with the regret of having accidentally caused his old girlfriend to miscarry their unborn child; said girlfriend was Kanae, who found his corpse and desperately tried to make it look like a murder, in hopes of distracting others and not have their sad past revealed.

The song ASACA is spelt with a "CA" instead of a "KA" because of their unborn child, he heard about her pregnancy in a "CAFE at dawn ("Asa"), combining the words ASA and CA from café to make ASACA, which proves the song unrelated to the Case from 17 years ago.

Scotch's death is revealed to be a suicide, Akai convinced him not to, but after hearing Rei's approaching footsteps, believing them to be of one of the Organization's members, he chose to commit suicide, destroying his cellphone to prevent anyone from discovering his identity as well as to protect his family and friends. At the end of the case, Rei seems getting close to discovering Subaru's identity as he told him he can't wait to fold down his turtleneck after he obtains real proof.

Meanwhile, Ran told Azusa (Vermouth) that she isn't the real Azusa, and asks her if she is the same woman who called here Angel before. Vermouth simply warned Ran to not get involved in the Organization's matters because she considers Ran along with Conan, the only 2 treasures she has in the world.

Manga to anime changes

• In the anime, Subaru takes part in the cleaning of Shinichi's house. He's wringing out a mop when he hears Sonoko say that the song "ASACA" is written with the letter "c", and not with the letter "k". Upon hearing this, Subaru drops the towel in the bucket of water. This wasn't in the manga.
• In the anime, it's Sonoko who asks Conan if he wants to go with her and Ran to have a word with Rokumichi. In the manga, it was Ran.
• In the manga, it's mentioned that Rokumichi would habitually pull all-nighters to work on song lyrics. He would make a conscious effort to stay up long enough to watch the sunrise with a coffee in hand. Okuyasu notes that he and Rokumichi bonded over mountain climbing. Following a concert, the two would set up camp after climbing and later watch the morning sunrise. These conversations are omitted from the anime.
• Despite his membership in a mountain climbing club, Hirokazu claims he never learned how to tie a knot. His inability to tie a knot was not established in the anime version.
• In the manga, Rokumichi's eyes are shown to be open after the body has been brought down. The medical examiner can be seen physically inspecting the body for rigor mortis and the eye for dilution. In the anime, his eyes are shut during examination and no mention is made of rigor mortis.
• In the manga, it’s mentioned that Rokumichi had a blog. Hirokazu notes that the popular musician wrote about his desire to “die on stage” when his time came, suggesting that the murder was perhaps committed by a devoted fan. No mention of a blog is made in the anime.

Trivia

• In the "See you next time" sequence at the end of the episode, Amuro tells Akai that "It's been a long time since the ferris wheel". This is a reference to The Darkest Nightmare.
• The names of the suspects are related to musical genres:

• Rokumichi Hado (波土 禄道) comes from "hard rock" (ハードロック hādo rokku);
• Kanae Enjō (円城 佳苗) comes from "enka" (演歌);
• Okuyasu Fuse (布施 憶康, フセ オクヤス in katakana) comes from "folk music" (フォーク, fōku);
• Hirokazu Kajiya (梶谷 宏和, カジヤ ヒロカズ in katakana) comes from "jazz" (ジャズ, jazu).

In other languages

Language	Title	Translation
Catalan (Catalan dub)	L'escenari de la traïció	The betrayal's stage
French (Subbed)	Scène de trahison	Stage of betrayal
Thai	เวทีแห่งการทรยศ	The Stage of Betrayal
Vietnamese	Sân khấu của sự phản bội

See also

• Season 27