Case Closed
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Already famous for cracking cases that stump the police, Shinichi Kudo is a high school detective prodigy with a reputation that precedes him. Then he witnesses something he shouldn't, gets poisoned by a shadowy criminal organization, and wakes up in the body of a seven-year-old. Instead of dying, he just... shrunk. Now going by 'Conan Edogawa,' he moves in with his childhood friend Ran and her dad Kogoro, a bumbling private detective, and secretly solves cases from the shadows while Kogoro takes all the credit. The whole time, Conan is quietly hunting for leads on the organization that did this to him. What makes this TV series work is the mysteries themselves. They're genuinely well-constructed: the kind where you can pause and try to figure it out before the reveal, and sometimes you actually can. The comedic moments land naturally between the tension, and watching a kid outsmart every adult in the room never really gets old. With over 1,000 episodes since 1996, there's serious character depth and an overarching plot that slowly builds in the background. You don't need to watch everything to enjoy it, but the long game is rewarding if you stick around. If you liked The Kindaichi Case Files or Detective School Q, this is the one that defined the detective anime genre. Gosick fans who want something more grounded and episodic would feel right at home here too. It's cozy, it's clever, and the mysteries have real bite to them.
Episode Guide
Characters
Conan Edogawa
A shrunken genius detective solving mysteries, concealing his true identity as Shinichi Kudo.
Jewell Jerry
Ai Haibara
A former Black Organization scientist, she shrunk herself using APTX 4869 and now helps Conan solve mysteries.
Huynh Xanthe
Ran Mouri
Ran Mouri, Shinichi's childhood friend, is kind, brave, and fiercely loyal, juggling karate, school, and caring for her dysfunctional family.
Clinkenbeard Colleen
Kogorou Mouri
Bluffing, womanizing detective; inept but surprisingly sharp when provoked, especially concerning his daughter, Ran.
McCollum Robert
Hiroshi Agasa
Inventor, Shinichi's neighbor and confidant, Agasa aids Conan and the Detective Boys, creating gadgets and covering their secrets.
Guerrero Chris
Ayumi Yoshida
Ayumi is a cheerful, courageous Detective Boys member with a crush on Conan, known for her insightful observations.
Rial Monica
Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya, a bright, science-loving Detective Boys member, is known for his formal nature and dislike of carrots.
Karbowski Brittney
Genta Kojima
Genta Kojima, a gluttonous but kind Detective Boys member, loves food and solving mysteries, often leading them into trouble.
McFarland Mike
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 1-1008 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 1009.

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Conan go back to school but same class with that 3 kids at the episode 1, the girl asked to become friends with was rejected by him. Agasa give Conan the Voice-Changing Bowie when he needed for solving the murder case
Shinichi became kids after the black man give him to eat the pills, he ran away after policeman found him. He run back to his house until professor Agasa thought he was lost, want to sent him to police but Shinichi prove to him that he is really Shinichi, Ran Mouri reach to his home but saw a kids (Shinichi) ask him what is his name, he called himself as Conan Edogawa, professor Agasa tell him to stay with Ran Mouri so that he can gather information about the men in black.
Mouri Ran is actually mad about Kudou Shinichi for stealing her dad's jobs. When Shinichi said ask her don't have to wait for him, She feel like he is going for trouble after solving the roller coaster murder case It's the end to see Shinichi was caught to become Kids at the end of this episode
See? They've still got it. They can still come up with storylines that keep you guessing from start to finish. I really enjoyed this episode. The mystery was intriguing and kept me invested until the very end.
This was much better than the previous episode, which I honestly can't even remember anymore, lmao. I loved this one. It kept going from one twist to another, and the tension was so good that it had me glued to the screen.
I really liked this episode. The storyline was well-written and honestly felt carefully thought out. This was easily five times better than the previous episode, lol.
This episode didn't give off the kind of vibe I was hoping for from this anime. It's another boring episode that really feels like filler, just so they could say they had an episode air last week.
Nothing much happened here that was surprising, honestly. It felt like watching something regular that you'd only watch because it happened to be airing on TV or somethin'.
It didn't really have much shock value, and the whole flow of the story felt like I was eating something that barely had any flavor and didn't satisfy what I was expecting.
There was genuine tension at the start, and Conan, Amuro, and the team solved the mystery quickly and cleverly. But when we got to the real reason behind the kidnapping, it turned out way too trivial compared to all the horror and suspense that was built up.
Nice episode with an intriguing kidnapping premise, but honestly I have a feeling the ending won't turn out to be anything new. The first part is calm, then Azusa and Conan disappear in a strange way. There are some creepy visuals (severed hands and heads), but Conan rarely goes for actual graphic violence at that level — usually all that scary buildup turns out to be a fake setup or a comedic twist in the end. The concept is solid and the tension in part one is genuine, but chances are the resolution will be a bit of a letdown compared to the suspense it built up.
The twist was already pretty obvious within the first few minutes, so it didn't have much shock value. Still, the tense situation near the end made the episode more intriguing and enjoyable.
This episode was a little tense, and I liked the overall storyline. It did feel a bit rushed at times, but it was still entertaining enough to keep me invested until the end.
I didn't really like the pacing. It moved a little too fast and lacked the buildup needed to make the high-stakes moments more impactful. Even so, it was still an enjoyable episode overall.
It was a pretty decent and entertaining episode that still kept me watching. The plot twist was good, but it felt pretty common compared to the previous episodes. I still liked it, though. It was an enjoyable watch.
Not only was this episode too predictable, but there wasn't really anything interesting about the storyline either. I don't know, lol. It just didn't hit that hard for me.
Dang, this wasn't a great episode. It was decent, but it didn't really have any shocking value for me. The whole plot felt a little too "meh" and typical.
Clue-nya sebenarnya kelihatan di depan mata, dan jujur aku sempat curiga sama pelaku sebenarnya. Tapi, deduksi Heiji dan Conan emang tajam banget. Last minute action Revealnya benar-benar nggak disangka-sangka, meskipun udah curiga juga sebelumnya. 48 menit ga sia-sia sama sekali.
Menurutku ini salah satu kasus yang membuat Detektif Conan sangat digemari. Kompleks, alur plot yang bervariasi, pengarahan audiens yang pintar dan hampir semua elemen yang hadir (ada Heiji juga). Yang paling aku suka juga adalah lokasinya terisolasi. Agak aneh kalau aku bilang ini comfort watch, tapi ini area Conan yang bikin banyak orang memberi perhatian. Teknik pelakunya juga bikin geleng-geleng sih
Wah jujur agak kecewa dengan cara penulisan kasus ini. Sebenarnya bagus juga sih dengan fokus karakter yang teralihkan, tapi ekspektasiku selama nonton memang berharap ada penjelasan yang lebih kompleks untuk kasus yang sengaja dibuat dalam dua episode ini. POV dari Conan bahkan Dr Agasa sedikit sekali.
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