Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the Conan movies. 1. The Fist of Blue Sapphire and the Conspiracy of the Food Court 2. The Scarlet Bullet, The Dust Mystery of Beika Shopping District, and The Proof of Absence of Scarlet 3. The Bride of Halloween, The Flying Halloween Pumpkin, and
The Detective’s Love Story at the Police Headquarters: The Night Before the Wedding 4. The Black Iron Fish Shadow, The Camera Targeting Haibara, and The Story of Ai Haibara Could you please tell me the order in which to watch these movies? I’m confused about whether they are prequels or sequels.
Let’s Dive into the World of Conan Movies!
You know, there’s something magical about diving into a series like the Conan movies. It feels like embarking on an adventure where every twist and turn keeps you on your toes. Recently, a friend reached out with a pretty interesting question about the order of these films, and I found myself reminiscing about my own journey through the world of Conan. So, my friend was curious about how to watch some of the more recent Conan movies, particularly the connections between them. I remember when I first started watching, I was utterly confused too! The titles sound like they could be part of an intricate puzzle, right? Let’s break it down.
1. Starting Off with the Fist of Blue Sapphire
So, first up, we have “The Fist of Blue Sapphire” and “The Conspiracy of the Food Court.” Now, the food court one is a prequel. It’s like a delightful appetizer before you dig into the main course that is the Fist of Blue Sapphire. I vividly recall sitting with my family, snacks strewn everywhere, laughing at the antics of Conan and the gang. Seriously, those moments are pure joy!
2. The Scarlet Bullet Connection
Next, we move to “The Scarlet Bullet,” which follows the “Dust Mystery of Beika Shopping District.” Here, too, the shopping district mystery sets the stage for the bullet story. I remember chuckling at how often these detectives find themselves in high-stakes situations—it’s like they can’t catch a break!
3. Halloween Shenanigans
Then there’s “The Bride of Halloween,” preceded by “The Flying Halloween Pumpkin.” It’s like Halloween gets a whole new vibe with Conan and his friends. I can’t help but think about the Halloween parties I used to throw, complete with costumes and way too much candy. Watching this film made me feel like I was back at those fun times, even if I ended up eating one too many gummy bears.
4. The Final Stretch: Black Iron and Mystery
Finally, we have “The Black Iron Fish Shadow,” which is preceded by “The Camera Targeting Haibara.” This one dives deep into the character of Ai Haibara, who has an intriguing backstory. It really made me appreciate the depth of the characters and their relationships. Now, about those other titles like “The Proof of Absence of Scarlet” or “The Detective’s Love Story at the Police Headquarters: The Night Before the Wedding”—they’re more like summaries or special episodes that give you a deeper look into the characters without necessarily being tied directly to the films. It’s like bonus content that adds flavor to the whole experience! I remember one night, I thought I’d binge-watch a bunch of these and ended up staying up way too late. I had a popcorn mountain next to me and every time I laughed too hard, I’d nearly spill it everywhere! Good times, right? So, if you’re planning to dive into the Conan movies, I’d suggest following this order. And don’t forget the snacks! I’d love to hear your own experiences with the Conan movies! What’s your favorite film, or do you have any funny moments from your watch parties? Share your stories in the comments!
