Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that in Detective Conan, there are a lot of plastic explosives featured. Why is it that plastic explosives are so commonly used in the series?
You know, I’ve been diving back into the world of Detective Conan lately, and
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for some help from fellow Conan fans. I’ve recently started getting into the series and I’m eager to dive deeper. So far, I’ve watched the following movies: The Darkest Nightmare, The Crimson Love Letter, The Fist of Blue Sapphire, The Scarlet Bullet, Bride of Halloween, The Black
Reader’s Question:
I want to start watching Detective Conan from the beginning on Hulu, but I’ve noticed that some episodes are missing, like episodes 1077 to 1104, 1107, 1108, and 1111 to 1122. Why is that? Are there any other sites or subscriptions where I can watch those episodes?
Reader’s Question:
I recently watched a Conan movie on TV and got hooked, so I want to watch all the movies. Question 1: Do I need to watch all the anime to understand certain parts of the movies? Question 2: If I want to watch both the anime and the movies,
Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that in Detective Conan, there are a lot of plastic bombs featured. Why do you think plastic bombs are so commonly used in the series?
You know, I’ve been thinking about that question regarding the prevalence of plastic bombs
Reader’s Question:
I want to start watching Detective Conan from the beginning on Hulu, but I’ve noticed that some episodes are missing. Why is that? (For example, episodes 1077 to 1104, 1107, 1108, and 1111 to 1122 are not available.) Are there any other sites or subscriptions where I can watch
Reader’s Question:
Can anyone tell me if I can follow the story of “The Phantom of the One-Eyed” even if I haven’t watched much of Conan?
So, I came across this interesting question about “The Phantom of the One-Eyed” and
Reader’s Question:
Can anyone tell me which characters know that Haibara Ai is one of the people in black in Detective Conan, besides Conan and Professor Agasa? I need this information urgently!
So, I was diving deep into the world of Detective Conan the other day—because,
Reader’s Question:
Do you think that Detective Conan will reach a satisfying conclusion within the next 20 years, assuming that Mr. Aoyama stays healthy enough to continue working?
You know, as a huge fan of both Japanese and American comedy, I often find myself drawn to the
Reader’s Question:
Can anyone tell me which characters know that Haibara Ai is one of the people in black in Detective Conan, besides Conan and Professor Agasa? I need this information urgently!
You know, sometimes I find myself getting lost in the intricate web of relationships
