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A COLDFUSION & BAARO RELEASE
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A racing second hand, a glittering shooting star!
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Conan's logic is good medicine
for hearts dried by modern society!
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Today's point is evidence-finding!
Don't overlook anything important!
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He sees the single truth for what it is,
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and looks like a kid but has the mind of an adult.
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His name? Detective Conan!
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Nazo
Song by Miho Komatsu
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konoyo de anata no ai o te ni ireru-mono
The thing that can attain your love in this world
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Created by
Gosho Aoyama
"Detective Conan"
Serialized in Shogakukan's
"Weekly Shonen Sunday"
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odoru light mitsumete wasurenai
I gaze at that dancing light and don't forget
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Planning
Michihiko Suwa
(Yomiuri TV)
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ahh nazo ga tokete-yuku
Ahh, the mystery begins to unravel
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Character Design
Masatomo Sudo
Art Director
Yukihiro Shibutani
Art Design
Hiroyuki Mitsumoto
kimi wa mada utagau-koto naku
You still don't suspect a thing
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Director of Photography
Takahisa Ogawa
Sound Director
Katsuyoshi Kobayashi
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Even after those days when we could call ourselves friends
tomodachi to yobeta hibi sugoshi ima mo zutto
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Music Producer
Hiroki Horio
(PolyGram)
Music
Katsuo Ono
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Even now, the tears spill down and won't stop
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Opening Theme
"Nazo"
Performed by
Lyrics
Music
Arrangement
Miho Komatsu
Miho Komatsu
Hirohito Furui
(Spoonful/Zain Records)
namida afure tomaranakute
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Editor
Teramitsu Okada
Story Editor
Jun'ichi Iioka
Color Key
Reiko Hirayama
Executive Producer
Satoshi Yokoyama
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Planning Support
Toyohiko Okuyama
Mitome Asai
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ushinau koto-dake o oshiete-yuku tsumori
I intend to tell you everything that was lost
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Director
Kenji Kodama
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konoyo de anata no ai o te ni ireru-mono
The thing that can attain your love in this world
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Producers
Michihiko Suwa
(Yomiuri TV)
Masahito Yoshioka
(Tokyo Movie)
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odoru light mitsumete wasurenai
I gaze at that dancing light and don't forget
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Presented by
Yomiuri TV
Tokyo Movie
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ahh nazo ga tokete-yuku
Ahh, the mystery begins to unravel
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nazo ga tokete-yuku...
The mystery begins to unravel
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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The Hobo Artist Murder Case
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Beika Art Museum
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"Abstract Art of the World"
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It was nice of my client to give me free passes for solving his case,
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but these make no sense!
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Yeah, but they're still pretty!
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You serious?
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I agree with you, old man.
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What's that guy up to?
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Please, sir! Don't touch the art! And smoking is prohibited!
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Oh, sorry...
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What a weirdo.
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Okay! Here goes! Catch it, you guys!
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Why are we playing baseball and not soccer?!
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Conan! It's all yours!
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Where are you aiming?!
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Are you all right?! I'm so sorry!
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Oh? Didn't I see you at the...
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You were drawing sketches?
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Huh? He was drawing these just now?
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Why do you always draw the same pictures?
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Why... do I always...
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I don't know...
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Hey, Conan. Is he hurt?
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Shall we call an ambulance?!
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Are you serious?!
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Who... Who am I?
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I can't even remember my name...
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Does he have amnesia?!
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Because of me?!
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No! The ball hit his arm!
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My head hurts!
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Are you all right?!
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My head... my head hurts!
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"Yamada General Hospital"
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So, he really has amnesia?
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Yes. His headaches occur
as his memory slowly returns.
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What a surprise...
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What a shock...
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So, he still doesn't know who he is...
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Poor guy...
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Don't worry! We notified the police,
so we'll know soon enough!
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Whoops! I forgot to leave his sketchbook!
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It's that man's, right?
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Then let's go back!
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You two, check the emergency exit!
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Yes, sir!
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Did something happen?
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Actually, the patient you brought in just disappeared.
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I take it he didn't leave through the front door.
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No, we haven't seen him.
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What about his clothes and things?
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It looks like he changed clothes and took his things with him.
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Did his memory return?!
But then why would he disappear?
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Just where did he go?
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Ready?! Here it comes!
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Ugh! Why aren't we playing soccer?!
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Genta-kun! It's yours!
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I got it! It's all mine!
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Ow...
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You okay, Genta?!
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What the...
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It's the man from yesterday!
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Did the ball hit him again?!
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No!
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He was strangled with string or something!
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No way!
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He was murdered?!
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Inspector, he was strangled to death, probably sometime last evening.
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His pockets are empty.
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Alright, Conan!
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What's the big idea?! Bugging the inspector again, are ya?!
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No, no, Mouri-kun.
These children discovered the body.
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The victim was here last night, too?
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Yes!
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Perhaps the killer marked him
and mugged him when he was alone...
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A robbery, huh?
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Oh, brother...
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Say, Inspector! The victim's paint supplies are gone!
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Paint supplies?
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His canvas and easel are gone, too!
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So is his paint box!
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His bag, too!
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He had such items?
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They must've been stolen as well.
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Yeah, right! Nobody'd ever steal that junk, it'd just weigh 'em down!
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Besides, one of his shoelaces is in a granny knot,
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which means he didn't tie it himself.
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The ginkgo leaf in his shoe is strange, too.
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There are no ginkgo trees here.
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Judging from his location,
he must've been killed somewhere
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and tossed over the bridge during the night!
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And why did he disappear from the hospital?
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This doesn't seem like any ordinary mugging to me!
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We need to find out who he is first...
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Say, Inspector, I think this is actually—
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Hey! I'll tolerate you getting in my way, but not the Inspector's!
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But...
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Go play somewhere else!
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Now, then, Inspector.
Let's have a look at the victim.
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Okay! Let's get started!
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What should we do?
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We're the Detective Boys!
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Wow! Talk about dependable!
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Department Store
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So, behind the house is a pylon on the right and a factory on the left...
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I get it!
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So we just find that house!
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Okay! Let's do it!
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Not here!
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Nor here!
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It's not here, either! How about you, Ayumi-chan?
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I found it!
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There it is! It even has a ginkgo tree!
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"Okita House Cleaning"
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"Hayase..."
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This car's brand new.
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Why does she want it so clean that there's not a single hair left?
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It's the same with the house.
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She wants everything a person might touch wiped clean.
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Don't tell me it's to erase fingerprints...
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Hey! What're you guys doing?!
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Kimie Hayase (37)
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It's still dirty. Go through again and—oh?
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Hello!
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Here you are!
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Oh, yes! I have some nice cookies! Just a minute!
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Her apron's tied with a granny knot!
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The sofas and tables are different, and there's no TV.
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It's completely different from the pictures.
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Say, Miss. Did you remodel this room recently?
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Yes. Why do you ask?
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Where's all the old stuff?
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I threw it all away.
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Is that painting new, too?
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Yes.
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It arrived from the art gallery just two days ago.
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Isn't it lovely?
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This is bad. It'll be hard to prove, now...
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Incidentally, what did you want to ask me?
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Um, you go, Mitsuhiko-kun...
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What was it, again?
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Conan-kun! Look at that!
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It's him!
Tatsuo Hayase (47)
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It looks just like him!
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Even that characteristic nose is the same!
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Huh? He's wearing glasses!
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Who's he?
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My husband.
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When did he pass away?
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Why?
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He looks just like a murder victim
discovered this morning!
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Then it was someone else.
My husband supposedly died a year ago.
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Supposedly?
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Disaster disappearance?
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Normal Disappearance — 7 Years
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A person is normally presumed dead after going missing for 7 years,
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but people in natural disasters or shipwrecks
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Disaster Disappearance — 1 Year
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are presumed dead after only one year.
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Come to think of it, a rich banker by the name of Hayase
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was caught in an avalanche and went missing a year ago...
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Yeah! That's him!
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You have a good memory, Dad!
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That's why I'm such a great detective.
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Back then, there were rumors that he embezzled huge sums of money.
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He was just about to be investigated,
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so the authorities figured it was a sham at first.
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The embezzled money couldn't be tracked down,
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so it was assumed he disappeared with it.
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But, it was eventually called a disaster disappearance?
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Yeah.
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Anyway, Conan. Have you told Inspector Megure?
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Yeah! He had her verify the body!
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District Police Station — Charnel
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He resembles my husband, but it's not him.
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Say, does the late Hayase-san have any relatives?
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A father, or mother, or siblings?
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No. He had no relatives. Why do you ask?
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No reason...
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In other words, you're the only one who can verify his body?
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I suppose so.
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No smoking!
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Sorry...
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Incidentally, did Mr. Hayase do paintings?
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Yeah! We can check the fingerprints on his old things!
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Right, Inspector?!
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Yes.
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My husband did indeed paint.
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He was painting in the mountains when the avalanche struck.
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But I threw out all his things.
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All of them?
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The media and society started to condemn me, too,
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for the whole embezzlement thing.
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I wanted to forget my husband quickly.
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In the end, all we can do is take her word for it...
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No! There's no doubt that the victim is Tatsuo Hayase-san!
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There's gotta be some way to prove it!
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Hello!
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Oh...
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Sorry! We left something here last time!
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Those cookies earlier were so good!
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We'd love to have more!
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Oh, is that what you "left" here?
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Bingo!
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Just a minute!
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Are there any traces left that the victim was here?!
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What're you doing, Conan?
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Some kind of burn mark...
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Ginkgo leaves...
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If they're lying here, then they'd come inside if the window was open...
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Wait a minute! The leaf,
the window, the burn mark,
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the glasses-less victim,
and the painting on the wall!
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I've finally found it!
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Proof that Hayase-san returned here
with his memory intact!
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Inspector Megure! The victim is unquestionably Tatsuo Hayase-san!
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I've finally found proof of it!
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What?! Really, Mouri-kun?!
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Seriously, Inspector Megure?!
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Yes! Come immediately, Mouri-kun!
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Now, what is this all about?!
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I understand how you feel. Mouri-kun will explain...
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But I thought you were going to—
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But, I guess not.
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Allow me, the great detective Kogoro Mouri, to shed light on the truth behind this incident.
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One year ago, Mr. Hayase went into the mountains to paint
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and was caught in an avalanche.
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He luckily survived, but lost his memory.
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He then walked all over as a wandering artist,
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unconsciously drawing his house all the while.
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A year passed, and he was judged to have disappeared by disaster.
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In short, his wife inherited his estate.
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So?
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So, you couldn't have him showing up now!
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What do you mean, Mouri-kun?
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Her inheritance likely included
the missing money he had embezzled!
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So, she killed Mr. Hayase when he returned yesterday, memory intact!
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So she could keep all the money!
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Are you serious, Mouri-kun?!
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My husband died in the mountains a year ago.
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Or do you have proof he was alive?
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You're right, I don't. That's because you disposed of all of his things.
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Naturally, you removed all possible fingerprints and hairs, too!
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You even hired a cleaning company to be extra sure!
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Which means you can't prove anything.
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But, the victim left behind a connection with you:
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a ginkgo leaf in his shoe.
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There were no ginkgo trees where he was found.
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Yes, there's a ginkgo tree next to my house... and all over Tokyo, too!
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One other thing, for some reason, only one of the victim's shoelaces
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was in a granny knot... just like your apron!
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You're right!
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Now that you mention it...
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Probably, when you put his shoes on after killing him,
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you noticed one was untied!
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Not wanting to be suspected, you decided to tie it.
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Claiming I did it because of a granny knot? Hilarious.
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I'll have no more of these insults!
I'll take you to court!
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Dad...
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Are you sure about this, Mouri-kun?
You have proof, I hope?!
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Well, then, let me get to the real point.
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Ran! Stand in front of the painting!
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Me?
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Yes.
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Okay...
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Like this?
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That's just fine.
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Now, Miss. Was Mr. Hayase a heavy smoker?
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That's right.
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And you hate cigarettes, correct?
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No smoking!
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Sorry...
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What about it?
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Mr. Hayase, after regaining his memory and leaving the hospital,
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stood in front of this painting, cigarette in mouth.
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Naturally, you opened the window.
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Several ginkgo leaves likely fell inside then.
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One got stuck to his foot while he was inside the house.
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But how do you know he was smoking there?
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Because of the burn mark on the wooden cabinet.
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As there was no ashtray in the house, he put it out there.
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I hope you're not going to make me laugh by saying that's your proof.
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Miss, was Mr. Hayase near-sighted?
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Yes.
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Ran, think back.
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Look at that painting the way he did at the Beika Art Museum.
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If I remember right...
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I think he got near it and—
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Stop!
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What is it?
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I get it! His fingerprints, Dad!
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Fingerprints? Are you saying there are some on that painting?
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But you said she cleaned the whole place of fingerprints and hair!
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Yes. She even hired a cleaning company.
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But think about it, Inspector.
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No professional would wipe down a bare painting.
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That's true...
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But, if he had a habit of grabbing paintings, she would've known!
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No. That habit began after he lost his memory.
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Before he got amnesia, Mr. Hayase wore glasses for his near-sightedness.
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But, he lost them in the avalanche.
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After that, he started getting close to paintings because of his poor vision.
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And he formed a habit of grabbing them to get a good look.
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When Mr. Hayase returned here
and looked at the painting,
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his wife likely opened the window
to air out the smoke.
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As her back was to him, she probably didn't notice this.
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So, she overlooked it?
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Miss. Can you explain why your husband's fingerprints
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are on a picture you put up two days ago?
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Takagi-kun! Call the examiners! Check for prints!
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Right!
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I concede.
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He did come here. It's all as the detective said.
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I killed him. I drugged his coffee and strangled him with a rope.
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Still, why did you dump him in such a conspicuous spot?
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I didn't want to wait any longer!
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He was finally classified as missing and I got his embezzled money!
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If people learned he was alive, amnesia or not,
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he might've lost all his money!
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Seriously! I suffered because my husband was an embezzler...
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That money was mine!
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I wanted to get my time, and life, back!
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You'll have plenty of time. Behind bars, that is.
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Kimi ga inai natsu
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tsurai asa wa unzari suru ne
I'm weary of bad mornings
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tsumadzuite mo tanoshiku ikite-yuku yo
Even if I stumble, I'll live my life in happiness
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kuridasou oikakete haruka na yume o
Let's sally forth, toward that distant dream
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don'na ni hanarete-ite mo wakaru
However far apart we are, I still know
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azayakasugiru kimi ga inai natsu
In this overly vivid summer without you
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ano koe ano shigusa ga hirogatteku
That voice, those mannerisms, they spread on out
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kotoba ni nanka dekinakute mo ii
It doesn't matter if it can't be put into words
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koboreta hizashi ni kokoro ga nijinda
My heart is blurred out by the overflowing sunshine
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ahh mou modorenai toki o chiisaku inotte-iru
Ahh, I pray slightly for a time that can never return
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ahh mou modorenai toki o chiisaku inotte-iru
Ahh, I pray slightly for a time that can never return
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Another great nap!
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Way to go, Dad! You even solved the missing-persons case!
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Maybe I should hire you, too...
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Huh? Did someone go missing?
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Bad feeling about this...
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You know who!
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That lousy Shin'ichi'll never come back unless I look for him!
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I knew it.
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I refuse! He'll ruin my reputation if he comes back!
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I hope he stays missing forever!
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You know the score, all right!
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NEXT EPISODE
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Shiina-kun? What're you doing?
What's with that car?
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Come on, Shiina-kun! Say something, will ya?!
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Minami-chan's been—
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Kidnapped!
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Damn it! A kidnapping right before my eyes?!
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Next Conan:
The Popular Artist Abduction Case
(Part 1)
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Next Conan's Hint: Two-Mix
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Look forward to the next episode!
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Next time, that popular unit
makes an appearance!
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Conan, are you related to Two-Mix somehow?
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