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A COLDFUSION & BAARO RELEASE
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A racing second hand, shining shooting stars!
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Conan's logic is good medicine
for hearts tired by modern society!
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Today is the Dracula solution!
The trick is exposed before sunrise!
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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
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Director of Photography
Takahisa Ogawa
Sound Director
Katsuyoshi Kobayashi
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kimi wa mada utagau-koto naku
You still don't suspect a thing
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Music Producer
Hiroki Horio
(PolyGram)
Music
Katsuo Ono
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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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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)
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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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ushinau koto-dake o oshiete-yuku tsumori
I intend to tell you everything that was lost
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Planning Support
Toyohiko Okuyama
Mitome Asai
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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 old man was hired by
Mr. Torakura, owner of Dracula Manor,
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to investigate his wife's infidelity.
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That night, someone killed
Mr. Torakura with a stake to the heart,
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in his completely-locked study room!
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To get to the study, one would have to pass through the living room,
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LIVING ROOM
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COLLECTION
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where everyone was at the time!
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Breaking in from outside was also impossible!
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Did the killer fly through the air, like a vampire?!
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
(Part 2)
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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The Dracula Manor Murder Case
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My, what a farce that was.
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That's the roof above the collection room...
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What are those imprints in the snow?
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Wait a minute!
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The collection room didn't smell like oil paint after the incident!
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Does that mean...
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Huh?! It doesn't smell!
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Hey, you!
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What're you doing?
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Nothing!
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Was that stake not the source of the smell?
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Let's first organize what we know about the incident.
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First, at around 8:30,
Mr. Torakura went to the study
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and Tadokoro-san, Ran, and Conan went to the collection room
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to get a film.
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At that time, the stake used as the murder weapon was still there.
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In other words, the killer stole the stake after that.
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Moreover, Ran confirmed that
all the windows in the collection room
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had been locked from the inside.
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LIVING ROOM
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COLLECTION
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In short, the only way into the room was from the living room.
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Next, Tadokoro-san went to the study
to deliver the wine and movie.
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Yes. At around 8:50, I left the wine and film and left the study.
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Huh?
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The wine bottle's seal hasn't been broken.
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Did anything seem odd about Mr. Torakura then?
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No, not really.
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You returned to the living room shortly after 9:00,
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then left to make sure that everything was locked up.
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Yes. I believe I returned 10 minutes afterward.
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The snow had already stopped by then.
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Shortly after, his wife retired to her room upstairs.
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Around 9:15, I'd say?
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And then she came down when
the body was found around midnight.
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In short, she has no alibi for that period of time.
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Hamura-san.
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You left the living room the same time she did, to go to the library.
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Yes. I returned to the living room at about 10:30.
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Which means I have no alibi for that period of time.
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You had the opportunity to steal the stake from the collection room.
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Doi-san. Right after Hamura-san returned to the living room,
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you went to the restroom.
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You were gone about
20 minutes, wouldn't you say?
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Y-Yes.
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20 minutes is enough time to commit the murder.
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But I never went to the collection room.
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Yeah! Doi-san only went to the bathroom!
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He even bumped into Hamura-san on his way!
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That's right! I didn't think of that!
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Hamura-san. Perhaps you secretly had the stake when that happened?
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And then Doi-san pretended to bump into you and took it.
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Quit joking around! Why would I need to kill Torakura-sensei?!
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What's this?
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T-That's...
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"Call of Darkness, by Yoshihiko Nakajima"
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These aren't Mr. Torakura's manuscripts...
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Could they be novels submitted to Doi-san's magazine by readers?
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See, it says "Horror Times" on the envelope.
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WEEKLY
HORROR TIMES
Daigakukan Publishing
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Come to think of it, I have heard an odd rumor,
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from my university's Horror Novel Association,
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that novels submitted to the Horror Times
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wound up being plagiarized by Torakura.
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Plagiarized?
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Don't tell me you were involved with this too, Editor-in-Chief?
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W-What makes you think—
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In that case, we can compare Torakura's manuscripts on this PC
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with these submitted novels.
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T-That's...
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Doi-san.
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It'd be in your best interest
to come clean while you still can.
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Torakura... His talent had been dried up for years now.
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About seven years ago,
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I failed in the stock market
and found myself in incredible debt.
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Torakura offered to take over my debt
if I would leak novels to him.
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So, you murdered him
to dissolve your relationship, then?
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N-No!
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But you have a motive!
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If it's motives you want,
Tadokoro-kun has one, too!
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He was Torakura's ghostwriter!
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Ghostwriter?!
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It was five years ago.
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No longer able to endure leaking him novels submitted to me,
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I introduced him to Tadokoro-kun,
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who I learned of through literary magazines.
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Come to think of it,
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didn't Mr. Torakura start publishing fantasy works five years ago?
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Tadokoro-kun wrote them.
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Is this true, Tadokoro-san?!
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It's true.
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But I don't bear a grudge against him for it.
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Even if I did, there's a reason I couldn't kill him!
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A reason you couldn't kill him?
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I have a sister named Kaori,
who's 10 years younger than me.
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She was born with a slightly-faulty heart,
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and as our parents died when she was young,
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I wasn't able to get her decent medical help.
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But, thanks to Torakura-sensei,
she's now in a hospital in Tokyo.
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He offered to pay Kaori's medical and hospital fees
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if I became his ghostwriter.
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So, killing Mr. Torakura would cut off your sister's treatment...
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Yes.
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Mr. Torakura sure was one horrible man.
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A true vampire.
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Even if the victim was as merciless as a vampire, murder is murder!
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It can't be forgiven.
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I guess, unless Hamura-san worked with one of the other two,
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the murder would've been impossible.
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LIVING ROOM
STUDY
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But, the only way to get to the only corridor is from the living room.
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It'd be impossible to sneak past us all.
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Even if it was possible, the study room was locked from the inside.
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The door had a rubber seal,
so outside tricks would be impossible.
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And, if the window was used to enter and exit,
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only the snow in front of the window had footprints.
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The weapon was the wooden stake in the collection room,
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so the killer was someone in Dracula Manor tonight.
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Wait! Why did the person kill him with the stake?
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That limited the suspects to those inside the building.
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That would be very bad for the killer!
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Yet... why did they dare to use that weapon?
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Could it be that...
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I knew it! There's a slight smell of oil paint left!
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The windows were locked from the inside.
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The small ventilation windows have spring stoppers...
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The twig piece I found on the floor under the window...
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And the strange imprints in the snow on the roof above the window...
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There's gotta be a connection! What is it?!
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That's it! So, that's the deal!
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What's this plastic bag?
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This is...
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There's gotta be a secret passageway here somewhere!
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There's nothing of the sort!
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I have a good idea who's behind this.
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But there's still a big mystery left!
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Just how did the killer manage to...
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Come to think of it,
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why did the killer use the projector to light up the body?
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Was it just to recreate
the last scene of the movie?
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What's that?
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Cellophane tape? What's it doing here?
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This is...
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That's it! I know the real reason why the killer lit up the body!
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Now, I see the truth behind this case!
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Dammit! There's no secret passage!
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Hamura-san! Ma'am! Doi-san!
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Don't tell me there's a real vampire among you!
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A vampire would be able to fly to the study room and back!
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Dear me. You appear to be exhausted, Mouri-san.
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Take a nice nap and leave the rest to me, old man!
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Here we go again...
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Let's return to our rooms, too.
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Not so fast!
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I was merely joking before.
Now, it's time to get down to business.
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Down to business?
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Are you suggesting you've discovered the truth to this incident?
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Of course I am.
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Really?!
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Yes. All of it.
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Let us hear your theory then, Mouri-san.
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First, the wooden stake used as the murder weapon.
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I thought only Hamura-san could have taken the stake,
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but actually, anyone could have stolen it from outside!
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From outside?
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There wasn't a single footstep in the snow outside, you know.
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There were no footprints because the killer walked through the air.
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Walked through the air?
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Is this another of your jokes?
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Were you aware that the window by the entrance hall is as high up
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as the roof above the collection room window?
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The killer used that fact to make a bridge...
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using a ladder.
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A ladder?
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Yes.
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Walking across it, the killer could get to the collection room window
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without leaving any footsteps.
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As proof, there are ladder marks
on the snow on the roof.
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But, the windows were locked...
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They could easily be opened with a simple little trick.
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By sticking the twig piece Conan found
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between the ventilation window's stopper and the glass.
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This way, the stopper will look like it's set,
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but the window can still be opened freely.
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The killer stole the stake from there.
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Afterward, simply closing the window would make the stopper lock.
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But, Mouri-san! The stake was two meters from that window!
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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2 meters
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The killer used a tree pruner.
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You used one this afternoon, Tadokoro-san.
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There are attachments for those for picking fruit.
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The killer attached one and stuck it through the ventilation window
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to steal the stake.
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Using this method, anyone could have obtained the stake.
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You can't be serious...
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But, Mouri-san, how did the person go to the study and back?
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Simple, by crossing the corridor.
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What are you talking about? That's absolute nonsense.
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Is it?
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Isn't it much more logical than having the killer fly through the air?
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You were in the living room, too. You know no one used the corridor.
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Oh, but one person did.
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Yes. The killer...
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was you, Toshiya Tadokoro-san!
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Tadokoro-kun?
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T-That can't be!
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W-What are you talking about?!
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The stake was still in the collection room when I went to the study!
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Isn't that right?!
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That's true, Dad!
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Ran, what you two saw was an elaborately-made fake.
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A fake?!
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Yes.
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When Tadokoro-san went to get the film, he invited you and Conan
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and showed you the stake, so you would confirm it had been there.
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Then, after killing Mr. Torakura with the real stake,
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which he had hidden in the study in advance,
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he pretended to check all the locks and stole the fake stake.
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But, Mouri-san. Do you have proof the stake was a fake?
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What's this?
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This turned up after I instructed Conan to look through the storeroom.
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Yes, it's very well-made.
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Was the fake blood added using oil paint?
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His wife does oil painting, so it would've been easy to get the paint.
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Tadokoro-kun...
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Mouri-san. Even if he did use the corridor to reach the study,
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how did he get inside?
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It was locked from the inside, so he couldn't have gone out the door.
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And if he left through the window, how did he return to the corridor?
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There were no other footprints, except those in front of the window.
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The open window and the trampled snow were simply a red herring.
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Tadokoro-san entered and exited through the door.
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Then how could I have locked it from the outside?!
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Locking the door is no problem at all...
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if you use that projector, that is!
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Projector?
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W-What are you talking about? How could a projector do that?
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Tadokoro-san, I've figured it all out, you know...
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Including why you lit up the body.
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Wasn't it to recreate the last scene of the movie?!
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No, it wasn't.
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The body was lit up to camouflage the real reason
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for moving the projector!
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The real reason?
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For this trick to work,
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it was absolutely vital to move the projector in front of the door.
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But, the trick would be obvious
if only the projector were moved.
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So, by lighting up the body as a bit of an informed performance,
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our attention was diverted.
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I'll now reenact this trick I speak of.
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Ran.
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Yes!
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Lend me a hand.
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Okay!
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First, pull about five meters of film from the reel.
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Right!
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Next, stick a piece of cellophane tape
on the end of the film.
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After that, throw the film over the blackout curtain rail by the door,
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and attach it to the lock on the door.
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All done, Dad!
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Now everything is set.
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Ran. Start the projector.
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Right!
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This is how Tadokoro-san locked the door.
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But, unfortunately for him,
as the film was being pulled in,
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the piece of tape caught on the curtain rail and remained there.
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On the piece of tape are small, square marks...
from perforations.
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The square holes in the film, in other words.
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Tadokoro-san, can you give any other explanation
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as to why that perforation-marked tape
was stuck on the curtain rail?
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W-Well...
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I think it's about time you tell us the truth.
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You already confessed you were the killer when the body was found.
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At the time, you said you could hear the projector.
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Don't you find that strange?
330
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The door had airtight, sound-proof rubber sealing.
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How could you hear what was happening inside?
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You knew that the projector was on inside.
333
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Or, shall we see if the projector
is audible behind the closed door?
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I... killed him.
335
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Tadokoro-san...
336
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But why would you kill Torakura-san?!
What about your sister?!
337
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My sister... Kaori... has been dead for a year now...
338
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That can't be...
339
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Torakura never gave Kaori real medical treatment.
340
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He paid off her doctor so she would get neither better nor worse.
341
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Just to keep Kaori hospitalized longer.
342
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But, then her condition suddenly took a turn for the worse, and she...
343
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I only found out about this one month ago.
344
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Torakura kept my sister's death secret the entire time!
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I believed his lie about sending her to a better hospital in America...
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But, one month ago...
347
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Kaori's nurse couldn't bear it anymore
and secretly came to tell me.
348
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She said Kaori deliriously cried
my name over and over as she died...
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If she had had real treatment...
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If she had had real treatment,
that never would've happened!
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Torakura murdered Kaori!
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That's why... That's why I...
353
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They say a vampire's bite can turn a normal person into a vampire.
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Unknowingly, Tadokoro-san might have become a vampire himself.
355
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A vampire known as a murderer...
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Negaigoto hitotsu-dake
Song by Miho Komatsu
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doushite futari wa deatta no?
How did they meet
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kon'na ni sabishii yuuhi o miru nante
Looking at such a lonely sunset?
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ki no ki'ita kotoba sagashite mo
Even as I try to find clever words
360
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hanareta kokoro o tsunagu kotoba nakute
There are none to connect our distant hearts
361
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dekiru-dake no egao de te o fureba
Do you think if I wave with my best smile
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chotto-dake demo kirei ni mieru no ka na
That I might look even a little prettier?
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negaigoto hitotsu-dake kanaete-kureru-nara
If I could have one wish granted
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kizutsukeatta ai ga hajimaranai-you ni...
It would be that our love wouldn't make us both hurt
365
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Franken Manor?!
366
00:23:26,420 --> 00:23:30,510
Yeah. It belongs to Kenzo Furano, an engineering professor.
367
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Apparently, he conducts strange experiments every night and—
368
00:23:33,630 --> 00:23:36,560
This time it's Frankenstein...
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Now we just need a wolfman and we're all set.
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NEXT EPISODE
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Mr. Shiraki!
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Something's not right! What could it be?!
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Wait a minute!
374
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When he was in the dressing room,
the flower on his chest was—
375
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If Rika Okano-san is the killer,
who will she go after next?!
376
00:24:03,090 --> 00:24:06,290
Who is it?! Who is she trying to kill?!
377
00:24:06,290 --> 00:24:08,110
This is bad! I'm not gonna make it in time!
378
00:24:08,110 --> 00:24:14,070
Next Conan:
The Flower Scent Murder Case
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Next Conan's Hint: Ice
380
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The next episode suits me perfectly!
The scent of flowers!
Look forward to the next episode!
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A pretty flower might have thorns!31569
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