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Detective Conan Episode 1038 "Police Academy Arc Wild Police Story CASE. Date Wataru"

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By one month after entering the academy,

the students have grown accustomed to life at the police academy

and are finally permitted to leave the academy and stay out overnight.

Onizuka's class, keep those hands moving!

Let's get this place cleaned up quick so we can eat!

Yeah!

Sorry, Matsuda.

Could you lend me your dustpan?

Sure thing.

But you'd better Rei-turn it later.

Pathetic. Two points.

Don't you mean zero points?

Those two have become fast friends.

As Jinpei-chan's best friend, I'm a little jealous.

Hagiwara-kun!

Don't forget we've got a mixer on our next day off.

You can count on me.

Make sure you bring a bunch of hot guys.

Like that blond foreigner over there.

Who are you calling a foreigner?

Oh, uh...

Sorry, Instructor.

Excuse us!

Tomori Cleaning here.

I've come to collect your uniforms.

Sorry they're always so sweaty.

No problem.

Someday you'll be protecting us citizens.

It's a small price to pay.

It comes to visit after falling asleep!

Fall in love with logical deduction and the pleasure of solving mysteries!

Their youth is in full bloom!

The bond between Amuro and his friends will never fall!

Always determining the one truth

with the body of a child and the mind of an adult,

his name is Detective Conan!

Police Academy Arc Wild Police Story CASE. Date Wataru

"Police Academy Arc Wild Police Story CASE. Date Wataru!"

Crap, I haven't prepared for English class.

That English teacher really hates me.

I'm scared they'll call on me.

Then get Furuya to teach you.

Hey, Furuya.

You look like you'd be fluent in English.

I'm all right.

Figures since you're blond and half.

I bet your English is better than the instructor's.

Huh?

Hey, don't make assumptions about people based on their appearance.

I, uh...

And...

Quit trying to look cool by chewing on a toothpick.

It makes me sick.

S-Sorry.

As long as you understand.

Just be careful from now on.

Hey, Team Leader.

Have you got a crush on Furuya-chan?

You were oddly defensive of him while we were cleaning, too.

What?

You don't need to hide it.

It doesn't bother me.

Obviously not. I've got a girlfriend.

Huh?

What?!

You don't have to be so shocked.

No way.

You told your police academy friends about us?

Sorry, it just came up.

Neat and Tidy

Oh, come on. We promised to keep it a secret until we could meet each other's parents.

Sorry.

Did you ask your dad about his schedule?

I'd like to meet him sooner rather than later.

We can ignore my dad.

There you go again.

So, how's the academy?

It's pretty fun.

There's a combative guy, a flashy playboy,

a guy who's normally calm but secretly researching something like crazy,

and a guy like you who attracts a lot of attention just because he looks a little different.

Everyone's so interesting, I'm never bored.

I'll introduce you to them sometime, Natalie.

Okay. I'm looking forward to it.

Arresting techniques are based on ancient Japanese martial arts.

These techniques were developed for arresting suspects and criminals.

The most effective targets are the chin, shoulder, body, and hands.

Methods include jabs, kicks, joint locks, throws, chokes, holds,

police batons, police sticks, and handcuffs. Anything goes.

The most important part of arresting techniques...

...is bringing your target under control without harming them or yourself.

Ippon! That's enough!

Good work.

Jeez, the team leader's crazy strong.

Damn it. I could beat him in an ordinary fistfight.

And I'm better with women and cars.

But the team leader apparently has a girlfriend.

Hey, why don't we go somewhere this weekend to change our luck?

Sure, as long as it's a car or bike shop and not a machine parts store.

If you're going somewhere, I'll go with you.

Then it's decided.

Where do you want to go, a car shop or a bike shop?

What?

Speaking of bike shops, I saw a guy with a strange tattoo the other day.

A strange tattoo?

Yeah, like a cup with a fancy base.

I think it's called a goblet?

That kind of design.

What was he like? Where does he live? What's his name?

I don't know.

What's gotten into you, Morofushi-chan?

Sorry, Matsuda.

If you're so interested, why don't we go to that bike shop tonight?

Ippon!

He's beaten ten guys?

Next, Furuya!

Yes, sir.

Now this'll be interesting.

Furuya's grades are better, but who knows how this will turn out.

Get him, Zero!

Don't let lover boy beat you!

That's what's bothering you?

Begin.

Hey, Hagi. Wanna bet on the winner?

I'll bet a yakisoba roll from the academy store on Zero winning.

Then I'll bet a melon roll on the team captain.

He'll beat him. He's on a roll.

No, the team captain injured his knee in his match against me.

Zero wouldn't overlook that.

You filthy cheater.

Zero?

Whoa, seriously?

That yakisoba roll is mine!

Bringing your opponent under control unharmed

only applies if you actually bring him under control.

I'm disappointed in you, Furuya.

Why didn't you hit my knee?

Why did you hesitate?

If this were the real world, you'd be badly injured,

and the suspect would be fleeing.

Mercy doesn't get you anywhere with dangerous criminals.

Show any weakness, and you're finished.

They'll take full advantage of it.

All that's waiting for you is the same terrible fate my dad suffered.

Unless you're stronger than everyone else, you can't carry out justice.

Am I wrong?

Unless you're stronger than everyone else, you can't carry out justice.

Come in.

Zero—

Oh, sorry. Were you asleep?

No, I was just lying down and thinking.

I see.

I'm about to head out with Matsuda and Hagiwara.

Do you need anything?

Not really.

I see.

Sorry to have bothered you, Zero.

Sure.

Oh...

If you're going to the convenience store, could you get me some toothpaste?

They're already gone.

Well, I guess I'll go out, too.

Team Captain Date?

Furuya.

Sorry about this afternoon at the dojo.

I went too far.

It's fine.

My dad's got nothing to do with you guys.

Wasn't your dad a police officer, too?

Yeah.

He was a patrol officer assigned to a police box.

He was skinny and looked weak,

but I respected him.

Until that day my dad was off duty...

Hey, Dad. Why do you always chew on toothpicks?

Your old man's skinny and doesn't look very reliable.

I chew on these so bad guys won't underestimate me.

Then buy me some toothpicks, too.

You'll have to make do with candy on a stick.

Dad, hurry up!

Yeah, sure.

It happened right after my dad entered the store.

An agitated man covered in someone else's blood

came running in with a wooden sword in one hand and demanded money.

Naturally, there was panic inside the store, but I wasn't scared.

He was just one guy. I knew my dad, the police officer, would do something about it.

I had total faith in him, but what I saw was...

You can have my wallet.

Take mine and spare the other customers.

My dad's a police officer!

He's gonna beat you up!

My words were like oil on fire.

The man swung his wooden sword down on my dad over and over.

Eventually we heard the sound of sirens, and the man left the convenience store.

But my dad ended up in the hospital for a year.

He ended up quitting the force because of his injuries.

I learned later that the man was a gang member

who lost a dispute and was looking for getaway money.

Apparently he caused injuries at another store after that.

In other words, if my dad had been strong and arrested that man there,

justice would've been carried out without producing a single victim.

Sorry for making you listen to my nonsense.

Nobody make a sound!

What? Why can't you tell us?

That guy with the goblet tattoo is a regular here, isn't he?

Why are you looking for him?

Hey, Morofushi. Tell him why you're looking for that guy.

Because... Because I...

Morofushi...

I can't go sharing my customers' personal information without a reason.

I'm telling you, he forgot why.

If you won't tell us—

I remember now.

What?

You know, didn't the team leader say something at the dojo about his dad?

Yeah.

When I was a kid, I saw a guy with eyebrows like his get beaten

by a yakuza-looking guy at a convenience store.

Hagi, tell me more about that.

Come on, quit stalling.

Put your phones in the box.

O-Okay.

Is that everything?

Yeah.

Furuya.

There are two culprits.

If you and I handle one of them each, we can take them down.

I'll draw the attention of the guy in the beanie. While he's distracting, you—

Hey, this phone is a brand new model.

You idiot, we'll be able to buy whatever we want once we finish this job.

Wait.

Something's not right.

Why aren't they stealing the money in the register and fleeing immediately?

Who knows?

But rescuing all the customers here right now is our top priority.

We haven't been tied up yet. Now's our best chance.

What are you guys whispering about?

I'll kill you.

Damn it. The clerk was working with them.

Hey.

Shall we get this started?

Just how many of them are there?

Quit dragging your feet.

Walk quickly.

How much more?

Looks like about 400-500 thousand.

Nobody better make a sound.

Damn it. We need to do something about these zip ties first.

What is he doing?

I see.

By passing a shoelace through the ties, we can use the friction from rubbing against them to...

Nice thinking, Furuya.

Help me untie the others.

It's locked after all.

Anyway, what are the culprits after?

Probably the ATM cash resupply.

The resupply schedule is kept secret to prevent theft,

but you can predict when it'll occur by checking the ATM's approximate balance on security images.

I see.

So they couldn't have done this without the clerk's help.

Yeah.

Anyway, why aren't they concealing their faces?

The clerk wasn't even wearing sunglasses.

They may not intend to let their hostages leave alive once they're finished.

B-But I just came here to get water.

I came to get snacks for my daughter.

Don't worry. We'll do something about it.

In any case, we need to come up with a way to get out of here.

A switchboard.

This could work.

I can see why Team Captain Date

would think his dad is a coward if that happened.

Yeah.

After all, he watched a police officer grovel before a criminal.

I understand how he feels.

When my dad was mistakenly arrested for murder,

everyone called me the son of a murderer.

Murderer

It almost made me hate him.

In my case, I managed not to crack

because the guys at the gym told me to believe in my dad and wait.

Huh.

So, Morofushi.

I don't know what happened to you,

but if you tell us, our dumb advice might be able to help you in some way.

Help...me...

Now?

No, look over there.

That convenience store's sign is flashing,

like Morse code.

Wait a minute. That's...

That's not like Morse code.

What? No way.

It's being remodeled?

Remodeling in Progress We're terribly sorry for any inconvenience

I guess we'll have to go to another convenience store.

Yeah.

The security company car crossed the traffic light.

Go take down the remodeling sign.

Got it.

Yo!

Whoa, seriously? Isn't that a rifle?

Don't be a wuss. It's obviously a replica for filming movies or something.

Hey, what movie are you guys filming? Let us be in it.

What's happening? What's all that noise?

Three strange men have entered the store.

I'll be Tequila, some kind of police officer.

Idiots!

It doesn't matter if it's just three of them. Kill them!

No way. Are they really filming a movie?

Oh my god, I'm so excited.

Hey, guys. They said they'd let us be extras.

It's pretty noisy out there. What's going on?

Sorry to have kept you waiting, Zero.

Hiro.

M-Morofushi? What are you doing here?

We saw the sign's Morse code and came to take down the culprits.

Not by force...

But with numbers.

We're just doing what your dad tried to do.

What?

Right, Hagi?

Yeah.

What do you mean, what my dad tried to do?

I was actually at the convenience store

when your dad was beaten by that gangster.

You were there?

Yeah.

You were probably too distracted by your bloodied dad to notice,

but several of the men's accomplices entered the store after that.

Hey, what are you doing?

The cops are coming. Let's get out of here.

Your dad probably noticed his accomplices were in a nearby car.

Even if he'd attempted to arrest him, if his accomplices had joined the fight,

he couldn't have beaten them.

If a fight broke out inside the store or if they barricaded themselves inside,

the other customers could've been harmed.

There were a bunch of us in there at the time, like me,

a pregnant woman, and an old man.

And since the police arrived so quickly,

your dad probably reported the crime

and was trying to keep him from going deeper into the store until the police arrived.

So, Team Leader,

your dad wasn't begging for his life.

It was his cop heart that refused to see anyone get hurt that made him do that.

Hello?

Hey, Dad. How you doing?

Wataru?

Why the sudden phone call?

What? There's someone you want me to meet?

You're already that age, huh?

I'm already 22. You probably forgot since we haven't met in a while.

Anyway, how's the police academy going?

Think you'll become a good cop?

Yeah.

Not as good as you, though.

Don't be ridiculous.