Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback

~ The once sleeping case is now awake ⎯ ~

Overview:

As police inspector Yamato Kansuke pursues a certain man in the snowy mountains of Nagano, a shadow suddenly appears in his field of vision. While he's distracted, a rifle bullet fired by someone grazes his left eye and causes an avalanche accompanied by a roar. Ten months later, Kansuke, having miraculously survived the avalanche, receives a report that a researcher at the Nobeyama National Astronomical Observatory has been attacked.

Director:

Katsuya Shigehara

Status:

Released

Language:

Japanese

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$153,493,995.00

Key words:

undercover agent
detective
based on manga
series of murders
observatory
shounen
anime
based on anime
murder case
nagano
mystery
snowy mountains

Cast

Minami Takayama

~ as ~

Conan Edogawa (voice)

Kappei Yamaguchi

~ as ~

Shinichi Kudo (voice)

Wakana Yamazaki

~ as ~

Ran Mouri (voice)

Rikiya Koyama

~ as ~

Kogoro Mouri (voice)

Yuji Takada

~ as ~

Kensuke Yamato (voice)

Ami Koshimizu

~ as ~

Yui Uehara (voice)

Show Hayami

~ as ~

Takaaki Morofushi (voice)

Megumi Hayashibara

~ as ~

Ai Haibara (voice)

Takayuki Yamada

~ as ~

Takashi Otomo (voice)

Mizuki Yamashita

~ as ~

Madoka Tsuburai (voice)

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 2 month(s) ago
6
I didn’t like this so much as last year’s “Million Dollar Pentagram” as the child-sized super sleuth has to get to grips with a mystery set amidst the snowy Yatsugatake mountains. A gunshot, an avalanche and an assault on a member of staff at the local astronomical telescope soon has police inspector “Kansuke” - himself a survivor of that perilous snowfall, only now with just the one functioning eye - at the scene of the crime trying to piece together just what is going on in this desolate and pristine wilderness. All the while, the ever-observant “Conan” is collecting clues, deducing and deliberating from a diminutive position that allows him unfettered access to the scene. As the investigation gathers pace, there seem to be more and more police and government agencies to contend with so a conspiracy is clearly rife! For me, there simply isn’t enough “Conan” in this animation; there are too many characters for us to follow and the story itself is a little too convoluted, especially at an ending that’s excitingly animated by a bit underwhelming. It’s also probably half an hour too long to sustain the pace that I found a bit lacklustre all too often. Next time, maybe less focus on the already super-served thwhack and pow combat elements and more emphasis on the detective elements for our intrepid sleuth facing a strong baddie.