Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Takato Yoichi, son of the late Magician Kingu Reiko, returns home to find a notebook containing his mother's magic tricks.
• He discovers that several of his mother's apprentices in the Fantasy Magic Troupe are performing tricks from the notebook but claim them as their own.
• Takato Yoichi infiltrates the troupe to investigate and overhears a conversation confirming that his mother was murdered, and the troupe members divided her notebook.
• The "Clown" (Sakonji), one of the apprentices, admits to tampering with the ceiling that caused Kingu Reiko's death and is arrested.

Character Developments

• Takato Yoichi: Initially seeking revenge, he decides to let the past go after retrieving his mother's notebook.
• Sakonji (The "Clown"): Admits to his role in Kingu Reiko's death, showing no remorse.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of greed and jealousy in the pursuit of power and knowledge.
• The importance of acknowledging and respecting one's teachers and mentors.

Character Interactions

• Takato Yoichi and Sakonji: Their confrontation leads to Sakonji's arrest.
• Takato Yoichi and the police: He cooperates with them after retrieving his mother's notebook.
• Hashimoto Maya: Observes Takato Yoichi's actions with suspicion and concern about finding a suitable replacement for him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Conan and his friends prepare to leave the hotel after the magic show.
• Conan fears Gin might recognize him as Shinichi and realizes his intelligence.
• Conan is hit by Sonoko, causing him to worry about Gin noticing his unusual behavior.
• Hashimoto Maya laments the escape of the magician he had almost caught.
• Jiang Xia expresses his eagerness to see the "Clown's" next performance.
• Gin evaluates the magic show as "passable" when asked by Jiang Xia.
• The group boards the Silver Meteor train back to Tokyo, with their berths near Officers Takagi and Sato, who are guarding Takato Yoichi.

Character Developments

• Conan becomes more cautious around Gin to avoid revealing his true identity.
• Hashimoto Maya feels frustrated and disappointed about the magician's escape.
• Jiang Xia remains optimistic and looks forward to future magic shows.
• Takato Yoichi assures the group that he will not cause any more trouble and expresses his desire for Kingu Reiko to punish the "Clown."

Significant Themes

• The theme of identity and disguise continues, with Conan trying to hide his true identity from Gin.
• The theme of the magician's escape and the consequences of letting a dangerous person go free is explored through Hashimoto Maya's thoughts.
• The theme of the power of magic and its potential for good or ill is reinforced by Takato Yoichi's actions and Jiang Xia's enthusiasm for the "Clown's" performances.

Character Interactions

• Conan interacts cautiously with Gin, trying to avoid drawing attention to himself.
• Hashimoto Maya and Jiang Xia discuss their feelings about the magic show and the "Clown's" escape.
• Gin and Jiang Xia have a brief, tense interaction, with Gin trying to avoid engaging with Jiang Xia and Jiang Xia trying to engage Gin in conversation.
• Takato Yoichi interacts with the group, assuring them that he will not cause any more trouble and expressing his desire for justice against the "Clown."

Key Plot Points and Events

• Takato Yoichi, the magician, is arrested and makes cryptic threats.
• The Serial Murder case gains media attention.
• A new case involving a skilled magician in Hokkaido is discovered.
• The FBI team suspects Takato Yoichi might be Uzo due to his skills and international background.
• The team decides to investigate Sakonji, the surviving magician from the Serial Murder case, who is set to perform in Tokyo.

Character Developments

• Jodie becomes more convinced that Uzo is involved in the new case and is determined to find evidence.
• Akai Shuichi remains rational and cautious, preferring evidence-based deductions over guesswork.
• James grows more willing to put himself in harm's way to protect Akai Shuichi and gain a better understanding of the case.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of evidence and logical reasoning versus guesswork and intuition.
• The potential for deception and manipulation by Uzo and his organization.
• The public's fascination with and fear of magicians and their tricks.

Character Interactions

• Jodie and Akai Shuichi engage in a debate about whether Takato Yoichi is Uzo, with Jodie's deductions being imaginative yet somewhat plausible, while Akai Shuichi remains skeptical without concrete evidence.
• James offers to take Akai Shuichi's place at Sakonji's performance, showing concern for his colleague's safety and a growing determination to confront Uzo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Sakonji Magic Troupe's performance day arrives.
• Conan spots James, the old man previously taken away by Inspector Megure, at the venue.
• Sakonji, the "Clown," performs his opening act, "Zero-Gravity Rock: Vanishing from the Sky," which involves entering a rock and being reborn from its ashes.

Character Developments

• Suzuki Sonoko shows disdain for Sakonji's use of other magicians' tricks.
• Sakonji reveals his ambition to become a solo magician and build his own fan base.
• Conan is surprised and suspicious about James's quick release from police custody.

Significant Themes

• The ethical implications of using others' work without credit (Sakonji's use of Chikamiya's magic tricks).
• Ambition and its consequences (Sakonji's desire for solo fame).
• Trust and deception (Conan's suspicion of James).

Character Interactions

• Suzuki Sonoko and Conan interact as they enter the venue, with Sonoko teasing Conan about his height.
• Sakonji interacts with the audience, attempting to engage them in his performance.
• Conan, Sonoko, and Ran notice James at the venue, sparking Conan's suspicion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A magic show is in progress, with a Magician (Clown) performing a trick involving a large rock that floats and then explodes into flames.
• The Magician is trapped inside the rock and appears to be in distress, but the audience believes it's part of the act.
• The Magician is revealed to be burned to death, causing the audience to panic.

Character Developments

• Hashimoto Maya, an undercover agent, is seated next to FBI leader James. Both are on guard, suspecting the other's intentions.
• Conan, a young detective, suspects a conspiracy between Maya and James, trying to figure out their plans.
• Suzuki Sonoko and Mouri Ran, high school girls, are watching the show. Sonoko is critical of the Magician's acting, while Ran reflects on their past impulsive behavior.

Significant Themes

• Deception and reality: The Magician's act blurs the line between performance and genuine distress, reflecting the theme of deception and its consequences.
• Trust and suspicion: Maya and James's interactions highlight the theme of trust and suspicion, as they both suspect the other's intentions.

Character Interactions

• Maya and James: They are both aware of each other's presence but keep their interactions subtle, each trying to figure out the other's plans.
• Conan: He observes Maya and James from a distance, trying to uncover their conspiracy.
• Sonoko and Ran: They discuss the Magician's performance, with Sonoko being critical and Ran more reflective.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Takato Yoichi, imprisoned, learns about the Sakonji Magic Show and tries to engage a guard in conversation.
• At the magic show, the magician fails a trick and is severely injured. He later dies.
• Takato Yoichi escapes from prison and encounters a puppet, which gives him a recruitment notice for the Sea Heart Theater.
• The police investigate the magic show incident and suspect the magician may have committed suicide.

Character Developments

• Takato Yoichi: Shows curiosity and interest in the magic show and the Sea Heart Theater recruitment.
• The Puppeteer: Reveals mastery of puppet magic, surpassing Takato Yoichi's skills, and sends him a recruitment notice.
• Jiang Xia: Implies that the magician may have committed suicide, suggesting he might not be involved in this case.

Significant Themes

• The power of magic and its potential dangers.
• The recruitment of Takato Yoichi by the Sea Heart Theater, hinting at future plot developments.
• The possibility of suicide in the magic show incident, challenging the audience's expectations.

Character Interactions

• Takato Yoichi and the Guard: A brief, one-sided conversation where Takato Yoichi tries to engage the guard.
• Takato Yoichi and the Puppet: A silent encounter where the puppet gives Takato Yoichi a recruitment notice.
• Inspector Megure and Jiang Xia: A conversation where Jiang Xia suggests the magician may have committed suicide.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Magician Clown Sakonji dies while performing a risky escape trick, "Zero-Gravity Rock," using phosphorus, which ignites prematurely.
• Inspector Megure initially thinks it's a magic accident but later considers murder due to the unusual circumstances.
• Jiang Xia deduces that the spotlights focused on the phosphorus-covered rock caused the premature ignition.
• Takato Yoichi, who had been arrested, escapes from prison, leaving behind two copies of the Magic Notebook.
• Jiang Xia discovers that the notebook given to Clown contains the deadly trick, while Takato's doesn't, suggesting Kingu Reiko set a trap for her disloyal disciples.

Character Developments

• Jiang Xia demonstrates his deductive skills, solving the case.
• Takato Yoichi's escape adds a new complication to the investigation.
• James, an undercover agent, records the investigation details to send to Akai Shuichi.

Significant Themes

• The deadly consequences of greed and disloyalty, as seen in Kingu Reiko's trap.
• The power of deduction and observation, exemplified by Jiang Xia.
• The hidden dangers in seemingly harmless objects, like the phosphorus-covered rock.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Xia and Inspector Megure work together to solve the case.
• James gathers information secretly to send to his team.
• The staff members discuss and speculate about the murder, with Suzuki Sonoko suggesting a trap set by Kingu Reiko.

Key Plot Points and Events

• James leaves the magic theater and is mistaken for Randy Hawke, a wealthy oil tycoon and circus shareholder, by reporters.
• He is besieged by reporters asking questions about his business and philanthropy.
• Meanwhile, Inspector Megure and his team conclude their investigation at the magic venue.
• Suzuki Sonoko, Hashimoto Maya, and Jiang Xia decide to watch the afternoon circus show after the magic show ends abruptly.

Character Developments

• James is frustrated and desperate as he tries to evade the reporters, revealing his impatience and lack of composure under pressure.
• Inspector Megure shows professionalism and relief upon solving the case.
• Suzuki Sonoko displays sympathy for the besieged Randy Hawke.
• Mouri Ran shows concern for the old man's health.

Significant Themes

• Misidentification and mistaken identity, leading to unexpected consequences.
• The pressure and lack of privacy experienced by public figures.
• The contrast between the glamorous world of the circus and the grim reality of the murder investigation.

Character Interactions

• James interacts with the reporters, trying to convince them of his true identity but failing.
• Suzuki Sonoko, Hashimoto Maya, and Jiang Xia discuss and decide to watch the circus together.
• Mouri Ran expresses concern for the old man's health to Suzuki Sonoko.

Key Plot Points and Events

• James, an FBI agent, is mistaken for Randy Hawke, a wanted criminal, by reporters.
• Conan and Maya suspect James' true identity due to his accent and behavior.
• A high school student, Jiang Xia, helps James escape the reporters by claiming James is not Randy Hawke.
• James reveals his real name as James Black to Conan and Maya.
• Conan questions James about his purpose in Tokyo, and James fabricates a story about collecting circus souvenirs.

Character Developments

• James: Reveals his true name and lies about his purpose in Tokyo to avoid suspicion.
• Conan: Shows curiosity and suspicion towards James, questioning his story.
• Maya: Continues to suspect James' true identity and his connection to the Black Organization.

Significant Themes

• Mistaken identity and its consequences.
• The importance of observation and critical thinking in discerning truth from lies.
• The tension between secrecy and honesty in the context of the Black Organization and the FBI.

Character Interactions

• James and Conan: James tries to avoid suspicion from Conan, while Conan questions James' story.
• James and Maya: Maya remains suspicious of James, while James tries to avoid her scrutiny.
• Jiang Xia and James: Jiang Xia helps James escape the reporters, and James is grateful for his assistance.
• Conan and Jiang Xia: Conan is impressed by Jiang Xia's quick thinking and helpfulness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Conan and his friends plan to return to Tokyo after the magic show.
• Gin, a member of the Black Organization, is present at the hotel, causing Conan anxiety.
• Takato Yoichi, the 'Magician' and murderer, is arrested but warns he won't stop until Jiang Xia is dead.
• Conan, Jiang Xia, and Hashimoto Maya board the Silver Meteor train back to Tokyo, coincidentally sharing a carriage with officers Takagi and Sato, who are guarding Takato Yoichi.

Character Developments

• Conan becomes more cautious around Gin, fearing his true identity might be discovered.
• Takato Yoichi shows remorse for Kingu Reiko's death but remains determined to kill Jiang Xia.
• Hashimoto Maya expresses concern about Takato Yoichi's magical skills and potential escape attempts.

Significant Themes

• The cat-and-mouse game between Conan and the Black Organization, with Gin's presence causing tension.
• The consequences of obsession and revenge, as seen through Takato Yoichi's character.
• The struggle between justice and personal vendettas, as Hashimoto Maya grapples with his duty as a detective and his personal feelings.

Character Interactions

• Conan clings to Jiang Xia's clothes, fearful of Gin's presence.
• Hashimoto Maya tries to secure a favorable position next to Jiang Xia.
• Takato Yoichi reassures Hashimoto Maya that he won't cause any more trouble on the train.
• Suzuki Sonoko expresses her indignation at Takato Yoichi's actions and his inability to confront the 'Clown' directly.
• Jiang Xia attempts to engage Gin in conversation about the magic show but receives a curt response.

Key Plot Points and Events

• James invites Conan, Ran, and Sonoko to an Italian restaurant, planning to use the opportunity to trap Hashimoto Maya.
• James is approached by two fake police officers in a parking lot while renting a car.
• He is taken hostage by the fake police officers, who mistake him for a wealthy individual they intended to kidnap.

Character Developments

• James: Realizes the severity of the situation when threatened with a gun and becomes a hostage.
• Conan: Shows understanding and acceptance of James' collecting behavior, indicating his maturity and adaptability.

Significant Themes

• Mistaken identity: The fake police officers mistake James for someone else, leading to his abduction.
• Trust and deception: The fake police officers deceive James into getting into their car, highlighting the theme of trust and its absence in this situation.

Character Interactions

• Conan and James: Conan separates Ran from James, showing a level of understanding and acceptance of James' behavior. James, in turn, invites Conan and his friends to lunch.
• James and the fake police officers: James' interaction with the fake police officers reveals their aggressive and threatening nature, as well as James' realization of the danger he's in.

Key Plot Points and Events

• James, an elderly man, suddenly falls ill and disappears while with the group.
• The group finds a bloodstained keychain with letters 'P', '&', and 'A' in an alley beside a parking garage, suggesting a distress signal from James.
• James is revealed to be in a fake police car, kidnapped by criminals who mistook him for someone else.

Character Developments

• Conan suspects foul play in James's sudden illness.
• Hashimoto Maya, despite his initial disinterest, becomes more involved in the search for James.
• James, despite being kidnapped, tries to convince his captors of his true identity.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception: James's captors deceive him into their car, while James tries to gain their trust to send a message.
• Appearances vs. reality: James's captors mistake him for someone else based on his appearance.

Character Interactions

• Conan and Jiang Xia work together to investigate James's disappearance.
• Hashimoto Maya initially seems uninterested but later contributes to the search.
• James and his captors interact, with James trying to convince them of his true identity while they mock and threaten him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• James, an FBI agent disguised as Randy Hawke, is kidnapped by mistake.
• The kidnappers realize their error when they hear Randy Hawke on a live radio broadcast.
• James is threatened with a gun and is to be silenced once they reach Gunma mountains.
• James hopes for rescue from Conan, who has a tracking device on him.

Character Developments

• James: Initially confident, he becomes desperate and hopes for rescue when faced with the threat of being silenced.
• Conan: Realizes he has a tracking device on James and can potentially rescue him.

Significant Themes

• Mistaken identity leading to dangerous consequences.
• The importance of communication and leaving clues for potential rescuers.

Character Interactions

• James interacts with the kidnappers, trying to convince them they have the wrong person.
• Conan, off-page, realizes he can track James and potentially save him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Conan discovers James' location and sends Jiang Xia a message.
• Officer Sato sets up a checkpoint based on the information, suspecting it might be from an FBI agent.
• Hashimoto Maya drives past the scene, noticed by Sonoko and Conan.
• Miyamoto Yumi, a traffic officer, checks vehicles at the checkpoint, unknowingly letting a fake police car pass.

Character Developments

• Conan shows his detective skills by tracking James' location.
• Jiang Xia acts as a middleman between Conan and the police.
• Hashimoto Maya's suspicious behavior raises questions.
• Miyamoto Yumi is portrayed as diligent but somewhat naive.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception: Conan trusts Jiang Xia to pass on information, while the fake police officers deceive Miyamoto Yumi.
• The consequences of withholding information: Conan's reluctance to reveal his involvement might lead to further complications.

Character Interactions

• Conan and Jiang Xia work together to help the police.
• Conan, Sonoko, and Jiang Xia discuss Hashimoto Maya's strange behavior.
• Officer Sato and Miyamoto Yumi coordinate to set up a checkpoint.
• The fake police officers deceive Miyamoto Yumi, highlighting the danger of trusting strangers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Miyamoto Yumi, a police officer, searches for a foreigner but finds none.
• Akai Shuichi and a team of officers pursue a car carrying a kidnapper and the hostage, James.
• The kidnappers disguise themselves as police officers to escape detection.
• Shuichi is involved in a car accident while pursuing the kidnappers, causing him to lose their trail.

Character Developments

• Miyamoto Yumi demonstrates her dedication and thoroughness in her search but also shows naivety in not recognizing the disguised kidnappers.
• Akai Shuichi shows determination in pursuing the kidnappers but also displays a lack of caution, leading to the car accident.

Significant Themes

• The theme of disguise and deception is highlighted as the kidnappers use a police car to evade suspicion.
• The theme of perseverance is shown through Shuichi's determination to catch the kidnappers despite the setback.

Character Interactions

• Miyamoto Yumi and Akai Shuichi work together to find the kidnappers but are separated due to the accident.
• The kidnappers interact, revealing their confidence and ruthlessness in their plan.
• James, the hostage, remains calm and hopeful despite being held at gunpoint, believing in Shuichi's ability to rescue him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akai Shuichi pursues the kidnappers but is delayed by the driver's apology.
• Miyamoto Yumi's team discusses strategies to intercept the kidnappers.
• Jiang Xia suggests using Hashimoto Maya as a decoy to lure the kidnappers into a trap.
• The kidnappers encounter traffic lights and police cars, increasing their anxiety.
• Hashimoto Maya, acting as a decoy, drives through the city with police cars in pursuit.

Character Developments

• Akai Shuichi shows empathy towards the driver, delaying his pursuit.
• Jiang Xia demonstrates strategic thinking by suggesting the decoy plan.
• Hashimoto Maya feels regret and anxiety about his situation but remains composed.

Significant Themes

• The theme of deception and impersonation is prevalent, with both the kidnappers and Hashimoto Maya pretending to be something they're not.
• The tension and anxiety caused by being pursued by authorities are explored through the kidnappers and Hashimoto Maya.

Character Interactions

• Akai Shuichi and the driver have a brief, empathetic interaction.
• Jiang Xia, Miyamoto Yumi, Takagi, and Sato discuss and plan their strategy to intercept the kidnappers.
• The kidnappers interact, showing their nervousness and anxiety as they try to evade capture.
• Hashimoto Maya interacts with the high school girl he's using as a decoy, feeling regret and anxiety about their situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The kidnappers' car is surrounded by police, leading to a tense standoff.
• James, the hostage, is revealed to be an FBI agent working undercover.
• The kidnappers are apprehended, and James leaves the scene without giving a statement.
• James contacts his colleague, Akai Shuichi, who was also involved in a separate incident.

Character Developments

• James: Revealed to be an FBI agent, showing calmness under pressure.
• Jiang Xia: Demonstrates his detective skills by orchestrating the police ambush.
• Akai Shuichi: Involved in a car accident, possibly related to the kidnapping case.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception: James' undercover status and Akai Shuichi's mysterious involvement.
• Genius vs. genius: Jiang Xia's unexpected role in the case, reminiscent of Sherlock Holmes' tactics.
• Control and manipulation: Uzo's attempt to pit Jiang Xia against the FBI.

Character Interactions

• James and Jiang Xia: James expresses gratitude towards Jiang Xia for his help.
• Akai Shuichi and James: They discuss the car accident and exchange information.
• Officer Sato and Saitama Prefecture officers: Officer Sato gains admirers among her colleagues.
• Conan and Jiang Xia: Conan warns Jiang Xia about the familiarity of the name 'James'.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mrs. Yoshino hits Akai Shuichi's car, but they meet at a café to discuss the accident.
• Mrs. Yoshino reveals she's been having dizzy spells, which her husband, Yoshino Akio, overhears.
• Both Yoshino Akio and Mrs. Yoshino trip over the same concealed steps in the café.
• Akai Shuichi and James discuss the Yoshinos, with Akai Shuichi suspecting Yoshino Akio's indifference towards his wife's safety.

Character Developments

• Mrs. Yoshino: Initially nervous, she becomes more at ease with Akai Shuichi, revealing personal details about her health and job.
• Yoshino Akio: Shows concern for his wife's health but doesn't warn her about the steps, raising suspicion about his true feelings.
• Akai Shuichi: Uses his charm to make Mrs. Yoshino comfortable, gathering information while appearing disinterested in the car accident.
• James: Observes the Yoshinos from afar, noticing the couple's lack of consideration for each other.

Significant Themes

• Appearances vs. reality: The Yoshinos present a loving facade, but their actions reveal underlying issues.
• Manipulation: Akai Shuichi manipulates Mrs. Yoshino to gain information, while an unknown entity (Uzo) may be manipulating the Yoshinos.

Character Interactions

• Akai Shuichi and Mrs. Yoshino: Akai Shuichi subtly probes Mrs. Yoshino for information, while she opens up to him, feeling grateful for his understanding.
• Yoshino Akio and Mrs. Yoshino: Their interaction reveals a lack of consideration and communication between them, hinting at marital problems.
• Akai Shuichi and James: They discuss their observations of the Yoshinos, with Akai Shuichi suggesting Yoshino Akio's involvement in the plot against him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Akai Shuichi and James discuss the possibility of a mole within their FBI squad.
• They suspect Jodie, an English teacher infiltrating Teitan High School, due to her access to their operations and potential manipulation by Uzo.
• Akai Shuichi decides to use his Midori-yama Jiro alias to seek Jiang Xia's help, wanting to evade the mole's surveillance.
• Suzuki Sonoko, Haibara Ai, and Conan Edogawa enter the café where Akai Shuichi and Jiang Xia are discussing the case.

Character Developments

• Akai Shuichi: Recognizes the need to consider a mole within their ranks and seeks Jiang Xia's help to evade surveillance.
• James: Acknowledges the mole's existence and decides to split the team to limit damage.
• Jodie: Suspected as the mole due to her access to operations and potential manipulation by Uzo.
• Jiang Xia: Shows professionalism and cooperation, signaling his Ghosts to intensify their work.

Significant Themes

• Trust and betrayal: The suspicion of Jodie as a mole highlights the theme of trust within the team and the potential for betrayal.
• Manipulation: Uzo's ability to manipulate people's hearts and actions is a central theme.
• Disguise and identity: Akai Shuichi's use of his Midori-yama Jiro alias emphasizes the theme of disguise and the fluidity of identity.

Character Interactions

• Akai Shuichi and James: They discuss the mole's existence and potential identity, showing a level of trust and understanding between them.
• Akai Shuichi and Jiang Xia: They meet to discuss the case, with Jiang Xia showing a friendly and cooperative attitude.
• Suzuki Sonoko, Haibara Ai, and Conan Edogawa: They enter the café, potentially disrupting Akai Shuichi's discussion with Jiang Xia.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Xia meets with clients at a café, including a mysterious man who leaves abruptly.
• Jiang Xia, Conan, Mouri Ran, and Suzuki Sonoko visit Mrs. Yoshino, who mistakes them for her students.
• They learn about Mrs. Yoshino's new house, her husband's work, and her daily routine.

Character Developments

• Jiang Xia: Shows professionalism by investigating Mrs. Yoshino's health issues on behalf of a client.
• Conan: Suspects Mrs. Yoshino's husband might be the outlaw Midori-yama Jiro.
• Mrs. Yoshino: Reveals her financial situation, her husband's work, and her love for driving.

Significant Themes

• Financial Pressure: The Yoshino family's mortgage and Mrs. Yoshino's need to work to pay it off.
• Appearances vs Reality: The beautiful house hides financial struggles, and Mrs. Yoshino's cheerful demeanor belies her husband's absence.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Xia & Conan: Jiang Xia appreciates Conan's investigative instincts, while Conan is suspicious of Mrs. Yoshino's husband.
• Mrs. Yoshino & Students: Mrs. Yoshino mistakes the students for her pupils and is friendly towards them.
• Conan & Suzuki Sonoko: Conan gets flicked on the forehead for wanting to investigate the case.