To protect himself and the people around him, Conan hides his identity and lives in the home of his childhood friend Mi-ran and her father, a famous detective. Two storylines flow together: he solves difficult cases in place of the famous detective, who is poor at deduction, while digging into the reality of the Black Organization that turned him into a child. Because solving the case at hand overlaps with the long-running pursuit of the organization, it is a structure in which you can watch casually and still not lose the main thread.
A 2025 work, it is available with a subscription on Wavve. As it is the dubbed version, an advantage is that you can keep your eyes on the screen holding the clues and follow the deduction without reading subtitles. As Conan's plight of trying not to be found out overlaps with the situation of having to hide the truth next to the people closest to him, an odd tension continues along with the satisfaction of solving cases.
What to watch for
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The dual structure of solving cases in a child's body in place of an adult detective is the core fun of the work.
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The big storyline of digging into the reality of the Black Organization runs beyond the individual cases.
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The situation of having to live in childhood friend Mi-ran's home while hiding his identity adds tension even to everyday scenes.
This work suits those who want to comfortably enjoy a mystery in their own language without subtitles.