DetectiveConan is a popular Japanese mystery-comedy anime/manga series that first was published in 1994 and first aired in 1996. This anime tells the story of an 18-year-old detective who gets captured and was forced to drink a toxic poison. Instead of killing the detective, he turns back into a 7-year-old boy. Soon, the detective calls himself "Conan" to hide his identity and gets Trailer& Sinopsis. DETECTIVE CONAN: THE BRIDE OF HALLOWEEN Official Indonesia Trailer. Shibuya, Tokyo, ramai disaaat Halloween. Sebuah pernikahan sedang diadakan di Shibuya Hikarie, di mana Detektif Miwako Sato dari Departemen Kepolisian Metropolitan mengenakan gaun pengantin. Sementara Conan dan tamu undangan lainnya sedang menghadiri Theeighth issue of this year's Weekly Shonen Sunday revealed the first art from the 20th Detective Conan movie titled "Detective Conan: Pitch Black Nightmare". The website revealed how the film's story will start: On a dark night, the Japanese police is raided by a spy. Different countries' intelligence agencies—such as England's MI6 0404-2022 - Khám phá bảng của Akiko 小狐狸"Detective Conan" trên Pinterest. Xem thêm ý tưởng về anime, gun gale online, baker street. DetectiveConan Movie 25 - The Bride of Halloween I Official Trailer I 2022. ACM Entertainment. Follow. A Japanese animated mystery movie directed by Susumu Mitsunaka. It is the twenty-fifth installment of the Case Closed film series based on the manga series of the same name by Gosho Aoyama. Theseries has been on a roll lately, and the upcoming film has a surprising plot to reveal. Rei Furuya fans will be pleased to know that the film will focus on him as one of the main characters. An ill-fated popular character will be the movie's protagonist! The 25th Detective Conan movie has already been decided, and it will be released in . Home Movie Reviews A milestone entry for the franchise, Case Closed The Darkest Nightmare paints Conan's core villains an even deeper shade of black. Case Closed The Darkest Nightmare is a landmark entry in one of Japan's favorite detective franchises - the 20th Detective Conan film. First released in 2016, the movie was an instant box office hit and until the next film in the series came along Case Closed The Crimson Love Letter it was the highest-grossing in its history. After four years of waiting, the film is finally available now across various digital platforms with an English dub courtesy of Bang Zoom! Entertainment. Knowing that the pint-sized sleuth's oldest adversary, the Black Organization, are involved - their third appearance in the feature-length spinoffs - explains some of The Darkest Nightmare's appeal; however, even viewers who might not have any context for the nefarious group's history with Conan can still get a kick out of its espionage hijinks. Like other Detective Conan films, The Darkest Nightmare begins with a cold open before reminding viewers of Conan's backstory and detailing some of the story's principal players, and it's by far one of the series' best. The high-speed chase followed by a shoot-out on a bridge is ripped right out of a stellar Jame Bond setpiece, culminating in a piercing scream from the mysterious woman involved as she rescues herself from a would-be watery grave. It's a fantastic hook, right off the bat. This woman, known as Curaçao, bumps into Conan, the famed boy detective, his less-able kiddy crew, the Detective Boys, and Ai Haibara, another shrinking victim like Conan, at the floating fairground she washed up in the next day. With no memories and only a pair of "odd eyes" and a strange, multi-colored collection of slides to identify her, Conan and the group vow to help her regain her identity. Conan swiftly ropes in his close friend and love interest, Ran Mori, her hapless father, Kogoro Mori of the Tokyo police, and Dr. Agasa - one of the few people who knows Conan's true identity - to assist on the case. Little does he know that Curaçao has direct ties to the Black Organization, the criminal group responsible for turning him into the child-like form he's stuck in. What follows is something of a Girl Born Yesterday story mashed-up with a typical spy thriller. While this isn't particularly original, where The Darkest Nightmare excels is by not being afraid to lean into both these elements as much as possible Curaçao is suitably mysterious as a deadly but beautiful woman who, through amnesia, regains some lost humanity - if only briefly. The thriller aspect, meanwhile, delivers in spades from half-hidden figures meeting in empty warehouses to a particularly well-animated fight between competing agents on top of a Ferris wheel; both of whom naturally set aside their differences and work with Conan to stop the real bad guys. The animation, produced by TMS/V1, is excellent throughout, in fact, with gorgeous attention to detail paid to the film's color palette in particular - a significant feature of the plot. As its title demands of it, The Darkest Nightmare also delivers on coloring the Black Organization in the deepest shade of evil that a family-oriented feature could allow. Come the finale, the carnage is almost too grand to be taken entirely seriously. Then again, we are dealing with a world in which people can be shrunk by poison, and "Vodka" is a totally serious codename. Where the film falls down, unfortunately, is through some of its vocal performances. Though the English dub cast mostly does an impeccable job, the voices for the trio of Detective Boys do get grating quite quickly. Voicing children is always a tricky task without casting actual children for the roles, and while it doesn't spoil the movie, some adult viewers might be glad when the third act rolls around and the kids are largely relegated to being silent hostages. Full of thrills and unexpectedly dark turns, though it's one of the latest in a long line of Detective Conan movies, Case Closed The Darkest Nightmare is a great litmus test for anyone looking to make an inroad into the franchise. Case Closed The Darkest Nightmare is available now to buy from iTunes, Google Play, the Microsoft Store and YouTube. KEEP READING A Spy X Family Anime Could Bring A Whole New Audience To Shonen

detective conan movie 20 review