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After pulling off a casino heist, Arsène Lupin III finds that the money he stole is actually "Gothic Bills"—extremely well-made counterfeit notes that are impossible to tell apart from real currency. With his partner Daisuke Jigen, Lupin travels to the small country of Cagliostro to find out where the fake money came from. When they get there, they jump into a car chase and rescue Clarisse d' Cagliostro, the daughter of the late Duke d' Cagliostro, who is running from Count Cagliostro's scheme to take over her family's money by forcing her into marriage. Wanting to help a woman in trouble, Lupin decides to stand by Clarisse. Soon after, Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Kouichi Zenigata all get pulled into the situation, each for their own reasons. As everyone ends up at Cagliostro Castle, Lupin remembers a visit he made there ten years earlier, and the hidden truths about the castle begin to come out.

Hard-boiled, cocky, classy and silly. These words only begin to describe the amazing master thief Lupin the Third. With the help of some quick gunplay by his partner Jigen, Lupin takes on the world in elaborate heists, classic car chases, and nasty explosions. Fujiko, a buxom redhead with a penchant for betrayal, always gets tangled up in Lupin's capers. The stoic but swift swordsman Goemon is just as inclined to kill Lupin as he is to help him. And Lupin can never seem to lose the relentless Tokyo Police Inspector Zenigata. What sort of trouble will this band of misfits get into next?

Wu Liuqi, together with his companions Dabao and Xiaofei, sets out on a trip to the Xuanwu Kingdom in order to safeguard the inhabitants of Xiaoji Island and preserve their tranquil way of life. Their goal includes revealing the mysteries connected to Wu Liuqi's past and discovering a method to rescue their island. The road forward is packed with additional puzzles and exciting escapades.

In "Case Closed Movie 01: The Time Bombed Skyscraper," Conan Edogawa is put in a difficult position when Ran Mouri requests that Shinichi Kudou accompany her to a movie. Conan struggles to come up with a believable excuse to decline. But on the day of their planned outing, a critical situation unfolds: a large quantity of plastic explosives has been stolen, and the thief directly challenges Shinichi to locate and defuse the bombs planted throughout the city. With time rapidly diminishing, Conan is forced into a frantic race to prevent the city's destruction while simultaneously uncovering the criminal's identity and grasping the motive behind the threat aimed at Shinichi.

In this installment, Lupin takes center stage against the backdrop of Italy and San Marino. Following its geographical theme, the anime made its debut in Italy prior to airing in Japan. Fans of Lupin III will notice a change in his attire, as he now sports a blue jacket, differing from his previous ensembles including green (from the first series and certain OVAs), red (featured in the second series, most films, and TV specials), and pink (from the third series).

In "The Last Wizard of the Century," Kaitou Kid sets his target on the prized Russian Imperial Easter Egg, issuing a challenge to the police with a specific date, time, and location. The Osaka police mobilize to thwart his plan, but they are not the only ones pursuing the jewel-encrusted treasure; Conan Edogawa, Heiji Hattori, and other rivals are also in the hunt. As the race for the egg intensifies, a string of murders targets those involved, uncovering the dark history of the Romanov Dynasty. Amidst these sinister occurrences, Conan is tasked with solving the murders, apprehending Kaitou Kid, safeguarding his friends, and maintaining the secrecy of his true identity.

Ran experiences a nightmare about her mother's death, which leads her to gradually recall the true events involving herself, her mother, and her father from a decade earlier. Meanwhile, a series of attacks occur, leaving people injured by an unknown culprit. Conan quickly deduces that all the victims have a connection to Mouri and share a numeric element in their names corresponding to playing cards, with the attacks following a sequence from king down to ace. The police conclude that a vengeful card dealer recently released from prison, who holds a grudge against Mouri, is responsible. However, as the attacks escalate from injuries to murders and the race to predict the next targets intensifies, Conan uncovers a far different truth while also learning the full story behind the incident from ten years ago.

In "Case Closed Movie 05: Countdown to Heaven," Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and Professor Hiroshi Agasa head to the Nishitamashi Twin Towers. There they encounter Ran Mouri, her friend Sonoko Suzuki, and Ran's father Kogorou, who are attending the towers' grand opening ceremony. The group decides to take part in an exclusive tour of the building. During the opening preparations, three violent murders occur, apparently connected to a mysterious Porsche 356A. As Conan and the others probe the incidents, an explosion erupts inside the towers, sparking a fast-spreading fire that endangers everyone. Police rush to evacuate the building, but when the elevator breaks down and traps Conan and his companions, they must struggle to protect those around them. With time dwindling, they race against the clock to solve the case and apprehend the culprits.

On a stormy afternoon, the Detective Boys witness a murder occurring across the street, but they are trapped by traffic as the culprit flees, leaving Conan Edogawa with only a partial clue from a mortally wounded detective. Several days later, another detective is found dead in a parking lot, causing panic within the police force. Suspicion grows that one of their own may be the perpetrator, and officers without alibis face intense scrutiny. Despite increased caution, the killer strikes again, this time nearly capturing Ran Mouri. Ran awakens in the hospital with retrograde amnesia, unable to recall her past. After her release, she struggles with the fear that she may not recover her memories before the killer targets her again based on what she might have seen. Although she is protected by friends and family, it falls to Conan to solve the mystery and expose the murderer's true identity before another attack occurs.

In "Detective Conan Movie 08: Magician of the Silver Sky," famous actress Juri Maki hires detective Kogorou Mouri to safeguard the Star Sapphire, a legendary gem symbolizing faith, fate, and hope, which has been targeted by the elusive thief Kaitou Kid. After interpreting what he believes is Kid's clue, Kogorou travels to a newly built space theater where Juri is performing in Josephine, aiming to catch the thief. The following day, Conan and his friends are invited to Juri's vacation home to celebrate the play's success and the foiled robbery attempt. However, their celebration is abruptly interrupted by a shocking murder that occurs during the flight to the destination. Although the killing was unintentional, it triggers a series of events leading to a crisis. Conan and Kid, despite their history as adversaries, must work together to save their friends and the other passengers on the aircraft.

After receiving a puzzling invitation, Kogorou Mouri heads to the Miracle Land amusement park alongside his daughter Ran, Conan Edogawa, and the Detective Boys. Upon arrival, a mysterious stranger assigns Kogorou and Conan the task of solving an unsolved case. The invitations turn out to be a carefully crafted trap, giving the duo only 12 hours to crack the case or face serious consequences. With assistance from familiar allies such as Heiji Hattori, Kaitou Kid, and even Saguru Hakuba, the group of detectives must piece together the clues surrounding the case to identify the culprit and bring them to justice before time runs out.

Under cover of darkness, a masked samurai murders five members of the Genjibotaru, a band of Buddhist statue thieves active across different parts of Japan—three in Tokyo, one in Osaka, and the last in Kyoto. The police find no clear motive or leads to the remaining gang members. Meanwhile, a Kyoto temple approaches the famous detective Kogorou Mouri for help after receiving a mysterious letter containing a perplexing riddle. The temple seeks his assistance in deciphering the riddle and recovering a lost statue. Conan Edogawa and Heiji Hattori, a high school detective, team up to decode the enigma and hunt down the killer. As they delve into the case, Hattori also searches for his childhood sweetheart. Using Hattori’s local knowledge of Kyoto, the duo investigates the city and gradually uncovers the truth. However, the murderer strikes again, eliminating another Genjibotaru member and making several attempts on Hattori’s life. Eventually, the assailant kidnaps Hattori’s childhood love. Only by pooling their efforts to reveal hidden truths can Conan and Hattori put a stop to the samurai’s violent spree and save Hattori’s beloved.

Fifteen years ago, a cruise ship vanished after striking an iceberg in the Pacific. Recently, ship engineer Hideto Yashiro died in a car crash, and a link between these incidents emerges on the luxury liner St. Aphrodite during its maiden voyage. Kogorou Mouri, his daughter Ran, Conan Edogawa, and the Detective Boys join Sonoko Suzuki’s family trip aboard, but a game of hide-and-seek causes Sonoko to disappear. Soon after, the CEO of the Yashiro Group, which built the St. Aphrodite, is found dead from stab wounds, and her father goes missing. As police struggle to advance, Conan investigates deeper and uncovers the truth. The culprit, determined to avoid capture, threatens to sink the St. Aphrodite, endangering everyone. With water flooding the hull, the motive behind the vengeful killings is revealed. Trapped without escape, Conan and Kogorou confront the elusive murderer before the ship sinks into the ocean depths.

During the inauguration of Tokyo's new Touto subway line, a bombing occurs, injuring the city's governor who was on board the train. Thanks to Conan Edogawa's quick actions, the governor and other passengers are saved. Driven by curiosity about the bombing, Conan investigates the governor's political history and discovers that the governor was involved in demolishing a village in Niigata for the construction of the Kitanosawa Dam. Believing the bombing is linked to this past event, Conan, along with Ran Mouri, Kogorou Mouri, Professor Agasa, Sonoko Suzuki, and the Detective Boys, travels to the old village to further investigate. Upon arrival, they meet some of the former villagers. However, another mystery unfolds when one of these individuals is found dead. Conan, now convinced that a more sinister plot is at play, is determined to uncover the truth behind both the bombing and the murder before it's too late.

A string of strange killings connects each victim to a renowned music academy run by a famous pianist. Conan and his friends receive an invitation to the inaugural event of a new concert hall the pianist constructed. The main highlight of the occasion is a concert showcasing the legendary Stradivarius violin, accompanied by a singer celebrated for their flawless sense of pitch.

Set in modern-day France, master thief Arsene Lupin III begins a fresh series of adventures with his loyal companions Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Daisuke Jigen. They come across familiar foes and new opponents, while Inspector Kouichi Zenigata relentlessly pursues them. The group goes after evil organizations, navigating the challenges of cutting-edge technology and facing lingering problems from their history. But this time, Lupin's earlier deeds catch up with him as his hunters use every method available to finally catch him.

During a J. League soccer match at Touto Stadium, Detective Kogorou Mouri receives a phone call warning of a bomb, along with a cryptic clue about its location. Conan Edogawa immediately takes charge to find the explosive and protect the spectators. Using his sharp instincts and deductive skills, Conan locates and disarms the bomb. However, the case becomes more complicated when the culprit threatens another bombing at a major city event. To avert this disaster, Conan must solve another riddle, track down the hidden bomb, and apprehend the criminal before further casualties occur.

Koumi Island, famous for its lush green hills and beautiful coral reefs, has become a popular tourist destination due to the legend of Anne Bonnie and Mary Read. The island's museum, which displays the pirates' cutlass and pistol, has significantly increased its appeal. Renowned detective Kogorou Mouri visits the island with his daughter Ran, her close friend Sonoko Suzuki, the Detective Boys, and Conan Edogawa. A mistake at the hotel causes confusion with their accommodations and unintentionally involves them in the island's treasure hunting craze. As the Detective Boys start their own treasure hunt, Conan stumbles upon a murder case amidst the rough seas. Investigating a lead related to a recent theft, the police soon get involved, creating chaos on Koumi Island. In the midst of the frenzy of treasure seekers and the island's residents competing for Anne and Mary's lost fortune, Conan, Kogorou, and the authorities stay focused on a pursuit far more important than mere riches—they seek justice.

In "Lupin III: The First," the legendary gentleman thief Lupin III embarks on a worldwide adventure alongside his eccentric team. Their mission is to obtain the enigmatic Bresson Diary before a sinister organization can harness its power to revive the Third Reich. Facing dangerous obstacles, thrilling aerial pursuits, and daring prison breakouts, the group showcases the signature humor and striking animation that have established Lupin III as an international phenomenon. This exciting new heist seeks to entertain both longtime followers and newcomers to the franchise.

During naval exercises conducted by the Aegis Destroyer in Maizuru Bay, where a mysterious ship was spotted earlier, Conan Edogawa, along with Ran Mouri, Kogorou Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, and the Detective Boys, are invited as guests. The peaceful atmosphere is broken when a crew member discovers a severed left arm belonging to a lieutenant. Conan investigates and uncovers a plot by a foreign spy who has infiltrated the warship to steal sensitive information that could compromise Japan's defense systems. Working with the maritime police while his companions search for clues on land, Conan races to solve the mystery, identify the spy, and prevent a national crisis.

In "Scissor Seven: Shadow Fate," Wu Liuqi once lived a quiet life on Xiaoji Island, but his past became shrouded by amnesia. The appearance of strangers who knew him set off a series of schemes that endangered the island. Resolved to protect his friends and their home, Wu Liuqi chooses to go back to the Xuanwu Kingdom and face the fate that awaits him.

Sneaky, arrogant, clever, and absurd—these words only scratch the surface of the world's greatest thief, Lupin the Third. Always at his side are the lightning-fast gunslinger Daisuke Jigen and the lethal, honor-driven swordsman Goemon Ishikawa. Beyond the countless dazzling treasures and priceless jewels he chases around the globe, Lupin also sets his sights on the heart of Fujiko Mine, a voluptuous beauty who is as often Lupin's rival as she is his lover. But making off with both the loot and the lady is rarely as straightforward as it appears. The cunning Fujiko is all too happy to snatch the treasure for herself. And the relentless Tokyo Police Inspector Zenigata has moved to Interpol specifically to pursue Lupin and his wandering crew across every border imaginable! So what is an international master criminal to do?

Beloved criminal Lupin III has his sights set on a new score: the crown of the Vespanian royal family. His timing, however, couldn't be worse. The sudden death of the queen and prince of Vespania has thrown the country into disarray, and while that won't hurt the gentleman burglar's efforts, it comes with a small problem... and that problem's name is Conan Edogawa. Throw in a royal case of mistaken identity, along with a shadowy plot born from greed, and it's a stage appropriately set for a clash between the world's greatest thief and the world's greatest detective.

A special episode celebrating the 20th anniversary of the anime series. It recounts how Kudo Shinichi was turned into a child. It begins when Ran misplaces her smartphone. Shinichi vows to get her a new one, but this high school detective is already gaining fame as a consulting detective for the police; when he abruptly departs from her karate competition to expertly crack a murder case involving wealthy socialites, Shinichi will have to take Ran on a special date to make amends. A colorful amusement park awaits—and so does a terrifying murder!