Case closed, one truth prevails. Season three [videorecording] / produced by TMS Entertainment Ltd. ; producers, Michihiko Suwa & Masahito Yoshioka ; directed by Kenji Kodama. English language version: FUNimation Productions, Ltd. ; producers, Carly Hunter, Justin Cook.
Title from container. Based on the comic books created by Gosho Aoyama. Originally broadcast on Japanese television as individual episodes. Contains all 27 (53-79) episodes from the third season. Special features: Character spotlight (Richard Moore); Conan's gadgets (Wristwatch stun gun); trailers.
Contents:
Episode 59: Episode 53: Footsteps of the hero, part 1. Episode 54: The Mist Goblin murder, part 2 -- Episode 55: Weapon of choice -- Episode 56: Game gone bad -- Episode 57: Train trick -- Episode 58: The sunfish murder -- Episode 59: Footsteps of the hero, part 1. Episode 66: Episode 60: The three fingerprints. Episode 61: Shopping can be murder -- Episode 62: Illustrated murder -- Episode 63: Ghost ship murder, part 1 -- Episode 64: Ghost ship murder, part 2 -- Episode 65: Gomera! -- Episode 66: The three fingerprints. Episode 73: Episode 67: The stalker. Episode 68: Moonless murder mystery -- Episode 69: Death of a diva -- Episode 70: Knight Baron mystery, part 1 -- Episode 71: Knight Baron mystery, part 2 -- Episode 72: Knight Baron mystery, part 3 -- Episode 73: The stalker. Episode 79: Episode 74: Phantom Thief 1412, part 2. Episode 75: The ship wreck murder -- Episode 76: Jinnai, King of Death -- Episode 77: Murder and Mahjong -- Episode 78: Phantom Thief 1412, part 1 -- Episode 79: Phantom Thief 1412, part 2.
Summary:
The criminal mind is a twisted one and Jimmy Kudo knows the shady corridors of humanity like no other detective in the business. He's put more scum behind bars than just about anyone on the beat and his skills have earned him plenty of enemies. Instead of ending up in a shallow grave like the bad guys want, Jimmy wakes up to find himself turned back into a kid. Utilizing this new persona, along with the latest crime-fighting gadgetry, he tracks down his assailants as boy detective Conan Edogawa.
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