Case Closed #50

In "The Menacing Mixer," Conan and the Moores stumble upon a tangled blind date involving Takagi and Sato and fellow officers—just as the evening takes a dark turn when one of the participants’ young cousins goes missing. With the investigation kicking off at a party full of suspects and secrets, the case quickly moves beyond a simple disappearance.

In "The Secret Visit," Conan investigates a mystery surrounding a rare Samurai Kid trading card found in a cousin's possession, leading him to question a family friend and two collector neighbors—though the true motive may lie deeper than mere collectibles.

Jo and the rest of the Junior Detective League are caught in a real mystery when a freelance writer arrives to interview them—only to be found dead during the session. With no clear clues and a classroom full of suspects, the teens must use their wits to unravel the truth before the real culprit disappears.

In "A Message From a Murderer," Conan’s sharp deductions from a single answering machine recording lead the police to pinpoint the murder to a narrow three-minute window—yet his unorthodox methods raise eyebrows, especially with Miss Kobayashi, who sees through his act, and the Junior Detective League, who aren’t fooled by his childish facade.

In "Harley's Memory," the enigmatic detective Harley recounts a mysterious encounter over the phone with another mind he claims surpasses even his own—setting the stage for a puzzle that lingers long after the call ends.

In "Scheme of the Snow Spirit," Harley dives into a chilling mystery set atop a snowy mountain, where a film star’s death on a ski lift points to a mythic snow spirit said to punish handsome men. Unbeknownst to him, Jimmy is also on the scene—working the case in secret alongside Rachel, caught in a web of secrets that may not be as supernatural as they seem.