Case Closed #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 78 of the Case Closed manga series, titled 'Mystery Train,' collects chapters from the ongoing mystery-solving adventures of teenage detective Jimmy Kudo, who operates under the alias Conan Edogawa. This volume features a storyline centered around a train-based mystery, continuing the long-running series by Gosho Aoyama published by Viz Media.
In "Mystery Train (Departure)," Jirokichi Sebastian turns the rails into a stage for a real-life Agatha Christie-style whodunit, complete with suspects and secrets. As the train hurtles forward, a viral video from Ai’s past draws the Black Organization aboard—intent on silencing Anita before she can speak. Written by Gosho Aoyama and Tetsuichiro Miyaki, with art and inks by Gosho Aoyama, and lettering by Freeman Wong, this Case Closed issue features a cover by Gosho Aoyama.
In "Mystery Train (Departure)," Jirokichi Sebastian stages a real-life recreation of *Murder on the Orient Express*, turning a luxury train into a living puzzle for guests to solve. When a viral video of Ai as an adult draws the Black Organization’s attention, they board the train to eliminate Anita—just as the mystery begins.
In "Mystery Train (First Class)," Conan, Masumi, and Richard race to solve a murder aboard a mysterious train, while Anita senses a growing danger she can't explain—unaware that a new threat is watching from the shadows.
In "Mystery Train (Break)," Conan inches closer to uncovering the truth behind the case, but with Eisuke on watch, he can't rely on Richard as a distraction. Meanwhile, Vermouth draws near to Anita, only to be met by Vivian Kudo, her childhood friend with secrets of her own.
In "Mystery Train (Smoke Trail)" from Case Closed #78, Vivian attempts to stop Sharon from carrying out her plan against Ai, but the moment she intervenes, Sharon sets off the smoke bombs she’d hidden—cutting through the tension and plunging the scene into chaos. As the smoke fills the air, Conan’s crucial revelation is cut short, and Ai is drawn into Sharon’s carefully laid trap.
In "Special Coach," Serena’s tennis camp becomes a sudden stage for mystery when Conan, injured during practice, wakes to find a corpse blocking his recovery apartment. With the camp’s usual routines thrown into disarray, the young detective must piece together clues in a setting where every player has a motive—and no one’s story adds up.
In "Foam," Jirokichi Sebastian stages a high-stakes exhibition of the legendary "Blushing Mermaid" jewel, turning the gallery into a stage for a game of wits and shadows. With the Kaito Kid rumored to be drawn to such treasures, the night unfolds in tense anticipation—where every reflection might hide a thief, and every whisper could be a trap.
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