Case Closed #89

In "Murder in a Blind Spot," Conan uses careful observation to guide Masumi and Rei toward uncovering the truth behind a crime, each clue revealing more than meets the eye. As the investigation unfolds, a chance moment leads Masumi to unintentionally reveal a long-buried secret about her family’s past.

In "Lunch at the Department Store," Dr. Agasa treats the Junior Detective League to a meal at a bustling department store restaurant—until the head chef is stabbed, leaving the group with sharply differing accounts of the attacker. With clues scattered among the bustling dining hall and the mystery unfolding in real time, the young detectives must piece together what they saw before the truth slips away.

In "Chiba's Tough Case," a woman approaches Richard with a startling claim: she witnessed an alien spacecraft, and she wants him to prove it. Conan, intrigued by the parallels, begins to wonder if her story might be linked to a cold case Detective Chiba is still investigating—one involving a man's death attributed to a space alien.

In "Unidentified Flying Object," Conan and Richard dive into a baffling case that takes a strange turn when they connect with an online blogger obsessed with alien conspiracies—someone who just so happened to be at the scene the night of the murder. The investigation takes a surreal twist as the line between fringe theories and cold hard clues begins to blur.

In "Mean Old Man," Jo and the kids take on a quiet mystery when Yumi pleads for their help retrieving an envelope left behind by her boyfriend. With the possibility that it might hold a marriage license, the stakes feel suddenly personal—and the search takes an unexpected turn as secrets from the past begin to surface.

In "A True Husband and Wife," Jo finds herself drawn into a mysterious puzzle left behind by a neighbor who’s guarding a long-lost envelope. With only cryptic clues and a test of wit to prove her worth, she must unravel the riddle before the Shoji Champion Shukichi Haneda makes his decision—before she can even learn what the envelope might contain.