Case Closed #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCase Closed is the long-running manga mystery series by Gosho Aoyama, following Shinichi Kudo, a teenage detective who is shrunk into a child's body and adopts the alias Conan Edogawa while working to uncover the criminal organization responsible. Volume 94 continues the serialized adventures in this extensive ongoing series, collecting the next chapters in Aoyama's intricate web of mysteries and overarching conspiracies. This Viz Media edition presents the content in the publisher's standard English-language format for Western readers.
In "Yo, Hold It!", Conan and the class find themselves in Kyoto when Jimmy stumbles upon a baffling murder scene—blood splattered across the ceiling, a cryptic code on a scrap of paper, and footprints leading away from the crime, all while Conan fights off a lingering cold. Written by Gosho Aoyama, Tetsuichiro Miyaki, and Shaenon K. Garrity, with art and inks by Aoyama, and lettering by Freeman Wong, this case blends suspense and sharp observation in a setting rich with atmosphere. The cover, also by Gosho Aoyama, captures the moment’s tension with a striking, stylized image.
In "Yo, Hold It!", Harley uses his deep understanding of kendo to unravel a murder mystery, outpacing even Conan in the deduction—but their victory is short-lived. When the case concludes, both Harley and Okita are disqualified from their scheduled match for failing to appear, leaving the outcome of their rivalry unresolved.
In "Can't You Figure It Out?" from Case Closed #94 (2025), Masumi keeps a close eye on Conan, searching for any hint that might reveal his true identity, while Conan struggles to focus—his mind distracted by the mystery of Rachel’s hidden intentions. The tension builds as their separate investigations intersect in ways neither fully understands.
In "Anita's Mood," Conan faces a race against time to secure a temporary antidote from Anita so he can join Rachel on their class trip. To earn her trust, he must track down the rare soccer player’s book bag talisman she lost at the train station—no easy task, especially when every clue leads to a new mystery.
In "Find the Charm!" from Case Closed #94 (2025), Conan and his friends follow a crucial clue from a video recorded by Mitch to a secluded beachfront, where the missing charm is believed to be hidden. But as they close in, it becomes clear someone else is already there—watching, waiting, and determined to claim it first.
In "The Scarlet Ceiling," Conan and the class find themselves in Kyoto when Jimmy stumbles upon a chilling murder scene—blood fanned across the ceiling, a cryptic note in hand, and footprints leading away from the spatter. With the cold still lingering and a dangerous antidote in his system, Conan must piece together the clues before the killer strikes again.
In "The Flame-Red Demon," a screenwriter is found dead in a manner eerily mirroring the murder plot of his own upcoming film—a tale of a tengu terrorizing Kyoto. As Conan and the investigation team unravel the connections between the fictional story and the real crime, a sudden twist in Jimmy’s condition begins to interfere with the medical serum they’re relying on.
In "The Auburn Inuyara!" from Case Closed #94 (2025), a quiet neighborhood plunges into chaos as a masked gang in tengu disguises strikes without warning. When another member of the local movie group is found dead in the same eerie, ritualistic manner, the investigation takes a chilling turn.
In "Rust-Colored Traces," Jimmy Kudo finds himself caught between two worlds when Serena sends him a startling photo: Rachel, the actress tied to the mysterious tengu film, meeting with Soshi Okita. The moment he sees it, the weight of the revelation is too much—his body reacts, and he’s suddenly back as Conan.
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