While Crunchyroll typically hosts the first 123 episodes and then jumps to more recent seasons (episodes 754+), it is the primary legal home for the series in many regions.
For fans of the series' overarching plot, this episode is significant because it features Toru Araile (Shuichi Akai). While many episodes focus solely on the "monster of the week," seeing Akai in his goofy "Araile" persona—pretending to be a clumsy detective while actually being hyper-competent—is a treat. It adds tension, as Conan must navigate the investigation while being watched by one of the smartest allies/enemies in the series.
dressed in an orange blanket, released by a timer and fishing string. 🕵️ Conan’s Deduction
While Crunchyroll typically hosts the first 123 episodes and then jumps to more recent seasons (episodes 754+), it is the primary legal home for the series in many regions.
For fans of the series' overarching plot, this episode is significant because it features Toru Araile (Shuichi Akai). While many episodes focus solely on the "monster of the week," seeing Akai in his goofy "Araile" persona—pretending to be a clumsy detective while actually being hyper-competent—is a treat. It adds tension, as Conan must navigate the investigation while being watched by one of the smartest allies/enemies in the series.
dressed in an orange blanket, released by a timer and fishing string. 🕵️ Conan’s Deduction
