It has been announced that the latest movie version of the popular anime " Detective Conan ," based on the manga by Gosho Aoyama , " Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback of the One-Eyed," will be screened with audio commentary from June 6th. This will be the first time that a movie version of "Detective Conan" will be screened with audio commentary.
The audio commentary screening will feature six amazing voice actors, including Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa, Yamazaki Wakana as Ran Mouri, Koyama Rikiya as Kogoro Mouri, Takada Yuji as Assistant Yamato Kansuke, Show Hayami as Takaaki Morofushi, and Ami Koshimizu as Yui Uehara. They will talk about behind-the-scenes stories of the dubbing that they can only share now, and episodes from their visit to Nagano Prefecture for the stage greeting. You can enjoy the audio commentary screening by downloading the smartphone app "HELLO! MOVIE" in advance.
"One-Eyed Flashback" is set in the snowy mountains of Nagano Prefecture, and depicts the "sleeping memory" that connects two seemingly unrelated people, Kogoro, who is asleep, and Yamato Gansuke, a Nagano Prefectural Police officer. While Gansuke is chasing a "certain man" in the snowy mountains, a bullet grazes his left eye and he is caught in an avalanche. Ten months later, Gansuke miraculously survives and receives a report that a researcher at Nobeyama Observatory has been attacked by someone, and rushes to the scene, but as soon as the observatory's parabolic antenna starts moving, his one-eyed left eye suddenly begins to tingle. Kogoro and Conan have arranged to meet a former colleague from the Metropolitan Police Department who is investigating an avalanche accident, and on their way to the meeting place, a gunshot rings out. The film was released on April 18th, and has been a huge hit, grossing 12.8 billion yen and attracting over 8.84 million viewers in 38 days.
"Detective Conan" is a manga that depicts Conan Edogawa solving difficult cases one after another, and began serialization in "Weekly Shonen Sunday" (Shogakukan) in 1994. A TV anime series has been broadcast since 1996. The total number of comics published is over 270 million.
