Detective Conan 27th Anime Feature Film Releases Main Visual

The official website for the Detective Conan/Case Closed anime film series released a main visual for the series' 27th film, titled Detective Conan: The Million Dollar Signpost , today on February 1. The visual features the film's main characters, including Kaito Kid with a fearless smile on his face. The tagline reads: "The Truth about Kid is finally revealed—" The site confirmed that "a certain secret" about Kaito Kid, which has not yet been revealed in the original manga, is depicted in the film. RELATED: Detective Conan 27th Anime Feature Film Releases New Trailers, Visual The site also announced that no preview screenings are planned before the release because "the invitations and film for the preview were stolen by Kaito Kid." The Detective Conan Production Committee apologized in the statement: "In response to this situation, the committee discussed how to respond. However, we have come to the conclusion that the 'truth' to be revealed this time is so great that we want everyone in Japan to experience it at the same time without any spoilers, and have decided not to hold any preview screenings of the film before its release. We apologize to all those looking forward to the previews every year." As an alternative, a "Special Fan Meeting" with the voice cast members will be held. Details of the event will be announced on the film's official website and channels as they become available. Detective Conan: The Million Dollar Signpost is scheduled to release in Japan on April 12, 2024. Chika Nagaoka, who worked on the 23rd film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire (2019), and the 24th film, The Scarlet Bullet (2021), again serves as director on a screenplay by Takahiro Okura, who worked on the 21st film, The Crimson Love Letter (2017), the 23rd film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire , and the 25th film, The Bride of Halloween (2022). Source : "Detective Conan" anime film official website / Twitter ©2024 Gosho Aoyama/Detective Conan Production Committee

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