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Twenty Nine Detective Conan Movies Tier List

Rank 29 Detective Conan movie entries by mystery construction, suspense, character moments, action set pieces, emotional impact, animation, soundtrack, and rewatch value across Conan Edogawa’s feature-length cases.

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Build your personal ranking of 29 Detective Conan movies, from The Time-Bombed Skyscraper through Highway no Datenshi. Compare how effectively each entry handles its central mystery, supporting cast, villains, emotional stakes, comedy, action, visual spectacle, and musical score. Place lasting favorites near the top, enjoyable but flawed cases in the middle, and the least memorable adventures at the bottom.

Editorial review: 2026-09-07

  1. Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway

    A mysterious black motorcycle disrupts Conan’s trip to a Yokohama motorcycle festival and escapes traffic officer Chihaya Hagiwara after a fierce chase. Its resemblance to the advanced police bike Angel earns it the name Lucifer, drawing Chihaya into a case connected with memories of Kenji Hagiwara and Jinpei Matsuda. Rank it for motorcycle action, speed, and Chihaya’s character focus.

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  2. Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback

    A researcher’s assault at a Nagano observatory reawakens pain and memories tied to Kansuke Yamato’s avalanche injury. When Kogoro’s former police colleague is killed before sharing evidence, Kogoro and Conan pursue the connection into the snowy mountains. This entry stands out for giving Kogoro an unusually active role, foregrounding the Nagano police trio, and emphasizing investigation over spectacle.

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  3. Detective Conan: The Million-dollar Pentagram

    A Kaito Kid notice targeting a Japanese sword brings Conan and Heiji Hattori to Hakodate, where a murder and rumors of a hidden wartime weapon expand the case into a citywide treasure hunt. Heiji’s attempts to confess to Kazuha add romantic comedy between confrontations. Rank it for its energetic ensemble, historical clues, Kid rivalry, and strong use of Hakodate landmarks.

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  4. Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine

    Conan infiltrates the Pacific Buoy, an offshore surveillance facility near Hachijo-jima, after an engineer is abducted during a major technology demonstration. The case quickly draws Ai Haibara into direct danger from the Black Organization. Its ranking strengths include sustained underwater tension, consequential franchise connections, Haibara’s central role, and a thriller structure that steadily escalates toward maritime action.

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  5. Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween

    Set amid Halloween festivities in Shibuya, this police-centered mystery links an attack at Sato and Takagi’s wedding to a serial bomber from the past. Conan works with Rei Furuya while the story revisits the bonds and losses of the Police Academy group. Rank it for its emotional character focus, urban suspense, and large-scale explosive climax.

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  6. Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet

    Corporate kidnappings surrounding Tokyo’s World Sports Games echo incidents from fifteen years earlier, drawing Conan and Shuichi Akai toward the Hyper Linear Liner’s inaugural run. Masumi Sera, Mary, and Shukichi Haneda bring the wider Akai family into the case. Rank it for family dynamics, high-speed action, conspiracy plotting, sniper sequences, and the physics-stretching train climax.

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  7. Detective Conan: The Fist of Blue Sapphire

    Phantom Thief Kid secretly transports Conan to Singapore and forces him to adopt the identity Arthur Hirai while pursuing the legendary Fist of Blue Sapphire. A Marina Bay murder and Makoto Kyogoku’s karate tournament expand the conspiracy. Rank this international adventure for its Singapore setting, Conan–Kid partnership, Makoto’s combat scenes, romantic subplots, and large-scale destructive spectacle.

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  8. Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer

    An explosion at the Edge of Ocean summit venue leads to Kogoro Mori’s arrest after evidence implicates him. Conan challenges Toru Amuro while navigating Public Security secrecy, digital manipulation, and competing definitions of justice. This politically tinged techno-thriller stands apart from traditional culprit mysteries; rank it for ideological conflict, procedural complexity, Amuro’s characterization, and its escalating orbital-crisis finale.

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  9. Detective Conan: The Crimson Love Letter

    A bombing threat and the murder of a competitive karuta champion draw Conan and Heiji Hattori into a case shaped by classical poetry and personal history. Meanwhile, Momiji Ooka’s claim that she is Heiji’s future bride intensifies Kazuha’s romantic rivalry. Rank it for its Kansai atmosphere, cultural identity, Heiji–Kazuha development, mystery construction, and action-romance balance.

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  10. Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare

    After a spy steals classified intelligence, Conan meets an amnesiac woman with differently colored eyes at an aquarium. Her lost memories connect the FBI, Japanese Public Security, and the Black Organization, placing Shuichi Akai and Toru Amuro on a collision course. Rank this action-heavy installment for its espionage tension, major-character confrontations, emotional stakes, and spectacular amusement-park finale.

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  11. Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Inferno

    A newly rediscovered Van Gogh “Sunflowers” painting is acquired for an ambitious exhibition, only for Phantom Thief Kid to behave with alarming aggression around the collection. The movie blends art-history intrigue, elaborate security measures, aerial danger, and disaster spectacle. Rank it according to Kid’s presence, visual set pieces, the painting-centered mystery, and whether its action supports a convincing solution.

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  12. Detective Conan: Dimensional Sniper

    A seemingly impossible long-range shooting at Bell Tree Tower launches Conan and Masumi Sera into a pursuit involving additional sniper attacks, the FBI, and links to former military personnel. Compared with more enclosed Conan mysteries, this film emphasizes urban pursuit and ballistic spectacle. Rank it by suspense, action choreography, Sera’s role, and the investigation’s layered revenge plot.

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  13. Detective Conan: Private Eye in the Distant Sea

    Conan’s tour aboard a military destroyer becomes a confined maritime mystery when explosives and an unidentified threat place the vessel at risk. Espionage, naval technology, and a race to protect both the passengers and national security distinguish this entry. Rank it for its unusual setting, sustained urgency, military atmosphere, and emotionally charged rescue climax.

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  14. Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker

    A soccer match becomes a deadly puzzle when Conan learns that a bomb is hidden somewhere in the stadium. Football imagery and rules shape both the mystery and its action set pieces, giving this entry a clear sporting identity. Rank it highly for energetic pacing, stadium-scale danger, soccer-focused clues, and Conan’s athletic heroics rather than intricate locked-room deduction.

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  15. Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence

    After Tokyo’s governor receives a threat, Conan prevents casualties from an explosion on a newly opened subway line. His investigation leads to a remote, snow-covered mountain community where another disaster looms. The film stands apart through its wintry scenery, avalanche-scale action, childhood secrets, and survival suspense, making it ideal for viewers who favor environmental spectacle over urban crime drama.

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  16. Detective Conan: The Lost Ship in the Sky

    Kaito Kid targets the Lady Sky jewel aboard a massive airship, but the planned contest with Conan is disrupted when bioterrorists hijack the vessel. The airborne setting supports action, comedy, deception, and shifting alliances between familiar rivals. Rank it highly if you enjoy Kid’s charisma, large-scale spectacle, confined-location peril, and a lighter adventurous tone amid serious stakes.

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  17. Detective Conan: The Raven Chaser

    A series of murders reveals a connection to the Black Organization, drawing Conan toward the criminals responsible for shrinking him. The case therefore threatens both the victims and his concealed identity as Shinichi Kudo. This is a strong ranking choice for fans who prioritize main-story antagonists, darker tension, police-scale investigation, and direct personal danger to Conan.

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  18. Detective Conan: Full Score of Fear

    A concert featuring a Stradivarius violin and a singer with perfect pitch becomes linked to four successive murders targeting musicians. Musical knowledge is woven directly into the clues, dangers, and solutions rather than serving as decoration. Rank this entry highly for its refined concert-hall atmosphere, sound-based puzzles, distinctive guest heroine, and comparatively methodical mystery structure.

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  19. Detective Conan: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure

    Conan and his companions visit a tropical island associated with the lost treasure of pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Suspicious treasure hunters and a sudden death transform the vacation into an island investigation. Compared with darker franchise entries, this film emphasizes treasure-map puzzles, diving hazards, pirate lore, and the partnership between Ran and Sonoko.

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  20. Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem

    A mysterious client identifies Conan as Shinichi Kudo and forces him to solve a case within twelve hours. Explosive wristbands place his friends in immediate danger, turning the investigation into a strict race against time. This anniversary film is especially suitable for viewers who favor high-pressure deduction, a broad detective ensemble, and constant personal stakes.

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  21. Detective Conan: Strategy Above the Depths

    Set primarily aboard a luxury cruise ship, this maritime mystery combines present-day murders with the shadow of an earlier nautical disaster. Its enclosed setting, layered culprit strategy, and unusually substantial deductive role for Kogoro distinguish it from more action-driven Conan films. Rank it highly if you value classic investigation, misdirection, and character-focused suspense.

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  22. Detective Conan: Magician of the Silver Sky

    Kaito Kid announces plans to steal a famous actress’s star sapphire, drawing Conan into a confrontation that continues aboard a passenger aircraft. A murder leaves the flight in escalating danger and forces the characters to handle an airborne emergency. Rank it for Kid-versus-Conan interplay, the dramatic shift from theft mystery to aviation thriller, sustained tension, and Ran’s prominent role in the climax.

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  23. Detective Conan: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital

    A stolen Buddha statue and a series of crimes bring Conan to Kyoto, where he joins Heiji Hattori in tracing clues through the ancient capital. Heiji’s memories of his first love add romance to the partnership-driven mystery. Rank it for Kyoto atmosphere, Conan–Heiji teamwork, traditional imagery, sword-action sequences, and the way its riddles use local geography and culture.

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  24. Detective Conan: The Phantom of Baker Street

    Conan and the children enter an advanced virtual-reality game modeled on Victorian London, where failure carries deadly real-world consequences. The simulated mystery invokes Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper, while an outside murder unfolds around the game’s launch. Rank it for its distinctive setting, science-fiction premise, social themes, survival-game structure, and unusually ambitious departure from the series’ normal formula.

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  25. Detective Conan: Countdown to Heaven

    Murders inside twin high-tech towers draw Conan toward a possible Black Organization connection before explosives transform the investigation into a mass-evacuation crisis. Haibara receives substantial attention, while the Detective Boys participate in one of the early films’ biggest action climaxes. Rank it for organization-related tension, ensemble use, skyscraper spectacle, and its effective merger of mystery with disaster filmmaking.

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  26. Detective Conan: Captured in Her Eyes

    After witnessing a police-related shooting, Ran develops amnesia and becomes the killer’s next target. Conan must investigate while protecting someone who no longer remembers Shinichi or their shared history. Rank this entry for its personal stakes, police-centered suspect pool, suspenseful pursuit sequences, and unusually direct exploration of whether Ran’s feelings can survive the loss of memory.

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  27. Detective Conan: The Last Wizard of the Century

    Conan confronts Kaito Kid over a Russian imperial Easter egg, only for the attempted theft to expand into a murder mystery tied to the Romanov legacy. The film blends historical treasure hunting, mechanical secrets, and castle atmosphere with a major identity-related climax. Rank it for Kid’s involvement, layered adventure plotting, visual mood, and franchise-significant character moments.

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  28. Detective Conan: The Fourteenth Target

    A sequence of attacks follows a playing-card countdown and targets people connected to Kogoro Mouri. The mystery also revisits the painful separation of Ran’s parents, giving the case stronger family drama than many early films. Rank it for its clue pattern, underwater-set tension, Kogoro focus, and balance between deduction, revenge plotting, and emotional backstory.

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  29. Detective Conan: The Time-Bombed Skyscraper

    The franchise’s first theatrical film centers on a bomber who traps Ran inside a skyscraper shortly before Shinichi’s birthday. Conan must guide her by phone while concealing his identity, making the climax unusually dependent on trust and communication. Rank it for its compact ticking-clock structure, foundational Shinichi–Ran emotion, and comparatively grounded disaster suspense.

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