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Moonlight Sonata is awesome for the shock factor; I had a good idea who the killer was I never suspected... well, you know if you've seen the episode. A lot of the "classic" early episodes actually are fairly simple in terms of who did it/why- what makes them memorable are crazy things like a killer hiding heads in his stomach, someone getting decapitated on a roller coaster and the aforementioned trick.

As for the best episodes, this is the umpteenth thread on it, but it never gets old for me.

1. Desperate Revival: Stands above all other DC episodes/arcs, as it sums up all of what makes DC a great show. You have a scary DB adventure case, a great classic whodunit, fun ShinRan tension and then an intense howdunit to finish it. 2. Haido City Hotel&BO (176-178, forget the exact title): Probably the most suspenseful in terms of plot of any DC episode, though the climax of 425 is close. On rewatching, I feel like there are some inconsistencies, but the sense of fear it instills doesn't go away on rewatching. 3. Dark Contact (309-311): Similar to 176-178, great action, albeit with some inconsistencies (apparently, the BO isn't competent enough to bug the room where a crucial meeting is taking place).

4. Diplomat Murder Case (48-49): The audaciousness of the trick used in this episode is awesome. 5. Mystery of the High Sales: Amazing parody of the silliness DC so often revolves around. 6. Old Blue Castle Investigation (136-137): Good DB suspense episode with an awesome finish (also has the murderer with the highest death toll in a DC episode, though not on screen (I think)). 7. Dissonance of the Stradivarius (384-386): Just a great mystery, not much to say other than that. 8. Dracula Villa Murder (89-90): The mystery isn't so great (as one would expect from an AO), but the setting is fantastic and trick itself is quite clever. 9. Historical Actor Murder (101-102): My favorite trick of any DC episode. The howdunit that all howdunits wish they could be as good as. 10. Tottori Spider Mansion Demon (166-168): Grim, fairly complex and depressing as well. Though I must say, I found the "confusion" that led in part to the murders to be funny. 11. Hattori Heiji's Desparate Situation (323-324): Gripping suspense case, also packed with a lot of humor, most of it involving amusing situation irony. 12. Osaka 3 'K's Case: Engrish!

I have to say, I detested the Furinkazan case. It felt like a body count party more than a case; the motive for the killings was more than a little silly, as was the fight at the end.

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"The energies of our system will decay; the glory of the sun will be dimmed, and the earth, tideless and inert, will no longer tolerate the race which has for a moment disturbed its solitude. Man will go down into the pit, and all his thoughts will perish. The uneasy consciousness, which in this obscure corner has for a brief space broken the contented silence of the universe, will be at rest. Matter will know itself no longer. 'Imperishable monuments' and 'immortal deeds,' death itself, and love stronger than death, will be as though they had never been."

When Conan was kidnapped. He needed to figure out how to save his life, how to contact Agasa, how to find them at the hotel, where they were meeting, and how to slip in unnoticed. And he was still outsmarted every step of the way. By his father, of course.

Moonlight Sonata was pretty ridiculous too though.

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Post by sorako on Apr 4, 2006 13:49:09 GMT -5

If you think of "hard case" = "failed case", then it would be everything related to the BO as well as the Kaitou Kid-cases...

(Though if he really *wanted* to, he could catch Kid, I'm pretty sure of that.)

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Post by Mac on Apr 17, 2006 2:20:48 GMT -5

I'm inclined to think Moonlight Sonata for some reason. Certainly it was hardest for me.

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Post by Grey on Apr 17, 2006 11:19:25 GMT -5

That's a really hard question with so many options to choose from. Most of the cases involving KID always puzzled me. Especially that one in volume 30 (forgot the name.)

What is the saddest case of Detective Conan?

He falls off a cliff in episode 869–870..

Gets kidnapped, held hostage and thrown out of a moving car in episode 913–914..

Falls off a bridge in episode 940..

Collapses due to pain from apatoxin and has a fever in OVA 9..

Gets 'amnesia' in the special, The Dissappearence of Edogawa Conan (not aired but available online).

Are Detective Conan cases solvable?

Yes it is possible to solve a case before the Main Character in a show solves it. I have solved more than 15 cases in Detective Conan. The main purpose of my answer to your question is that do not think that it is IMPOSSIBLE to solve a case.

What is the best Detective Conan arc?

Best Episodes / Arcs in Detective Conan?.

Ep 11: The Moonlight Sonata Murder Case..

Ep 34-35 The Mountain Villa Bandaged Man Murder Case..

Episode 188-193: The Desperate Revival arc where we see Shinichi come back purposefully for the first time*.

Ep 304 which has that great scene between Takagi and Conan..

Why did they change Detective Conan to case closed?

Due to legal problems with the name Detective Conan, the English language releases from Funimation and Viz Media were renamed to Case Closed.