Updated May 12, 2024 by testing

Hello there, fellow anime watchers (^-^)/ I see you’ve taken interest in this anime that we’re going to talk about. But before we cut to the chase on the seasons and movies guide, let’s take a brief description of what this anime has in store for you. Since this is probably the first time you’re watching it, Detective Conan is an adventure, comedy, and mystery anime, but in each episode it has more different genres depending on its plot.

Detective Conan is one of those anime that has a classic touch to it, like how One Piece, Sailor Moon, and Dragonball Z has. It’s an old but gold anime that has a lengthy series as it was broadcast way back in 1996. Up to this year 2022 around April 15, another movie of Detective Conan was released, ‘The Bride of Halloween’. You better check it out once you’ve finished the other early seasons and movies of the anime. (p.s. Goodluck with that.)

More importantly this anime was adapted from a manga written by Gosho Aoyoma, the anime was produced by YomiuriTV. It has more than 1000+ episodes in its 31 seasons, with 4 OVAs, 25 movies and 5 Live-action series, 3 spin-off movies, and 1 compilation movie. A manga that has 110 volumes, which is around 1000+ chapters on-going, and lastly the anime has its own TV specials . Now doesn’t that sound exciting? If you have all the time in the world, you should watch it starting by…

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CASED CLOSED: THE COMPLETE WATCH ORDER THAT YOU NEED!

 

DETECTIVE CONAN SERIES LIST

Following Japan’s Release

Season 1 

• Released: January 8, 1997
• 28 episodes (1-28) 
• *In the international release, episodes 11 & 12 were all combined as episode 11, it’s a 1 hour special episode in Japan.*

Season 2 

• Released: August 19, 1996 
• 26 episodes (29-54) 
• *In the international release, episodes 53 & 54 were all combined as episode 52 (1 hour episode) in Japan*Season 3

• Released: April 21, 1997
• 28 episodes (55-82)
• *In the international release, episodes 78 & 79 were all combined as episode 76 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 3

• Released: April 21, 1997
• 28 episodes (55-82)
• *In the international release, episodes 78 & 79 were all combined as episode 76 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 4

• Released: December 1, 1997
• 25 episodes (83-106) 
• *In the international release, episodes 99-102 were all combined as episode 96 (2 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 5

• Released: June 29, 1998 
• 28 episodes (107-134)
• *In the international release, episodes 124 & 125 were all combined as episode 118 (1 hour episode), and episodes 136-139 were all combined as episode 129 (2 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 6

• Released: February 15, 1999 
• 28 episodes (135-162) 
• *Episodes 172 & 173 were all combined as episode 162 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 7

• Released: October 11, 1999 
• 31 episodes (163-193) 
• *In the international release, episodes 185-188 were all combined as episode 174 (2 hour episode), and episodes 198-199 were all combined as episode 184 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 8

• Released: June 12, 2000 
• 23 episodes (194-216) 
• *In the international release, episodes 223 & 224 were all combined as episode 208 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 9

• Released: December 11, 2000
• 38 episodes (217-254) 
• *In the international release, episodes 235-238 were all combined as episode 219 (2 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 10

• Released: October 29, 2001 
• 30 episodes (255-285) 
• *In the international release, episodes 282-285 were all merged as episode 263 (2 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 11

• Released: July 15, 2002
• 30 episodes (286-315) 
• *In the international release, episodes 326-329 were all merged as episode 304 (2 hour episode) in Japan’s release.*

 

Season 12

• Released: April 21, 2003
• 38 episodes (316-353) 
• *In the international release, episodes 367 & 368 were all combined as episode 342 (1 hour episode), and episodes 371-375 were all combined as episode 345 (2.5 hour special) in Japan.* 

 

Season 13 

• Released: March 8, 2004 
• 36 episodes (354-389) 
• *In the international release, episodes 386 & 387 were combined as episode 356 (1 hour episode) and episodes 414-417 were combined as episode 383 (2 hour episode) in Japan.* 

 

Season 14 

• Released: February 28, 2005 
• 37 episodes (390-426) 
• *In the international release, episodes 459-463 were all combined as episode 425 (2.5 hour special) in Japan.* 

 

Season 15

• Released: January 23, 2006
• 39 episodes (427-465) 
• *In the international release, episodes 487 & 488 were all combined as episode 449 (1 hour episode), and episodes 491 & 492 were all combined as episode 452 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 16

• Released: February 26, 2007 
• 25 episodes (466-490)
• *In the international release, episodes 519-522 were all combined as episode 479 (2 hour episode), episodes 530-531 were combined as episode 487 (1 hour episode), episodes 532-533 were combined as episode 488 (1 hour episode), episodes 434-435 were combined as episode 489 (1 hour episode), and lastly episodes 536-537 were combined as episode 490 (1 hour episode) in Japan.* 

 

Season 17

• Released: January 14, 2008 
• 37 episode (491-527) 
• *In the international release, episodes 562-563 were combined as episode 515 (1 hour episode), episodes 564-565 were combined as episode 516 (1 hour episode), episodes 570-571 were combined as episode 521 (1 hour episode), and episodes 572-573 were combined as episode 522 (1 hour episode) in Japan.* 

 

Season 18

• Released: March 9, 2009 
• 38 episodes (528-565)

 

Season 19

• • Released: February 27, 2010
  • 40 episodes (566-605) 

 

Season 20

• Released: February 19, 2011
• 40 episode (606-645)

 

Season 21

• • Released: February 18, 2012
  • 35 episodes (646-680)
  • *In the international release, episodes 702 & 703 were combined as episode 651 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 22

• Released: January 5, 2013 
• 35 episodes (681-715) 

 

Season 23

• • Released: November 2, 2013
  • 24 episodes (716-739) 
  • *In the international release, episodes 786-787 were combined as episode 734 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 24

• Released: May 31, 2014 
• 39 episodes (740-778)

 

Season 25

• Released: May 30, 2015
• 39 episodes (779-817)
• *In the international release, episodes 857 & 858 were combined as episode 804 (1 hour episode), and episodes 859 & 860 were combined as episode 805 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 26

• Released: May 21, 2016 
• 39 episodes (818-856)

 

Season 27

• Released: April 29, 2017
• 41 episodes (857-897)

 

Season 28

• Released: April 7, 2018
• 29 episodes (898-926)

 

Season 29

• Released: January 5, 2019 
• 33 episodes (927-959)
• *In the international release, episodes 982 & 983 were combined as episode 927 (1 hour episode), and episodes 984 & 985 were combined as episode 928 (1 hour episode) in Japan.*

 

Season 30 

• Released: November 23, 2019 
• 40 episodes (960-999)

 

Season 31 

• Released: March 6, 2021
• 53 episodes (not final) (1000-1052 on going)

 

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MOVIES WATCH ORDER

Time-bombed Skyscraper (1997)

• The first movie in the franchise, Conan needs to solve a series of bombing cases  around Tokyo in time, or else lives will be at stake. 

 

The Fourteenth Target (1998)

• A mysterious attacker assaulted people. From his patterns, it was discovered that his victims contained a number from a standard deck of cards and he was going in descending order. Besides that, the victims are  people close to Detective Kogoro Mouri.

 

The Last Wizard Of  The Century (1999)

• Kaito Kid has his eyes set on the Fabergé egg and dared the police that he will steal it. The police, along with Conan and his friends, scramble to get to the egg first to protect it. Little did they know, strings of murder follows those who posses it and it holds the secret of Romanov family are tied to the egg.

 

Captured In Her Eyes (2000) 

• The movie is about how Ran Muori became entangled in a series of murder cases where targetting detectives. In a failed murder attempt, she loses memories and becomes another target of the killer.

Countdown To Heaven (2001) 

• As pair of towers were prepared to be launched, people related to it are murdered. The Black organization is suspected by Conan to be behind this.

 

The Phantom Of Baker Street (2002)

• The new virtual reality game, Noah’s Arc was launched. Only privileged Japanese children are given the chance to play it. Their fun came to an abrupt end, when a murder of a IT magnate’s chief programmer occured. All clues are tied in the virtual reality game that Conan and friends played locked inside it,  and they need to get out of the game, discover its truth,  and find the killer.

 

Crossroad In The Ancient Capital (2003)

• After a man in samurai costume, murdered five men, the police discovered that the suspect is a member of a gang of antique robbers.  Left with the cryptic puzzle, Conan, and high school detective Heiji Hattori team up to unmask the culprit. 

 

Magician Of  The Silver Sky (2004)

• Believed to have thwarted Kaito Kid’s plan to steal the prized Jewel of Destiny, Kogorou Mouri, Conan and the gang go on a trip to famous actress, Juri Maki’s, holiday home.During their flight, poisoning case  occurred in the airliner. With the pilot and copilot affected, Conan Edogawa and Kaitou Kid, in an unlikely team up, are forced to take care of the lives of the passengers.

 

Strategy Above The Depths (2005)

• Set on a cruise ship and integrating the murder of the shipbuilder, a shipwreck disaster, and part of Ran Muori and Shinichi Kudo’s past.

 

The Private Eyes’ Requiem (2006)

• An unknown man who knows the real identity of Conan Edogawa lures him, Kogoro, Ran Mouri and the Detective Boys to Yokohama. Ran and the boys were taken as hostage and Conan is given 12 hours to solve a case or else, a bomb strapped the hostages will explode. Together with Heiji Hattori, Kaito Kid, and Sagaru Hakuba solve the case, aid Conan in the investigation.

 

Jolly Roger In The Deep Azure ( 2007)

• There is a legend that under the Isle of Koumi lies a Seabed Palace that holds the treasure Anne Bonnie and Mary Reed left. When Conan and his friend visit the island, they encounter treasure hunters, strings of murder, and the alleged loot left by pirate Anne Bonny on a Japanese island.

 

Full Score Of Fear (2008)

• The film follows Conan Edogawa as he attempts to discern the culprit targeting the lead singer for the grand opening of a new concert hall.

 

The Raven Chaser (2009)

• In the movie, a new member of the Black Organization, Irish, manages to find out Conan’s identity, putting everyone around him in danger.Conan, in order to hide his identity and to protect everyone he loves, searches for the man before all is too late. 

 

The Lost Ship In The Sky (2010)

• The story takes place in a dirigible cruising from Tokyo to Osaka, where Kid announces a heist where he will take the blue jewel, Lady Sky. At the same time a terrorists group known as the Red Siamese Cats managed to enter the ship with the threat to release the bio weapon inside. Conan, Detective Boys, and Kaito Kid, work together to disarm bombs and  defeat the Red Siamese Cats. 

 

Quarter Of Silence (2011)

• The story revolves around a famous dam that was built by the Japanese government in a small town famous for its snow ski mountains. After the explosion in a subway tunnel, Conan and his friends investigate Kitanosawa and met a group who used to live
•  After a culprit attempts to blow off a highway tunnel along with the subway at Tokyo Metro station. Conan and the Detective Boys, Ran, Sonoko, Agasa and Kogoro must go to the village hoping to find any useful information.

 

The Eleventh Striker (2012)

• The Mouri Detective Agency receives a mysterious call from an unknown caller that a bomb is to explode in a soccer stadium, and only riddles were left as clues. After it was disabled by Conan and the Detective Boys, another call stating that there is another bomb set to explode in a larger event. Now in a race against time, Conan hurries to find the bomb, find the bomber, and solve the case.

 

Private Eye In The Distant Sea (2013)

• Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri, Kogorou Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, and the Detective Boys attend the public exercises for the Aegis Destroyer, a new Japanese warship. During the military exercises, a murder occured. Now, Conan thinks someone has infiltrated the ship to gather intel about the Aegis Combat system used by the JSDF.

Dimensional Sniper (2014)

• Tokyo is in panic as a mysterious sniper threatens  the city. They have killed the  former U.S. Special Forces members.Now, Conan and the FBI  must hurry as the death toll in crease and their prime suspect for the murders or found dead 

 

Sunflowers Of Inferno (2015)

• Kaitou Kid’s announces yet another heist. This time, he will steal Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” paintings, and Conan attempts to discover Kid’s  motives behind the sudden interest for the Sunflowers– leading him to hypothesize that it might be an impostor posing asKaitou Kid.

 

The Darkest Nightmare (2016)

• After a failed infiltration to the National Police Agency,  Curaçao, a Black Organization member and right-hand agent of Rum, has lost her memories. She wanders into the Tohto Aquarium and encounters Conan and the Detective Boys. Promised to help her regain her memories, Conan, Curaçao, and the FBI struggle, as not only must they help the woman, they must also keep her from being taken by the Black Organization. 

 

The Crimson Love Letter (2017)

• When a friend of Ran enters a prestigious karuta competition, Ran brings along her father and Conan, and the Detective Boys to watch. Things take a dark turn as the karuta champion is murdered and bomb threats turn up in different venues. Conan and Heiji must solve the crime before more people die! 

 

Zero The Enforcer (2018)

• A sudden explosion occurs at Tokyo Summit’s Edge of Ocean Facility. The person they suspect for this attack is Kogorou. In order to prove Kogorou’s innocence, Conan conducts his own investigation but the Secret Police get in his way.  

 

The Fist Of Blue Sapphire (2019)

• The largest blue sapphire, “The Blue Fist” was thought to have sunk with the ship that holds it back in the 19th century until a local millionaire acquired it and is in exhibit in the Singaporean Marina Sands hotel. The millionaire ends up dead while Kaito Kid’s calling card was left in the scene. Kaito intends to steal the sapphire but unknowingly steps into a trap. 

 

The Scarlet Bullet (2021)

• Japan is celebrating the World Sports Game. Coincidentally, the “Japanese Bullet” , the world’s first vacuum-tube superconducting linear train, is set to launch. One incident led to another in a party held by major sponsors, top executives were kidnapped! Conan deduces a possible link to the World Sports Game to the serial abductions 15 years ago back in Boston!  

 

The Bride Of Halloween (2022)

• The latest installment in the franchise, while Japan is celebrating Halloween, a wedding is happening in the Hikarie Skyscraper. Sato, of the Metropolitan Police Station, is the bride. During the ceremony, a group of thugs invades the venue and attacks the guests. Even if it was settled, such an event brought back memories to Sato from three years ago. Not only that, but the reappearance of a disguised bomber named “Pramya“, who he encountered with his now deceased classmates from the police academy three years ago.

 

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TV SPECIALS 

Time Travel Of The Silver Sky (2004)

• Professor Agasa has created a computer program that can find the  identity of anyone in the world. He decides to use it to know who Kaitou Kid is. The program gives him a history of the Kid, as well as preview clips of the eighth movie But when he is about to finally figure out who the Kid is, the man appears on the screen, announcing he has hacked the program.

 

Black history (2007)

• A recap of the Black organization’s actions so far, aired during an anime break the month before clash of Red and Black began.

 

Lupin III Vs Detective Conan (2009)

• The Queen of Vespania and her first born son are killed in a hunting accident, leaving their daughter next in line for the throne, Princess Mira. Conan ends up protecting her after a failed attempt on her life. Coincidentally, the gentleman thief Lupin III happens to be there as well, in order to steal the Vespanian Crown. Later on, both Lupin and Conan realize that the deaths of the two royals may not have been an accident at all and must team up in order to solve the case and keep Mira safe.

 

Fugitive: Kogoro Mouri (2014)

• Kogoro Mouri is hiding from someone. He informs Azusa not to tell anyone where he is but slips anyway. He finds ways to hide and get away from the people that are looking for him. 

 

The Disappearance Of Conan Edogawa: The Worst Two Days In History (2014)

• Conan, Ran, and Ai come to a bathhouse. There, he notices two suspicious men and follows them. Unfortunately, he seemingly slipped in a bath and has lost his memories. To make matters worse, the duo will use Conan for their next plan. 

 

Episode One: The greatest Detective Turned Small (2016)

• In a  2 hour special, it is the complete retelling of the first two episodes of the series. It also includes never before scenes and features characters not yet introduced. 

 

Love Story At Police Headquarters ~Wedding Eve~ (2022)

• A recap about the love story between Takagi and Sato, with new scenes at the end leading to ‘The bride of the halloween’.

 

OVA LIST

Secret Files  (2000-2012)

• 1: Conan vs Kid vs Yaiba -The grand battle for the treasure sword (2000)
• 2: 16 Suspects? (2002)
• 3: Conan, Heiji and the vanish boy (2003)
• 4: Conan kid and the crystal mother (2004)
• 5: The target is Kogoro!! The detective boys’ secret report (2005)
• 6: Follow the vanished diamond! Conan & Heiji vs Kid (2006)
• 7: A challenge from Agasa! Agasa vs Conan and the detective boys (2007)
• 8: The casebook of female high school detective Sonoko Suzuki (2008) 
• 9: The stranger from 10 years later (2009) 
• 10: Kid in trap island (2010)
• 11: A secret order from London (2011) 
• 12: The miracle of excalibur (2012)

 

Magic And Bonus Files (2007-2012) 

• Magic file 1 (contains episodes 132-134, 196, 266-268, and 291-293.) (2007)
• Magic file 2: Shinichi Kudo: The case of the mysterious wall and black lab (2008)
• Magic file 3: Shinichi & Ran: Memories of mahjong tiles and tanabata (2009)
• Magic file 4: The Osaka okonomiyaki odyssey (2010)
• Magic file 5: Niigata Tokyo souvenir capriccio (2011)
• Bonus file: Flower of fantasista (2012)

Gosho Aoyama’s Collection Of Short Stories (1999)

• Wait for me
• Wandering red butterfly 
• Santa claus of summer 
• Detective George’s mini-mini big strategy 
• The ten planets and the night sky 
• Play it again
• The mysterious murder plan (the making of Conan)

 

Detective Conan Vs Wooo (2011)

• Fatuous detective!? Kogoro Mouri 
• Television personality Maomi Yuki’s worries 

 

SPIN-OFF/MOVIES

 

Lupin III Vs Detective Conan: The movie 

• An unexpected crossover between the Lupin III and Case Closed. This series happens after the l Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan TV special, it also incorporates various elements from its predecessor in its plot. The plot follows Conan Edogawa who sets out to catch Arsene Lupin III, the suspect of stealing a jewel called Cherry Sapphire.

 

Detective Conan: Zero’s tea time (2022)

• A spin-off series also known as Case Closed: Zero’s Tea Time. It focuses on the life of three faced agent Tooru Amuro. 

 

Detective Conan: The culprit Hanzawa (Upcoming: October, 2022)

• Another spin-off series, and a rather odd entry in the Detective Conan series. Instead of Conan or Kaito, it will be focusing on the “culprit silhouette” that appears in the franchise and how they live their daily life.  

 

COMPILATION MOVIE

 

The Scarlet Alibi 

It consisted of various footage from the Detective Conan anime that center on the Akai family. 

 

LIVE ACTION SERIES/MOVIES

 

Detective Conan: Shinichi Kudo’s Written Challenge (movie) (October 2, 2006)

• The story takes place when Shinichi Kudo was still a high school student. He receives an ominous letter saying that “I will kidnap one of your classmates during your class trip.” Determined to avoid such an incident, he looks for the culprit and the truth.  

 

Detective Conan: Shinichi Kudo Returns! Showdown with the Black Organization (movie) (December 17, 2007)

• Conan Edogawa, Ran Mouri, Kogoro Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, Haibara Ai, and Hiroshi Agasas were invited to the “Miss Japanesque” awards.Conan Edogawa and Haibara Ai, who came to the judging location, temporarily transforms back to their original bodies after eating a cake! During the party, a murder takes place, now it’s in Conan’s hand to solve this crime.

 

Detective Conan: Shinichi Kudo’s Written Challenge! The Mystery Of The Legendary Bird (movie) (April 15, 2011)

•  Shinichi Kudo, Ran Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, Eri Kisaki, and Kogoro Mouri arrive at the village where there is a legend of the Otori bird. During their stay, the group was invited by the Wakura family, and almost immediately, a person is seen impaled at the Otori’s Shrine. Whether the kill is meant to target the Wakura family or a sacrifice to the bird, Conan and the group must find whoever is the culprit. 

 

Detective Conan: Case closed (TV series) (July 7, 2011)

• The live action action series based on the manga. It features various cases from the manga. 

 

Detective Conan: Shinichi Kudo and the Kyoto Shinsengumi Murder Case (Movie) (April 12, 2012)

• A live action drama series that takes place before the events of Conan becoming the Detective Conan that he is in the present, and solving cases. 

 

CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER: 

(I made it a checklist for you mate, in case you might need it. ^-^)

• Season 1 (episode 1 – 28)
• Season 2 (episode 29 – 54)
• The Time Bombed Skyscraper (movie)
• Season 3 (episode 55 – 82)
• Season 4 (episode 83 – 106)
• The Fourteenth Target (movie)
• Season 5 (episode 107 – 134)
• Season 6 (episode 135 – 162)
• The Last Wizard Of The Century (movie)
• Season 7 (episode 163 – 173)
• Conan vs. Kid vs. Yaiba: The Grand Battle for the Treasure Sword (OVA)
• Season 7 (episode 174 – 186)
• Captured in Her Eyes (movie) 
• Season 7 (episode 187 – 193)
• Season 8 (episode 194 – 219)
• Countdown to Heaven (movie)
• Season 9 (episode 235 – 254)
• Season 10 (episode 255 – 262)
• 16 Suspects? (OVA)
• Season 10 (episode 263 – 275)
• The Phantom Of Baker Street (movie)
• Season 10 (episode 276 – 285)
• Season 11 (episode 286 – 303)
• Conan and Heiji and the Vanished Boy (OVA)
• Season 11 (episode 304 – 315)
• Conan and Kid and the Crystal Mother (OVA)
• Season 12 (episode 346 – 353)
• Season 13 (episode 354 – 356)
• Magician of the Silver Sky (movie)
• Season 13 (episode 357 – 383)
• The Target is Kogorō Mōri!! The Detective Boys’ Secret Investigation (OVA)
• Season 13 (episode 384 – 389)
• Season 14 (episode 390 – 396)
• Strategy Above the Depths (movie)
• Season 14 (episode 397 – 424)
• Pursuit of the Vanished Diamond! Conan, Heiji vs Kid (OVA)
• Season 14 (episode 425 – 426)
• Season 15 (episode 427 – 434)
• The Private Eyes’ Requiem (movie)
• Season 15 (episode 435 – 459)
• A Written Challenge from Agasa! Agasa vs. Conan & the Detective Boys (OVA)
• Season 15 (episode 460 – 465)
• Season 16 (episode 466 – 470)
• Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure (movie)
• Season 16 (episode 471 – 490)
• High School Girl Detective Sonoko Suzuki’s Case Files (OVA)
• Season 17 (episode 491 – 504)
• Full Score of Fear (movie)
• Season 17 (episode 505 – 520)
• Stranger in 10 Years (OVA)
• Season 17 (episode 521 – 523)
• Season 18 (episode 524 – 527)
• The Raven Chaser (movie)
• Season 18 (episode 528 – 557)
• Kid in Trap Island (OVA)
• Season 18 (558 – 565)
• Season 19 (episode 566 – 570)
• The Lost Ship in the Sky (movie)
• Season 19 (episode 571 – 605)
• Season 20 (episode 606 – 610)
• Quarter of Silence (movie)
• Season 20 (episode 611 – 616)
• The Secret Order from London (OVA)
• Season 20 (episode 617 – 641)
• The Miracle of Excalibur (OVA)
• Season 20 (episode 642 – 645)
• Season 21 (episode 646 – 651)
• The Eleventh Striker (movie)
• Season 21 (episode 652 – 680)
• Season 22 (episode 681 – 694)
• Private Eye in the Distant Sea (movie)
• Season 22 (episode 695 – 718)
• Season 23 (episode 719 – 738)
• Dimensional Sniper (movie)
• Season 23 (episode 739)
• Season 24 (episode 740 – 774)
• Sunflowers of Inferno (movie)
• Season 24 (episode 775 – 778)
• Season 25 (episode 779 – 813)
• The Darkest Nightmare (movie)
• Season 25 (episode 814 – 817)
• Season 26 (episode 818 – 856)
• Season 27 (episode 857 – 874)
• Crimson Love Letter (movie)
• Season 27 (episode 875 – 897)
• Season 28 (episode 898)
• Zero the Enforcer (movie)
• Season 28 (episode 899 – 939)
• Season 29 (episode 940 – 948)
• The Fist of Blue Sapphire (movie)
• Season 29 (episode 949 – 959)
• Season 30 (episode 960 – 999)
• The Scarlet Bullet (movie)
• Season 31 (episode 1000 – 1038)
• The Bride of Halloween (movie)
• Season 31 (episode 1039 – 1050) (ongoing)

CONCLUSION

 Congrats on reading this till the very end! I hope by now you’ve realized your decisions after reading this article(jk). If you’re one of those people who likes solving cases or likes stories involving detectives, then I highly recommend this for you. 

Watch it chronologically, in order for you to understand the flow and the relations between each episode and movies. Even after finishing everything I hope you don’t question your existence or your purpose in life, but instead continue to support the anime and its author as well. 

Mind you that you can watch it at your own time and phase. The anime is available on Netflix and Crunchyroll. Anyway, goodluck and I hope you have fun watching Conan’s Journey and his solving cases. (^-^)/

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