The English translation is below
マラソンも中盤に入ってきました！
オープニングもだんだん派手になってきてます♬
2007年 第11作 『紺碧の棺（ジョリー・ロジャー）
南の島・神海島で、伝説の女海賊アン・ボニーとメアリ・リードの
財宝を巡る殺人事件が発生。コナンたちは宝探しの謎に挑みますが
やがて海底に眠る秘宝と犯人の思惑が交錯します
蘭と園子の友情も見どころです
犯人が凶悪すぎてまったく同情の余地はありませんでした
園子の腕を切って、その血でサメをおびき寄せるとか、
ファミリー向けアニメにしちゃあ、ちょっとグロい…
そんなクズ犯人なので、ラストに船ごと脱出する時
足りないの分かってるなら
私ならぜってーー酸素ボンベは渡しません！
余ったらあげてもいいけど（笑）
犯人でも見殺しにはしない、というコナン世界の正義観
そのものなんでしょうけど、いい人、マトモな人が
犠牲になるなんてバカげてる！
そんな世の中であって欲しくない、と強く思います
2008年 第12作 『戦慄の楽譜（フルスコア）』
音楽家ばかりを狙う連続殺人事件が発生
コナンは新設コンサートホールを舞台にした
爆破計画を追います
絶対音感が事件解決の鍵となる音楽ミステリー
コナンがバイオリン弾ける、音感イイ、
特定の周波数を出せる、のに“音痴”って極端すぎるな〜
代役の女性が舞台で歌ってる最中に、怜子さんが
アメイジング・グレイスを歌いながら客席側から登場…
違う曲をかぶせて入ってくのスゴイですね
爆破を防ぐために、パイプオルガンに特定の音を
出させないためなのは分かりますが
観客にとってはいきなり「真の歌姫決定戦」に
巻き込まれた感じがします。怜子の歌声が場を支配した！
という、スター性を見せるクライマックスなんでしょうけど
私自身も音楽をやるせいか（ピアノですけど）
ちょっとモヤモヤしました。本番を成立させるために
出ていた人を途中で押しのけるような演出は
音楽家として相手にリスペクトが無さすぎでは〜⁈
ストーリーが進むにつれて怜子さんへの好感度が
上がっていっただけに、ちょっと残念なシーンでした
怜子さんはコナンとも心を通わせていくのですが
歩美ちゃんに「コナンくん、年上好きだから〜」
とツッコまれていたのが笑えましたね
2009年 第13作 『漆黒の追跡者（チェイサー）』
北斗七星に見立てた連続殺人事件が発生
捜査を進めるコナンですが、警察内部に潜入した
黒ずくめの組織のメンバーが工藤新一の正体に迫ります
組織との緊迫した攻防が描かれている作品です
私はほぼ映画だけしか知らないんですけど
初めて灰原がキレるのを観た気がします。組織に
「あなたが工藤新一だと知られたらどうするの⁈」
って、自分が組織に追われるのが怖いんじゃなくて
本気で新一の心配したから怒りとなって出てしまって
本当に新一を大切に思ってるのが伝わる場面でした
初めて水谷を見た時、コナン映画においては
この物憂げなイケメンは犯人じゃないだろ…って疑いますよね
それにしても黒ずくめの組織メンバーって
何の共通の目的があって集まったのでしょうか
ベルモットも組織の方針には微妙に従わないし
アイリッシュも最後はコナンをかばって犠牲になるし…
コードネームがお酒の名前というのは楽しめますね♪
キャラが増えたら、日本のお酒の名前も入れてほしい
ものです。
2010年 第14作 『天空の難破船（ロストシップ）』
テロ組織「赤いシャムネコ」が致死性ウイルスを使った犯行を予告
巨大飛行船ベル・ツリーⅠ世号を舞台に
コナンはキッドと協力しながら
事件の真相とテロ計画阻止に挑む
「プラスチック爆弾」また出てきたぞ〜
そんなに使い勝手がいいのか〜？
コナンが飛行船から落とされてからキッドが
追っていったけど、先に落ちたものに追いつけませんよね…
ルパン三世の「カリオストロの城」でもルパンは
空中を下に平泳ぎして追いついてましたが（笑）
コナンが電話で連絡を取り合っている間、キッドは
退屈しのぎにいつもの白い怪盗ルックでヤギと戯れていました♪
昼間の太陽の下のシーンを観て思いましたが
あのタキシード＆シルクハットに昼は似合わない（笑）
1人でコスプレをしているちょっとオカシな人に見えました
やっぱり夜じゃないと白のマントも映えないですね〜
それにしても犯人とは全く戦う気のないキッド〜
コナンと力を合わせて追い詰めればもっとカッコいいのに
つれないなぁ〜♡
。。。ここまで観てきましたが、
自分でも犯人の動機とか犯罪のトリックには
大して興味ないんだな、ってのが分かりました！
なのに何でコナン観てんだろ…（笑）
でも全然飽きないし、登場人物も増えてきたので
映画をより理解するために必要な、TVシリーズの回も
予習として観ています♪
Geminiに頼んで作ってもらいました！
。。。なんだかんだハマってしまった〜〜
The opening sequence keeps getting more spectacular with each movie! ♬
2007 – Movie 11: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure
On the southern island of Kamikai Island, a series of murders breaks out over the legendary treasure of the female pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read. As Conan and his friends unravel the mystery behind the hidden treasure, they become caught up in the secrets lying beneath the sea—and the culprit’s true scheme. The friendship between Ran and Sonoko is another highlight of the movie.
The culprit was so ruthless that I couldn’t feel the slightest bit of sympathy.
Cutting Sonoko’s arm and using her blood to lure sharks… that’s pretty gruesome for a family-friendly anime.
Since the culprit was such a terrible person, when everyone escaped on the boat at the end, I kept thinking:
If I knew there weren’t enough oxygen tanks, I would never give one to the culprit!
Well… maybe if there were extras.
I know that’s part of Conan’s sense of justice—no one is left to die, not even the criminal.
But the idea of decent, innocent people becoming victims instead just feels wrong to me.
I truly hope we never live in a world where good people are the ones forced to make the sacrifice.
2008 – Movie 12: Full Score of Fear
A series of murders targeting musicians shocks the community. Conan investigates a bombing plot centered around a newly built concert hall, where perfect pitch becomes the key to solving the case. It’s a music-themed mystery with plenty of suspense.
One thing I found funny, though, is Conan himself.
He can play the violin, has an excellent ear, and can even produce a specific sound frequency…
…yet he’s completely tone-deaf when it comes to singing.
That’s a bit too extreme, isn’t it?
The culprit was oddly merciful in one respect. Instead of trying to kill Reiko, he merely knocked her unconscious and left her floating on a boat.
That said, he was still planning to blow up an entire concert hall full of people, so by that point he had clearly stopped caring about how many lives he took.
One scene left me with mixed feelings.
While the substitute singer was performing on stage, Reiko suddenly appeared from the audience, singing Amazing Grace over the top of the performance.
I understand why—it was necessary to prevent the pipe organ from producing a specific note and triggering the explosion.
But from the audience’s point of view, it must have felt like they had suddenly been dragged into an unexpected “battle of the divas.”
I know the scene was meant to show that Reiko’s voice completely captivated the hall and highlight her star quality.
Still, as someone who plays music myself (the piano, in my case), it didn’t sit quite right with me.
Having someone step in halfway through and overshadow the performer who was already on stage felt rather disrespectful. If the goal was to let the concert go on, pushing the substitute singer aside like that seemed unfair.
As the story progressed, I actually grew to like Reiko more and more, which made that scene a little disappointing.
Reiko also gradually forms a bond with Conan, but my favorite moment was when Ayumi teased him by saying,
“Conan likes older women!”
That line really made me laugh.
2009 – Movie 13: The Raven Chaser
A series of murders modeled after the Big Dipper draws Conan into a new investigation. As he follows the trail, a member of the Black Organization who has infiltrated the police gets dangerously close to discovering that Conan is actually Shinichi Kudo. The movie is packed with tense confrontations between Conan and the Organization.
I mostly know Conan through the movies, but I think this was the first time I ever saw Haibara truly lose her temper.
When she shouted, “What if they find out you’re Shinichi Kudo?!”, it didn’t feel like she was afraid for herself or worried about being hunted by the Organization again.
She was genuinely worried about Shinichi.
Her anger came from that concern, and it was one of those moments that made me realize just how deeply she cares about him.
The first time Mizutani appeared on screen, I immediately thought,
“In a Conan movie, a handsome guy with such a gloomy look can’t possibly be innocent…”
It turned out I wasn’t the only one being suspicious.
That aside, I’ve always wondered what brings the members of the Black Organization together in the first place.
They all seem to have their own agendas.
Vermouth doesn’t always follow the Organization’s orders, and even Irish ends up sacrificing himself to protect Conan in the end.
One thing I do enjoy, though, is that all the code names are based on alcoholic drinks.
If they keep adding new members, I’d love to see a few Japanese drinks used as code names too!
2010 – Movie 14: The Lost Ship in the Sky
The terrorist group “Red Siamese Cats” threatens to unleash a deadly virus. Aboard the giant airship Bell Tree I, Conan teams up with Kaito Kid to uncover the truth behind the incident and stop the terrorists before it’s too late.
One thing I’ve noticed during my Conan movie marathon…
Plastic explosives are making yet another appearance!
Are they really that useful?
After Conan was thrown off the airship, Kid jumped after him…
But if Conan fell first, there’s no way Kid could catch up, right?
It reminded me of Castle of Cagliostro, where Lupin somehow managed to “swim” downward through the air and catch up with someone below him. Movie physics at its finest!
While Conan was busy talking on the phone, Kid had nothing to do, so he spent his time playing with a goat in his usual white phantom thief outfit. ♪
Watching those scenes in broad daylight made me realize something…
That white tuxedo and top hat just don’t suit the daytime.
Instead of looking like the legendary Phantom Thief Kid, he looked more like someone wandering around in cosplay.
His signature white cape really shines at night, not under the midday sun.
Kid never seems interested in actually fighting the villains.
I always think it would be so much cooler if he teamed up with Conan and helped corner the culprit.
But no… he’s always off doing his own thing. ♡
…
After watching this many Conan movies, I’ve realized something about myself.
I’m actually not that interested in the culprit’s motive or the tricks behind the crime!
So why am I even watching Detective Conan?
And yet, I never get tired of it.
As more and more characters have been introduced, I’ve even started watching some of the TV episodes beforehand to better understand the movies.
I asked Gemini to put together a viewing guide for me, and it’s been really helpful!
Could you please put together the complete post-2011 watch order, including the special editions, the TV episodes, and the movies?
Now, here’s the complete watch order that brings together everything we’ve talked about so far—the movies, the most essential TV episodes, and the special TV editions made for the films.
The Complete Watch Order (2012–2026): The Ultimate Conan Marathon Guide
Follow this timeline in order, and you’ll never miss an important clue, character relationship, or story connection. It’s the perfect route for experiencing the world of Detective Conan to the fullest.
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Well… somehow I’ve completely fallen down the Conan rabbit hole.
