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Detective Conan Franchise’s 29th Film Unveils Title And Release Date

On Wednesday, the official X/Twitter handle for the Detective Conan anime movie series revealed that the 29th installment is slated for a theatrical debut on April 10, 2026, under the name Detective Conan: Highway no Datenshi (Detective Conan: Fallen Angel of the Highway).

The franchise also unveiled an artwork regarding the upcoming anime film.

The latest installment spotlights Chihaya Hagiwara, a Kanagawa Prefectural Police officer serving as head of the motorcycle squad. Actress Miyuki Sawashiro is taking over the voice role, succeeding the late Atsuko Tanaka.

Detective Conan is a renowned Japanese manga created and drawn by Gosho Aoyama. It has appeared weekly in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shōnen Sunday magazine starting from January 1994, with its installments compiled into 109 tankōbon editions as of December 2025. The narrative centers on teenage sleuth Shinichi Kudo, who shrinks to the size of a young boy after probing a shadowy syndicate, and continues cracking countless mysteries by posing as his best friend’s dad or assuming other disguises.

In North America, Viz Media holds the rights for English distribution, launching the physical manga editions in September 2004 and offering digital versions via the Viz Manga platform, where new chapters drop in English at the same time as their Japanese counterparts. The property has also spawned a long-running anime series, crafted by Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation and TMS Entertainment, which first aired in January 1996.

As of November 2025, the manga’s collected volumes have surpassed 270 million units sold globally, cementing its status among the all-time top-selling manga. It clinched the 46th Shogakukan Manga Award in the shōnen division back in 2001. The anime earned strong acclaim, consistently placing in Animage’s annual top 20 from 1996 through 2001, and its episodes often secured spots in Japan’s weekly top six TV rankings. Critics have praised both formats for their intricate storytelling and compelling investigations. The manga reaches readers in 25 nations, while the anime airs across 40 territories.


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