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The 3 reasons people love Detective Conan: Private Eye in the Distant Sea

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  1. You like Conan piecing clues together on a warship.

  2. You like a race against time to find a spy on board.

  3. You want a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea.

Picks that share your reasons

Which reasons were yours?

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  • Detective Conan: Dimensional Sniper2014

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like Conan working out who the sniper is.

  • Detective Conan: The Raven Chaser2009

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like a Conan case tied to the Black Organization.

  • Case Closed: Countdown to Heaven2001

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like following Conan as he links the murders one clue at a time.

  • Case Closed: Zero the Enforcer2018

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like Conan untangling a bombing case to save Kogoro.

  • Detective Conan: The Lost Ship in the Sky2010

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like a boy detective working out who is who on a hijacked airship.

  • Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine2023

    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like a detective story with a submarine and a sea rescue.

  • Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence2011

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like Conan untangling a death from eight years ago.

  • Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare2016

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like a highway chase and a fight on a Ferris wheel.

  • Detective Conan: The Scarlet Bullet2021

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like Conan tying a Tokyo kidnapping to an old case in Boston.

  • Detective Conan: Strategy Above the Depths2005

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship

    Good for you if you like a murder case on a cruise ship.

  • Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween2022

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a mystery that ends in big set pieces at sea

    Good for you if you like Conan untangling a bomber's plan.

  • Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker2012

    • Conan piecing clues together on a warship
    • a race against time to find a spy on board

    Good for you if you like Conan cracking a code to stop a bomb.

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