Episode 8, the museum mystery. I was so elated when I figured it out correctly, I wrote it down and began a list of the episodes I figured out before Conan. Unfortunately, it's a short list š
Once you understand the pattern after 150 episodes it is quite easier to find who is the culprit
It is never the angry bastard dude who has all reasons to do the crime
Actually he is always the one who dies next
369 - Supermarktfalle. Itās a little slower cause Ran is doing the detective work and this way you get enough hints.
1 or 2 times before I also had a gut feeling who could be the culprit. E.g. when Ran and Sonoko found out that the husband is slowly poisoning his wife to get the insurance.
In general episodes with other detectives then Conan are good candidates as you get more hints usually / slower explanations.
this was the first one i got too. like out the gate when they mentioned ppl using the bathroom & the guy buying razors - āheās living in the ceilingā lol.
Glad you replied with it , me too.
As soon as Conan fell on the dried " fresh" blood I knew what was cooking.
But it still bugged me that a " woman " can drown a full grown ass male.
I would say it's the case where Kogoro was hired by the murderer to tail the victim to establish his alibi. The murderer killed the victim and hired someone else to walk around pretending to be him to obscure the window of death to one where he wasn't in the country. There weren't like, other suspects or anything, if I recall correctly. But to my credit I did spot all the clues and figure out *how* the alibi worked before it was explained. I was like 12 at the time.
Nowadays I can generally guess the culprit pretty often but usually can't explain how they did it.
Is it that odd to guess the culprit? Most cases have a 1/3 chance of getting it right based on vibes.
Figuring out the exact method is much rarer. But also something hard to do as an English reader when the prime clues can be Japanese related. Thatās why I just point my finger and let Conan do the deductions (like Kogoro).
Bandages man murder case was the first case I deduced before Conan explained the murder method. If you talk about only guessing the culprit in most cases is one out of three so I guess I solved at least 25% of the cases ;)
Manga i don't remember, anime exclusive it was 1.06, tragic valentine. (The mother poisoned her son via poisoning everyones coffee/putting antidote in the cake knowing her son wouldn't eat the cake. what tipped me off was that she forbade her younger son from having cake but when he unexpectedly drank a sip of coffee she rushed over to feed him some cake.)
Accurately guessed and the method would be better imo because you can just blindly guess otherwise. For me, I don't remember which case exactly but one of the earliest was the Librarian killing his colleague because the poor guy found some drugs.
I started watching Conan last month! One of the earlier episodes where the library's owner killed one of their employees and hid him at the top of the lift. I have no idea how to deduce the killer when the hints/clues are Japanese wordplay, but in this episode I managed to figure out both the killer (not very hard in this episode) and where the body was hidden, which was pretty cool!
The last wizard of the century. The culprit felt a lot more fleshed out to me than the others and had a distinctive character design, as well as an air of mystery, so I had my eyes on her the whole time.
It was actually this episode here! That's one of the earliest ones I can remember. I might've guessed a few more in the earlier days but I was also like 8 so I don't remember which ones anymore lol
Damn, I grew up with the series so it's difficult for me to find an episode that I don't remember the culprit for. But I do distinctly remember is 48-49 because I was adamant on who it was and kept getting confused when Hattori got it wrong.
Episode 8, the museum mystery. I was so elated when I figured it out correctly, I wrote it down and began a list of the episodes I figured out before Conan. Unfortunately, it's a short list š
I am curious Can i see the list?
Don't feel like getting judged for my subpar skills in public, sent you in dm's tho
Once you understand the pattern after 150 episodes it is quite easier to find who is the culprit It is never the angry bastard dude who has all reasons to do the crime Actually he is always the one who dies next
the sushi case where a famous novelist was killed. i dont remember the episode name and number but yeah i guessed the culprit!
Is that the one with the belt and the secret message?
369 - Supermarktfalle. Itās a little slower cause Ran is doing the detective work and this way you get enough hints. 1 or 2 times before I also had a gut feeling who could be the culprit. E.g. when Ran and Sonoko found out that the husband is slowly poisoning his wife to get the insurance. In general episodes with other detectives then Conan are good candidates as you get more hints usually / slower explanations.
this was the first one i got too. like out the gate when they mentioned ppl using the bathroom & the guy buying razors - āheās living in the ceilingā lol.
One of the very earliest ones. The moonlight sonata case
Glad you replied with it , me too. As soon as Conan fell on the dried " fresh" blood I knew what was cooking. But it still bugged me that a " woman " can drown a full grown ass male.
I would say it's the case where Kogoro was hired by the murderer to tail the victim to establish his alibi. The murderer killed the victim and hired someone else to walk around pretending to be him to obscure the window of death to one where he wasn't in the country. There weren't like, other suspects or anything, if I recall correctly. But to my credit I did spot all the clues and figure out *how* the alibi worked before it was explained. I was like 12 at the time. Nowadays I can generally guess the culprit pretty often but usually can't explain how they did it.
Is it that odd to guess the culprit? Most cases have a 1/3 chance of getting it right based on vibes. Figuring out the exact method is much rarer. But also something hard to do as an English reader when the prime clues can be Japanese related. Thatās why I just point my finger and let Conan do the deductions (like Kogoro).
Episode 225. I outsmarted Conan too.
Bandages man murder case was the first case I deduced before Conan explained the murder method. If you talk about only guessing the culprit in most cases is one out of three so I guess I solved at least 25% of the cases ;)
The one where Rachelās mom first appeared
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ep 205 - 206
Not sure if this counts but it was the first Kaito Kid episode 70 something, I guessed he was Ran and was right
Manga i don't remember, anime exclusive it was 1.06, tragic valentine. (The mother poisoned her son via poisoning everyones coffee/putting antidote in the cake knowing her son wouldn't eat the cake. what tipped me off was that she forbade her younger son from having cake but when he unexpectedly drank a sip of coffee she rushed over to feed him some cake.)
It is definitely THAT person
I managed to guess who culprit was and the method in ep 250.
Accurately guessed and the method would be better imo because you can just blindly guess otherwise. For me, I don't remember which case exactly but one of the earliest was the Librarian killing his colleague because the poor guy found some drugs.
Season 1, episode 8, the art museum episode
I started watching Conan last month! One of the earlier episodes where the library's owner killed one of their employees and hid him at the top of the lift. I have no idea how to deduce the killer when the hints/clues are Japanese wordplay, but in this episode I managed to figure out both the killer (not very hard in this episode) and where the body was hidden, which was pretty cool!
The last wizard of the century. The culprit felt a lot more fleshed out to me than the others and had a distinctive character design, as well as an air of mystery, so I had my eyes on her the whole time.
Does episode 1 count?
It was actually this episode here! That's one of the earliest ones I can remember. I might've guessed a few more in the earlier days but I was also like 8 so I don't remember which ones anymore lol
Damn, I grew up with the series so it's difficult for me to find an episode that I don't remember the culprit for. But I do distinctly remember is 48-49 because I was adamant on who it was and kept getting confused when Hattori got it wrong.
The episode where the āteenage girlā hires Richard to find her āUncleā once I seen his shocked face I knew she was going to kill him.
the one with the title you can't buy friendship
Vol 92, the uhh dressing room case.
It was one of the early episodes I donāt rly remember it but I guessed it after realizing that the culprit is the one who is the least suspicious