Friday, May 4, 2018
Funimation Lets Their Detective Conan License Expire
Funimation has long licensed the first 123 episodes (they called it 130, because Funimation does math differently) of Detective Conan in English. They haven't really done anything with it in years, except for having the episodes streaming on their FunimationNow service, and recently on Crunchyroll for a very short time as well. The episodes were recently pulled from streaming for vague "licensing issues," but now it seems it's official. Funimation no longer has the license for those episodes.
Monday, April 23, 2018
Detective Conan Anime Episodes for 2018 May Scheduled
The Detective Conan anime has scheduled all of its episodes for the month of May.
Episodes 900-903 have been scheduled. 900 and 903 are both anime original, while 901-902 are the adaptation of the Kisaki Eri case from chapters 984-986 of the manga.
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
Amuro Tohru from Detective Conan Getting His Own Spinoff Manga
Detective Conan is getting a spinoff title starring Amuro Tohru, Mouri Kogoro's first apprentice. It will be titled Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time (Meitantei Conan: Zero no Tea Time). Zero, as those caught up with Detective Conan will know, was Amuro's childhood nickname.
Friday, March 30, 2018
Detective Conan Manga Returns April 11th
Oh yeah, by the way, the hiatus for Detective Conan is apparently ending, with File 1009 coming April 11th (JST).
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Fox's X-Men Universe Movies "Dark Phoenix" and "New Mutants" Pushed Back
Fox has pushed back the the release dates for two of its upcoming movies in its X-Men cinematic universe, both of which were at one time slated for release this year.
Friday, February 23, 2018
Detective Conan List Update (March New Episodes)
Episodes 894-897 have been added to the Detective Conan Episode List. Again, finally getting back on track with the character introduction that should've happened months ago.
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
[Update: Never Mind] Subbed Early Episodes of Detective Conan Now Available on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has just randomly added the first 130 episodes (or 123 in real episode numbers) of Detective Conan to its catalog in Japanese with subtitles.
