The popular anime Detective Conan brings a rare visual treat to fans with Kogoro Mouri and Eri Kisaki appearing together on the cover of anan magazine No. 2444 (released April 23 by Magazine House). Meanwhile, the back cover features Kansuke Yamato and Hiromitsu Morofushi, making it a special double-cover edition.

This tie-in commemorates the theatrical release of Detective Conan: One-eyed Flashback, which premiered on April 18. anan’s collaborations with Detective Conan have become a celebrated tradition, offering fans both visual allure and deeper character insights.

Two Iconic Duos Linked by Moments of Rescue

While these two featured pairs—Kogoro & Eri and Kansuke & Hiromitsu—may initially seem unrelated, both have overcome life-threatening situations together in the series. The theme of “rescue” serves as the unifying motif for this issue’s special artwork and feature stories, portraying pivotal moments that highlight their bonds.

On the cover, Kogoro and Eri are elegantly dressed in what appears to be a grand party scene gone awry, with broken plates and scattered bouquets all around. Kogoro, displaying a particularly intense expression, protectively holds Eri close, shielding her from an ongoing gunfight. Eri’s mesmerized gaze at Kogoro adds to the emotional depth of the moment.

On the back cover, Kansuke and Hiromitsu are depicted outdoors in casual yet tactical attire, possibly post-undercover operation. Smirking confidently, the long-time childhood friends walk shoulder to shoulder, with Hiromitsu gently supporting Kansuke, who has difficulty walking. Their mutual trust and unspoken understanding are beautifully captured in this parting scene.

Character Insights and Creator Interviews Enrich the Feature

As part of the ongoing series “Detective Conan for Adults: A Guide to the Movie Edition,” this issue offers in-depth analysis of the characters Kogoro Mouri, Kansuke Yamato, Hiromitsu Morofushi, and Yui Uehara—key players in One-eyed Flashback. It also includes exclusive interviews with voice actors Rikiya Koyama, Yuji Takada, Sho Hayami, and Ami Koshimizu.

Additionally, a behind-the-scenes discussion between first-time director Katsuya Shigehara and screenwriter Takeharu Sakurai explores the theme of crafting a "true mystery" for the big screen. The magazine comes complete with double-sided pin-up posters featuring newly illustrated scenes from both the cover and back cover, making this issue a must-have for dedicated fans.

Detective Conan: One-eyed Flashback Trailer

Source : ORICON NEWS