Detective Conan Two-Hour Special Sets Mai Kuraki Theme, September 25 Air Date
A two-hour Conan special slotted into a film block and built around a national counterfeiting case gives the franchise a prime-time television event at a scale its weekly episodes do not carry.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
The staff of Detective Conan: 30-go Satsujin Jiken, a new two-hour special, released a promotional video, main visual, and the news that Mai Kuraki will perform the opening theme "Hallelujah." The special airs September 25 at 9:00 p.m. on NTV and its affiliates' Kinyo Roadshow block. Elaiza Ikeda joins as a guest voice cast member. Conan and Heiji pursue counterfeit bills, with stops at the National Printing Bureau in Nagano and Osaka.
The special, Detective Conan: 30-go Satsujin Jiken, follows Conan and the others as they confront the release of counterfeit bills. The pair travel from the National Printing Bureau in Nagano to Osaka, where the bills were apparently printed. Mai Kuraki performs the opening theme "Hallelujah," and Elaiza Ikeda, whose credits include the live-action Doronjo and Sadako, joins as a guest voice cast member. The broadcast lands on the Kinyo Roadshow block, a slot usually reserved for films, on September 25 at 9:00 p.m.
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