"Detective Conan: Shadow of the Fish" box office exceeded 10 billion yen. Gosho Aoyama released a congratulatory picture

Sina Film reported today (May 8) that "Detective Conan: The Shadow of Kurogane" released a congratulatory picture by Gosho Aoyama, announcing that the box office has officially exceeded the 10 billion yen mark - the film was released in Japan for 24 days, mobilizing a total of more than 7.28 million viewers, with box office revenue exceeding 10.3 billion yen (about 528 million yuan), becoming the first work in the Conan theatrical series to have a box office of over 10 billion yen.

"Shadow of the Fish" is directed by "Psycho Psycho 100" supervisor Joe Tachikawa, the script is written by Takeharu Sakurai, the long-time screenwriter of Conan theatrical versions, and the music is composed by Yugo Kanno. This is the 26th annual animated film in the series. In the latest poster, popular characters such as Shuichi Akai, Toru Amuro, Heibei Kuroda, and Dr. Agasa appear, foreshadowing that they will participate in this adventure. There is also Ram, who makes her first appearance in the theatrical version of the series, as well as Black Organization operators, etc. In the background, Haibara Ai is sinking to the bottom of the sea, and the voice-over "Don't die, Haibara..." indicates that the story of this film may revolve around saving Haibara Ai.