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The Clash of Red and Black (赤と黒のクラッシュ, Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu) are story arcs 170, 171, and 174–176 of the Japanese manga series Case Closed, which is referred to as Meitantei Konan (名探偵コナン, lit. Great Detective Conan, officially translated as Detective Conan) in Japan.
"The Clash of Red and Black (Killed in the Line of Duty)" Transliteration: "Aka to Kuro no Kurasshu (Junshoku)" (Japanese: 赤と黒のクラッシュ （殉職）) Masato Sato: Kazunari Kochi: May 19, 2008 () [24]
He then finds a picture of a child-actor from America with a strong resemblance to Haibara. He informs Genta and the two follow the girls, who are also followed by a man in a black suit, to the supermarket. Mitsuhiko deduces that Haibara is an MI6 agent and the man in black is an American mafia. After confronting the man, he is revealed to be a ...
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Victor Gollancz Ltd used Viz Media's translation to release the 15 volumes in the United Kingdom before ceasing publication of manga (Viz Media has since re-released them). [4] On July 22, 2009, Viz Media uploaded a website containing its licensed series from Weekly Shōnen Sunday ; [ 5 ] the first chapter of Case Closed was uploaded to the ...
Aoyama cited the live-action adaptations of Yuki Suetsugu's manga series Chihayafuru among his inspirations for making Hyakunin Isshu and karuta subjects of a Case Closed film. He noted the Kyoto-based Karuta Queen, or national champion in the women's division, as depicted in Chihayafuru , as the model for characters in The Crimson Love Letter ...
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It is a spin-off to the original manga Detective Conan by Gosho Aoyama and stars the black-silhouetted "criminal" that appears in the main series to represent the mystery culprits. Kanba launched the manga in Shogakukan 's Shōnen Sunday S in May 2017 and its chapters have been collected in nine tankōbon volumes as of October 2024.