Meitantei Conan OVA 06: Kieta Daiya wo Oe! Conan & Heiji VS Kid!
Detective Conan OVA 06: Follow the Vanished Diamond! Conan & Heiji vs. Kid! / 名探偵コナン 消えたダイヤを追え! コナン・平次vsキッド!
| Genres: Comedy, Detective, Mystery, Shounen | |
| Themes: Detective | |
| Demographics: Shounen | |
| Studios: TMS Entertainment | |
| Producers: Polydor Records | |
| Rating: 7.36 / 10 | |
| Rank: #2590 | |
| Popularity: #5634 | |
| Users Listed: 16,828 | |
| Users Scored: 8,224 | |
| NSFW: No | |
| Last Updated: 11/25/2023 | |
| Aired: March 15, 2006 (Winter) | |
| Type: ova | |
| Source: manga | |
| Age Rating: PG 13 | |
| Episodes: 1 |
Synopsis:
A seemingly simple blackmail call plunges Conan Edogawa and his childhood friend Heiji Hattori into a complex case involving a stolen jewel worth a significant sum. The investigation begins with a misdialed number, leading the two detectives to uncover a web of deception and intrigue. Set against the backdrop of Osaka and Tokyo, the series follows their collaborative efforts as they navigate clues and interrogate suspects.
Their pursuit is complicated by the emergence of Kaitou Kid, a renowned thief also vying for possession of the valuable artifact. Conan and Heiji must work together, utilizing their distinct investigative styles – Conan's sharp deduction and Heiji’s street smarts – to outmaneuver the thief and uncover the truth behind the theft. The story explores themes of friendship, rivalry, and the pursuit of justice within a high-stakes criminal landscape.
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Characters:
- Edogawa, Conan (Main) - Voice Actors: Takayama, Minami
- Hattori, Heiji (Main) - Voice Actors: Horikawa, Ryo
- Fukawa, Takafumi (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Horikawa, Ryo
- Iwatsume (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Inaba, Minoru
- Kuroba, Kaito (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Yamaguchi, Kappei
- Mouri, Kogorou (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kamiya, Akira
- Mouri, Ran (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Yamazaki, Wakana
- Nakamori, Ginzou (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ishizuka, Unshou
- Okino, Yoko (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Nagasawa, Miki
- Tooyama, Kazuha (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Miyamura, Yuko
Staff:
- Kobayashi, Hiroaki (Producer)
- Kojima, Satoshi (Producer)
- Satou, Masato (Director)
- Izawa, Motoi (Sound Director)
- Tozawa, Minoru (Episode Director)
- Kouchi, Kazunari (Script)
- Sakai, Izumi (Theme Song Lyrics)
- ZARD (Theme Song Performance)
- Aoyama, Gosho (Original Creator)
- Fujii, Fumino (Key Animation)
- Izumi, Hiro (Background Art)
- Katou, Yasutada (Art Director)
- Kawahara, Kumiko (Key Animation)
- Komatsu, Kanae (Key Animation)
- Matsuzaka, Sadatoshi (Key Animation)
- Okada, Terumitsu (Editing)
- Okamoto, Mayumi (Animation Director)
- Sakiyama, Tomoaki (Animation Director)
- Tominaga, Mari (Chief Animation Director, Character Design)
- Tsuzuki, Shinichirou (Executive Producer)
- Yokoyama, Aki (Sound Effects)
Reviews:
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User vigorousjammer (Score: 4/10):
This is definitely the weakest of the Detective Conan OVAs for me, thus far. The story starts off somewhat interesting, but eventually trails off. Despite Kaitou Kid being featured in the title, and on the cover, he barely shows up, and what we're left with is an empty story where things tend to happen without any real reason, and the mystery that's solved is simple and boring. There's a few funny moments which work well enough, but that's not good enough to fill an entire episode with. By the end, there's no real conclusion to the story, and things just kind of end with therebeing no actual ending.nnThe characters are still just as interesting as they are in the show normally, the art is passable, as is the soundtrack. Everything besides the story is passable, but overall, this is a really weak, tepid episode, which doesn't offer up anything significant to the overarching Detective Conan storyline, and also fails to be an interesting stand-alone story. If you're a fan of the show and have a need to watch every episode, feel free to watch it, but for everybody else, I'd say that this one is definitely skippable. -
User lethargilistic (Score: 4/10):
Completionists only. The title of this is bait. It's really just a Heiji and Conan story with a tiny dash of Kaito Kid thrown in there to entice people to buy it unsuspectingly. kid has literally one set of lines at the very end. Nakamori has a bigger role than him. The beginning is intriguing and has a lot of nice touches to it that could make a fan smile. There's Kogoro's crush on Yoko Okino. There's a flashback to when Ran and Shinichi were kids. There's Ran just being a nice person in her community. But then the mystery intrudes and it's so terribly thin.To call it a mystery is an overstatement. It's just something mysterious that unceremoniously resolves itself when Conan and Heiji get involved. The way that they address the situation requires them to forget about one of Conan's most-frequently used gadgets until the very end, and there's no clever sleuthing involved at all.nnEverything else about it is standard for a forgettable episode of the show, so it's not terrible. But it was a bait-and-switch and not a good one.
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