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Shinichi Kudo is a famous teenage detective who idolizes Sherlock Holmes and solves difficult cases with ease. One day, after a fun day at the theme park with his childhood friend Ran, Shinichi witnesses something suspicious and is knocked unconscious. What’s worse, he’s forced to take a deadly, experimental drug that shrinks his body to the age of seven. To protect himself and his loved ones from those who may want to finish the job, Shinichi dons the new name Conan Edogawa and moves in with Ran, whose father is a famous detective, in hopes of closing cases that can lead him to the men in black. But little does Shinichi know just how dangerous these men, and their cause, are...
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Conan EDOGAWA | heart unheart |
jp. Minami TAKAYAMA
en. Alison VIKTORIN
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Kogorou MOURI | heart unheart | |
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Ran MOURI | heart unheart |
jp. Wakana YAMAZAKI
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Ai HAIBARA | heart unheart | |
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Ayumi YOSHIDA | heart unheart |
jp. Yukiko IWAI
en. Monica RIAL
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Kyu has always been interested in solving mysteries. After assisting in a murder case, he earns the opportunity to take the entrance exam for the Dan Detective School (DDS), a famous detective school established by the equally famous detective, Dan Morihiko! DDS is trusted implicitly by the police and receives their absolute cooperation in all matters, and its students are often able to crack even the most difficult cases. Can Kyu, along with fellow classmates Megumi, Kintarou, Kazuma and Ryu, meet the demands of the school and the crimes that cross their paths?
Both Detective Conan and Detective Academy Q are about young characters solving murder case. They also both allow the viewer to try to solve the cases by himself.
well becouse there both about detective stories, about solving misteries, and both have comic characters who make the searies even more fun!
In each episode, or every two to three, the detective has to solve thrilling mysteries that involve murders and leave you in suspense.
Both contains teenagers solving mysteries and is more or less the same, with the main characters who love mysteries and detectives so much!!
They're both animes involving mysteries and crime cases. While DC's cases may be more elaborate and harder to solve, perceptive audience can pick up on clues and solve the cases together with our lovable detectives. So if you're looking for animes with mysteries you can solve yourself before the truths are revealed, watch them.
Oh, and they both have similar catchphrases 'There is only one truth!' and 'There could only be one answer!' XD
Both mystery based anime that keeps you guessing or if you think you have it yourself you can solve it. Detective conan is slightly further out there with the cases but You can still shoot at a solution.
The mystery of "The Blade Children" is a secret which has remained well-hidden, and has cost some their lives. After Narumi Ayumu's brother disappears in a search for the answer, Narumi is forced to unravel this mystery for himself. Join him in his investigation which will lead him to the secrets of the Blade Children, and to tests of skill which may prove to be fatal.
In both series, the main character uses logic to solve different cases presented to them. Both stories have the main character diving into different situation to get closer to the truth. If you are someone who likes to figure out cases, Spiral is for you because logic and noticing small clues is everything in both shows.
I'm recommending Spiral if you liked Detective Conan for obvious reasons: they both involve an engaging mystery and detective story! If you love the brilliant deductions that Conan makes, you'll definitely like Ayumu's spotlight in the anime Spiral. Spiral has very attractive characters and the grand premise is resurfaced throughout the anime.
Spiral and Detective Conan are about crime, mystery, and great detectives. If you like good detective stories then these are the shows for you.
Both Detective Conan and Spiral contain mysteries as well as a great cast of characters (both main and supporting) that make the series fun to watch. Both follow a similar format in the fact that, while there are mysteries to solve, there is always that one big mystery in the background that you're waiting to be revealed.
Detective Conan may be a much longer series than Spiral, but both are a great watch.
Tachibana Sakon is a skilled puppeteer with an unusual hobby: solving murders. Along with Ukon, a one-of-a-kind puppet made in the Meiji era, Sakon manages to find himself in a variety of life-threatening situations. Join the duo as they put their detective skills to the test in terrifying cases of revenge, malice, and murder.
Detective Conan and Ayatsuri Sakon are both whodunnit that focus on a character that investigate over a murder case. Sakon's case are usually more complex and aren't episodic like most of Conan's but they are both enjoyable by anyone who like these detective Anime.
These two are both great it involves a lot of mysterys and its fun to try and solve them with the hero. if you like one your bound to like the other.
Mai Taniyama is a first year high school student who lives a carefree life telling ghost stories with her friends. One day, she meets Kazuya Shibuya, the head of Shibuya Psychic Research (SPR); and together, she tags along to help him investigate paranormal activities in a haunted school building. His assistant Lin was hurt during an incident to protect Mai from danger, so what more can Mai do than to take the job as Shibuya's assistant? Along with a team of other ghost hunters, they will uncover the mystery of a strange case coming their way, while Mai starts to discover her own abilities.
<p>Both are mind-puzzling shows and they resemble each other though one has darker atmosphere. </p><br><br>
<p>Conan investigates crimes; he searches the truth behind those mysteries. Naru and the rest of the SPR investigates the supernatural; they go to places and solve the mysteries behind the unbelievable. </p><br><br>
<p>Murderers and criminals are caught in Detective Conan, whereas ghosts and demons are discovered and freed in Ghost Hunt.</p><br><br>
<p>Both are wonderful shows.</p>
If you liked Case Closed or Ghost Hunt, you'd also like the other one, because both are mainly about detective work: in Case Closed it's traditional detective work like solving a murder whereas Ghost Hunt is about cases caused by ghosts and other supernatural things.
Both have some kind of comedy in it, but the story mainly focuses on the cases which are solved. Both animes also have a small amount of dramatic/tragic elements in it.
Another similarity is that the team of investigators is mostly not personally involved in the cases (e.g. no one of the team will ever be killed or something).
Ghost Hunt has a somehow darker and creepier atmosphere than Case Closed, but anyway both animes are quite exciting and fun to watch and you can follow the train of thought of the investigators and try to solve the case yourself.
Solving mysteries is what both these anime do best. Ghost hunt focuses on the supernatural ghost chasing where conan focuses on catching the bad guy in crime. Both anime have a wide rage of interesting and unique characters that are sure to entertain. Check one out if you liked the other.
Fudou Academy's Hajime Kindaichi is the grandson of the famous detective Kousuke Kindaichi. Though he often appears to be lazy in school and clumsy, he is actually a modern-day genius with an IQ of 180. Together with his childhood friend Miyuki, Hajime solves the most unsolvable murder mysteries with ease and grace. From missing students to wax museums, there's no case that Hajime Kindaichi can't solve!
Though Kindaichi is less lighthearted than Detective Conan, the two are a perfect recommendation for each other. Kindaichi and Conan solve the hardest cases with ease, often involving murders or other dark topics.
If you like Conan/Kindaichi you'll love Kindaichi/Conan too :D
They both have the same strategies, locked room, stranded on island, always seem to be where murders are, and high school detectives who happen to be allowed to help investigators.
Difference Kindaichi is 17 and not as serious as Conan about everything only his deductions. Also Kindaichi doesn't have a Doctor Agasa. The stories all have those endings where you can either sympathize with the killer or you will think senseless killing.
You can try and find out who the murderers are with both detectives, I say find the murderers because they use crazy methods to cover up their murders.
All over I think if you enjoy one you will definitely enjoy the other. Even though you recognize the patterns its hard to stop watching :D
