As we all know, "Detective Conan" is a very successful commercial work, especially its annual theatrical version, which basically achieves good box office. So far in 2020, "Detective Conan" has released 23 theatrical versions, so which of these theatrical versions is the most popular? Recently, Japan conducted a popularity survey of the theatrical version of "Detective Conan", and then we will take a look at which of the top five are.
5th Prize: "Sunflowers of Karmic Fire"
Sunflowers of Karma Fire is a theatrical version released in 2015, and in this vote, it received a total of 35,463 votes. To be honest, the quality of this theatrical version is not high, the reputation on the Internet is also very general, the reason why the popularity can be ranked fifth should be because Van Gogh's famous painting "Sunflower" appeared in the movie, which is barely a linkage.
Fourth Place: "The Soul Song of the Detectives"
"Detectives' Town Song" is a 2005 theatrical version, which received 52,793 votes in this voting event, ranking fourth. This work is the tenth anniversary of the Conan theatrical version, there are many characters on the scene, even Hattori Heiji and the strange thief Kidd, although the reasoning content is average, but with these popular characters, it is normal to get so many votes.
3rd Prize: "Countdown to Heaven"
The theatrical version of "Countdown to Heaven", released in 2001, received 55,182 votes at the event, ranking third. This theatrical version can be said to be the more classic of the many theatrical versions of "Detective Conan", in addition to the fact that the final flying car escape plot is very brain-opening, the psychological portrayal of the character in the work is also very outstanding, especially the role of Gray Plains.
2nd Place: Sniper in a Different Dimension
In second place was the 2014 theatrical version of Sniper in An Other Dimension, which garnered a total of 60,535 votes for the event. The quality of this theatrical version is actually average, the plot has no highlights, the biggest highlight should be that the FBI and Seiryo Makoto appeared in the theater version for the first time. In addition, at the end of the film, a small Easter egg hinting at Shuichi Akai appears.
1st Prize: The Assassin of the Pupil
The theatrical version of The Pupil's Assassin was released in 2000 as the theatrical version of Detective Conan IV, which received 77,991 votes at the event. The theatrical version is also an early theatrical version, so the quality is also relatively high, and the line "I like you, like you more than anyone in the world" in the plot has become one of Conan's most classic lines.
The above is the top five of japan's Conan theater version of the popularity poll, and it is surprising that "The Undead of Baker Street" was not on the list, and it seems that the good looks of the work and the popularity are not necessarily proportional to ah. What is your favorite theatrical version of Detective Conan? Feel free to post your thoughts in the comments section below.