Overview
- The beloved series Detective Conan (Case Closed) is gearing up for its 30th anniversary with a fresh logo and an exciting video, heralding the beginning of the 30 YEAR PROJECT set to launch in 2026.
- Fans can look forward to more updates related to the anniversary celebrations on the official website.
- This iconic manga and anime features the protagonist Shinichi Kudo, who navigates intricate cases in his reimagined form as Conan Edogawa.
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As part of the 30th anniversary celebrations for the anime adaptation of Gōshō Aoyama’s Detective Conan (Case Closed), a stunning new logo has been unveiled alongside a special promotional video. The 30 YEAR PROJECT is scheduled to commence in January 2026, marking the three-decade journey since the show’s original premiere in January 1996.
Detailed announcements regarding the commemorative activities will be released in due course on the official website. Notably, the number 30 holds particular significance for Aoyama-sensei, especially with the recent airing of YAIBA: Samurai Legend by WIT Studio, which serves as a reboot more than 30 years after the debut of his inaugural anime adaptation from 1988.
Watch the Anniversary Video
New Logo and Special Video
Reflecting on 30 Years of History
The captivating special video lasts just over three minutes and presents nostalgic highlights from the series as the new 30 YEAR PROJECT logo gradually emerges, fostering a sense of excitement among long-time fans.
About Detective Conan (Case Closed)
A Historic Anime and Manga
Gōshō Aoyama’s Case Closed, which has been a mainstay in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shōnen Sunday since its debut in January 1994, has been compiled into 106 volumes, solidifying its status as one of the longest-running manga franchises in history. The storyline focuses on the clever 17-year-old detective Shinichi Kudo, who finds himself involved in a life-altering incident when he inadvertently witnesses a crime involving the infamous Black Organization. After being attacked and administered a deadly drug, he reverts to the body of an eight-year-old, subsequently adopting the persona of Conan Edogawa.
Under the guise of Conan, Shinichi stays with childhood friend Ran Mori, whose father, Kogoro Mori, is a private detective. While accompanying Kogoro on various cases, Conan employs his deductive skills to unravel mysteries and secretly seeks information on the organization responsible for his predicament. The anime adaptation of Detective Conan launched in January 1996, leading to numerous feature films, the first being released in 1997.
Fans can watch Detective Conan (Case Closed) on Crunchyroll.
Sources: Crunchyroll, Official Detective Conan 30 YEAR PROJECT Website