Dubai – Asdaf News:
Fans of Detective Conan in the Arab world, please call. The wait for the most recent Detective Conan film is now ended. The 26th installment in the renowned Detective Conan franchise, Detective Conan: Black Iron Submarine, will debut in theatres around the Arab world on June 8th, according to Spacetoon.
The scene this time takes place in the water close to Tokyo’s Hachijo-jima island. For the full-scale functioning of “Pacific Buoy,” an offshore facility to connect surveillance cameras held by the global police forces, engineers from all over the world have assembled. There are tests being conducted on a particular “new technology” based on a facial recognition system.
Conan and the Detective Boys are visiting Hachijo-jima at Sonoko’s invitation, and while there, Subaru Okiya—an FBI agent posing as Shuichi Akai—calls to let them know that Gin from the Black Organization murdered a Europol employee in Germany.
Conan, who is restless, goes into the facility and discovers that the Black Organisation has abducted a female engineer! Additionally, a USB drive she has that has certain information winds up in the custody of the company. Inching closer to Ai Haibara is a dark shadow.
The 26th movie made 10 billion yen in sales with over 7 million admissions within a few weeks after its debut. This box office success therefore swiftly turned into one of the highest-grossing films in the franchise’s history.
Ai Haibara Story: Black Iron Mysteries, an introduction to the 26th Detective Conan film, was made available by Spacetoon prior to the movie’s debut in theatres. Given the connections between the two films, it serves as a reminder of Haibara’s journey and how it led to her current predicament. Ai Haibara’s Story: Black Iron Mysteries did a good job of illuminating Ai Haibara’s backstory and showing how she changed during the course of the series.
