Detective Conan: Dimensional Sniper

Tokyo is gripped by a sudden wave of sniper attacks that freezes the streets and leaves residents scared to step outside. Conan Edogawa teams up with Shinichi Kudo, Ran Mouri, and Kogoro Mouri to pinpoint the shooter before more innocents fall. The investigation threads together crime scene clues, forensics, and high stakes chase sequences, as they uncover a larger puzzle than a lone gunman. What begins as a citywide manhunt grows into a maze of military secrecy, covert operations, and hidden motives that threaten public safety. The pace stays brisk as friends weather danger and rely on sharp deduction to close the case. The case tests patience and ingenuity as suspects emerge from laboratories, military facilities, and the shadows of Tokyo's neon. The tension sticks with you after the credits roll.

Directed by Kobun Shizuno, this entry in the Detective Conan series adapts Gosho Aoyama's manga for the big screen, continuing the franchise's tradition of sharp deductive puzzles and high octane suspense.

Sniper film helped keep the Conan films in the spotlight for fans craving action blended with cerebral puzzles. The sniper plot spotlights Masumi Sera as a memorable ally, reinforcing the series habit of smart mind games amid tense confrontations. It nods to fans with locations while offering newcomers a mystery.

Critics noted the brisk pace and the way the story threads together political intrigue with personal stakes, while staying true to the franchise's core duo of deduction and teamwork. The film probes trust, power, and the cost of secrecy, inviting reflection on intelligence work and civilian courage.

Animation studio: TMS Entertainment; Source material: Gosho Aoyama's Detective Conan manga; Notable staff: director Kobun Shizuno, with voice cast led by Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa and Kappei Yamaguchi as Shinichi Kudo. The visuals pair fast chase sequences with careful clue solving, and Tokyo itself feels like a character.