Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback

On a snow soaked stretch in Nagano, detective Yamato Kansuke gives chase to a elusive target through quiet, wind swept hills. A shadow crowds his view, drawing his focus away just as a rifle shot grazes his left eye and a snow slide roars down. Ten months later Kansuke has miraculously survived the avalanche and is pulled into a new case when a researcher at the Nobeyama National Astronomical Observatory is found under attack. The investigation ties danger to memory and a shadowy rival whose reach seems to extend far beyond the mountains.

Directed by Katsuya Shigehara, this animated feature expands the Detective Conan universe from Gosho Aoyama's manga with Takeharu Sakurai's screenplay. It anchors the mystery in a stark Nagano snowscape, blending action with clever deduction.

The movie has grossed about 166 million dollars worldwide, underscoring strong audience interest in a long running franchise. The figure reflects solid turnout across traditional and digital screens.

Early critics praise brisk pacing and the franchise's solid animation while balancing mystery with action. The film foregrounds memory and resilience after trauma, asking how past events shape present choices, even as Conan and friends chase a network of danger.

Being a high profile addition to a beloved series, the film is likely to spark fan discussion about timelines, character dynamics and visual style. Its animation quality and narrative setup may influence future anime thrillers and fan produced content across communities.