Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween

Shibuya during Halloween is alive with costumes and neon as Conan and his friends attend a wedding at Shibuya Hikarie. Detective Miwako Sato appears in a wedding gown, surrounded by colleagues and guests, while celebrants pause for a toast and a sudden alarm. A masked intruder bursts into the ceremony, and Takagi struggles to shield Sato, taking a blow but surviving. The escape turns chaotic as the attackers vanish into the crowd, leaving behind questions and danger. Sato finds her mind tugged back to a terrible memory of a bombing that killed Matsuda, the detective she loved, a memory that now shadows Takagi. Conan must piece together clues amid shifting alibis and high stakes. The film also blends tense chase sequences with quieter character moments, building suspense that keeps viewers guessing.

Directed by Susumu Mitsunaka, the film sits within the established Detective Conan world and showcases animation that blends brisk action with clever visuals. Scripted by Takahiro Okura and Junichi Iioka, it adapts Gosho Aoyama's creation and released in 2022 worldwide.

Worldwide box office gross amounts to 72,699,093 dollars, indicating solid international interest in the series and audiences in theaters around the globe. Audiences respond to the film's fast paced mysteries, comedic timing, and the familiar team dynamics Conan fans expect.

Critics and fans note the film sticks to the franchise's brisk rhythm while leaning into memories and trust as central themes. The Halloween setting heightens tension and puts character bonds to the test, and the ensemble voice cast keeps Conan's world lively and familiar.

Among fans the Bride of Halloween stands as another colorful chapter in the Conan saga, reinforcing its place in seasonal screenings and cosplay discussions. The film showcases the series' cross media appeal and keeps a long running detective universe vibrant. Its visual style fuels fan art and cosplay at conventions.