Detective Conan: The Lost Ship in the Sky

Conan Edogawa and his friends find themselves tangled in a new terror threat when a radical group resurfaced after years announces they have seized a dangerous bacterium. A devastating lab explosion exposes the gang's claim and their online manifesto, naming themselves the Red Siamese Cats. As the threat unfolds, Conan, Ran Mouri, Kogoro Mouri, and Ai Haibara race to uncover the criminals' plan before a bigger catastrophe hits. Clues point to a high profile research facility and a daring operation set aboard an airborne ship, where the villains intend to unleash the pathogen or frame others for the crime. With tight timing and clever deductions, the young detective pieces together motives, connections, and a last-minute countermeasure before the danger intensifies.

Directed by Yasuichiro Yamamoto, this Detective Conan feature adapts Gosho Aoyama's long running manga. Kazunari Kouchi and Junichi Iioka penned the screenplay, with Aoyama supervising to keep the tone faithful to the beloved series, delivering solid pacing for longtime fans.

From its release the film drew audiences worldwide, grossing 36,407,407 dollars. The turnout shows the franchise's broad appeal beyond Japan as fans chase a high-stakes mystery featuring Conan's quick wits and a familiar cast. In theaters worldwide today and beyond.

Fans remember the film for its midair action and the way it blends science intrigue with classic detective comedy. The return of Kaito Kid and Ai Haibara adds layers for long time viewers, reinforcing Detective Conan as a cross generational staple. The air of mystery lingers after the credits.

Critics praised the movie's brisk pacing and solid mystery, noting it balances action with deduction. The story interrogates the ethics of biothreats, the tension between vigilante ambition and official safeguards, and how teamwork between Conan and his friends keeps danger within reach. The finale reinforces trust in science and teamwork.