Detective Conan: The Raven Chaser

In this entry from the Detective Conan saga, a new operative from the Black Organization uncovers that Shinichi Kudo has become Conan Edogawa. The revelation raises the stakes for Shinichi's circle as the criminals decide to act, escalating danger around him. Conan finds his friends and allies at risk as Organization pursues him to silence the truth. With Gin and Organization closing in, the story tightens into a race against time where disguises, clever deductions, and escapes keep the pressure on. The city becomes a chessboard as Conan juggles secrecy with protection, knowing exposure could spell disaster for everyone he cares about. It weighs on him as clues stack up, Conan improvises with his cover while trying to keep Ran and Kogoro safe tonight.

Released in 2009 as part of the Detective Conan film series, the feature was directed by Yasuichiro Yamamoto. It draws on Gosho Aoyama’s manga world with a screenplay credited to Kazunari Kouchi and Junichi Iioka, adapting characters for big screen.

The film earned about 39.66 million dollars worldwide, marking a solid performance within the franchise and helping to sustain Detective Conan’s cinematic cadence. Its financial showing reflects steady fan interest and broad international appeal across anime markets around the world.

Critics praised the film for brisk pacing, tense set pieces, and the way it merges puzzle solving with action. The central themes revolve around secrecy and loyalty, the costs of undercover life, and Conan's determined effort to shield his friends without exposing his true identity. It keeps audiences engaged throughout.

Animation is handled by TMS Entertainment, adapting Gosho Aoyama's manga with a script from Kazunari Kouchi and Junichi Iioka. Director Yasuichiro Yamamoto leads the project, with Aoyama credited as creator. The film continues the series' signature blend of clever deductions and dynamic chase sequences, and expands the franchise's global footprint.