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[Jecka]

What SD means on the video?

Standard definition. It means it's low quality.

[Okiyakaivan]

What SD means on the video?

Standard definition. It means it's low quality.

thank you

[kkuuddoo]

I was watching conan today, and I was wondering if the Anime skipped the Sato and takagi case where he thinks she is pregnant and she turns not to be and only missing her red badge,
or is it just me lost between what manga file are we in, I wanted to ask.
Sorry for the trouble !

[Ekoyuhale]

I was watching conan today, and I was wondering if the Anime skipped the Sato and takagi case where he thinks she is pregnant and she turns not to be and only missing her red badge,
or is it just me lost between what manga file are we in, I wanted to ask.
Sorry for the trouble !

They adapt the manga cases out of order sometimes, so if it hasn't happened yet in the anime it probably will eventually (too lazy to check what chapters we're in atm so please excuse the general reply xD )

[User 4869]

The red badge case is from Vol 82. The anime only reach Vol 81. They will make it sooner or later

And also what Ekoyuhale said is true.

[kkuuddoo]

Thank you both for the replays,
I guess I got mixed up, since a lot been happening and it hard to focus.

Good, I will be waiting for this the episode !

[Adel34]

I just re-watched the "Code For Star And Cigarette" case (ep. 374-375) and there's one thing I can't understand - what was the reason the 2nd victim left one more cigarette? Earlier, it was said that six cigarettes made up the culprit's name. Later, Conan said that "he left one more cigarette to make it easier to know"... but how? I don't understand how does this make it easier to know?! Can anyone explain, please?

[MoonRaven]

I read recently the Ryoma Heist. Conan says there that Yukiko was born in Tosa. But in the Similar Prinsesses case he says that she isn't from Tosa, just played a role thus can speak witht he dialect.

This confuses me...

[Adel34]

I just re-watched the "Code For Star And Cigarette" case (ep. 374-375) and there's one thing I can't understand - what was the reason the 2nd victim left one more cigarette? Earlier, it was said that six cigarettes made up the culprit's name. Later, Conan said that "he left one more cigarette to make it easier to know"... but how? I don't understand how does this make it easier to know?! Can anyone explain, please?

Really? No one knows the answer?

[k11chi]

I just re-watched the "Code For Star And Cigarette" case (ep. 374-375) and there's one thing I can't understand - what was the reason the 2nd victim left one more cigarette? Earlier, it was said that six cigarettes made up the culprit's name. Later, Conan said that "he left one more cigarette to make it easier to know"... but how? I don't understand how does this make it easier to know?! Can anyone explain, please?

Really? No one knows the answer?

From what I can gather, the 7-part clue is done in a way that they can catch clue easier than the 6-part because the first victim never saw the culprits name on paper.

[Adel34]

From what I can gather, the 7-part clue is done in a way that they can catch clue easier than the 6-part because the first victim never saw the culprits name on paper.

I still don't get it... The 6-cigarette clue symbolizes the culprit's name using the simpler kanji, and the 7-cigarette clue symbolizes... yeah, what does it symbolize? The actual, more difficult kanji in the culprit's name has more strokes than 7. So... what does the 7-cigarette "clue" mean?

[k11chi]

From what I can gather, the 7-part clue is done in a way that they can catch clue easier than the 6-part because the first victim never saw the culprits name on paper.

I still don't get it... The 6-cigarette clue symbolizes the culprit's name using the simpler kanji, and the 7-cigarette clue symbolizes... yeah, what does it symbolize? The actual, more difficult kanji in the culprit's name has more strokes than 7. So... what does the 7-cigarette "clue" mean?

It doesn't really try to symbolize anything... the other dude did not read the name from anywhere and just used his spider-senses, thought it had the "simpler" kanji there and used that amount of cigarette pieces. The other saw how it was written down (it's "rare"), hence making it easier when one more piece with the right length is added into the mix.

[kkslider5552000]

Ok seriously what was with that one case where Conan let someone go for trying to murder their wife just because it was a misunderstanding?

Like...WTF? I need an answer to that.

[k11chi]

Ok seriously what was with that one case where Conan let someone go for trying to murder their wife just because it was a misunderstanding?

Like...WTF? I need an answer to that.

Depends on what you want to hear. The dude misunderstood everything and the point of the case was to show that Haibara is a bit less sympathetic than Conan when it comes to situations like that I guess...

[AICHAN]

Yeah that case really shocked me as well,but I guess Conan respected the wife's choice to forgive her husband,and he thought about the baby's wellbeing too.And as k11chi said that case showed that Ai doesn't forgive easily,so it may be a hint for the future files.