Creepiest/scariest moment in the series?

[xGinx]

This scene has got to be the creepiest one of the entire series, IMHO:

Spoiler: WARNING! Be prepared to be seriously creeped out!

And apparently, it's not only ladies that he likes to do this with:

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LMAO!! xD ..... Yukiko's fourth head xD

Against my better judgment, I'm going to ask.  Where are her other two heads?

Either side of Conan's, i'm assuming.

Let's see how xGinx gets out of this one...

that's assuming he wants to.

Ehhhhh .... Me Don't undertand Ingles LOL .... let's talk about more important things like .... the weather?? Is it rainy over there?? xD

[kaitoushinichi]

I really don't get creeped out much by DC... But I DO freak when the people get into trouble (Like Saguru's "death" and Heiji's "desperate situation "thing...)

(But really, do you expect me to get creeped out? After watching Battle Royale without even realizing it was rated R?)

OK, I will say that against Battle Royale, there is very little that is too freaky or bloody. That was what freaked me out about the Sunset Manor, though; it was reminiscient of that situation, with everyone beginning to turn on each other.

Which one of the three did you do? I watched the movie and read the novel... It was quite.... painful...

[mangaluva]

I really don't get creeped out much by DC... But I DO freak when the people get into trouble (Like Saguru's "death" and Heiji's "desperate situation "thing...)

(But really, do you expect me to get creeped out? After watching Battle Royale without even realizing it was rated R?)

OK, I will say that against Battle Royale, there is very little that is too freaky or bloody. That was what freaked me out about the Sunset Manor, though; it was reminiscient of that situation, with everyone beginning to turn on each other.

Which one of the three did you do? I watched the movie and read the novel... It was quite.... painful...

I've only seen Battle Royale and Battle Royale 2. I haven't read the novel or the manga.

[milaneechan]

This scene has got to be the creepiest one of the entire series, IMHO:

Spoiler: WARNING! Be prepared to be seriously creeped out!

And apparently, it's not only ladies that he likes to do this with:

Spoiler:

omigosh, I was seriously just getting ready to post that first cap you have, only my version has 2 angles.

Spoiler:

That scene scarred me for life. Just.....horrifying....

[randompi314159]

lol, that scene was pretty random...and awkward. For some reason the scene in the library case was creepy, the episode that directly followed Heiji's initial appearance. The librarian, or whatever job he held, looked very pale and creepy when compared to the darkness. I actually had to watch it during the day.

[mangaluva]

The discovery of a body is generally a freaky moment, because pretty much all of them have these expressions of intense fear and pain frozen onto them. It can be easy to skip over the face to think about the method of death, but if you think about what that expression means, it's pretty horrible- especially for people like Dr Oyama, who clearly had some time to face the fact that they were about to die.

[pofa]

The discovery of a body is generally a freaky moment, because pretty much all of them have these expressions of intense fear and pain frozen onto them. It can be easy to skip over the face to think about the method of death, but if you think about what that expression means, it's pretty horrible- especially for people like Dr Oyama, who clearly had some time to face the fact that they were about to die.

Yeah, I remember cringing at that one the first time I saw it. Same for the Suspicious Spicy Curry and the one...which was it?...where

Spoiler:

the person was tied to a noose and stood up on a chair, and when someone opened the door to the room it would push a line of books against the chair, knocking it out from under the victim.

That one was cringe-worthy, too.

[Conia]

Spoiler:

the person was tied to a noose and stood up on a chair, and when someone opened the door to the room it would push a line of books against the chair, knocking it out from under the victim.

That one was cringe-worthy, too.

That was in the Clash of Red and Black... Episode 493/494 maybe...

[mangaluva]

Psychologically speaking, that kind of stuff is just as horrible as the high-pressure arterial spray from the first case. I mean, how would you feel, being stuck in a situation where it's inevitable that you're going to die, and there's nothing you can do, just wait for it? THAT is scary.