Underrated Cases

[Callid]

??: "The Mystery of High Sales" or whatever, the case where the guy helped the family restaurant so he could dig up his hidden jewels, and Conan couldn't solve it due to the suspect not being clever enough to fit his deductions.

That's the 225 dilbert mentioned.

[Akonyl]

??: "The Mystery of High Sales" or whatever, the case where the guy helped the family restaurant so he could dig up his hidden jewels, and Conan couldn't solve it due to the suspect not being clever enough to fit his deductions.

That's the 225 dilbert mentioned.

then, I disagree with wakari calling it overrated.

[kkslider5552000]

I'm gonna throw Ikkaku Rock into the running as well. It doesn't get very much appreciation as an actual mystery (as is common with quite a few of the plot cases), but I enjoyed it quite a bit.

what? It was essentially just "dead person wrote text, WHAT DOES IT MEAN?!" and nothing else. Other than the motive being a ripoff of another, much better case.

[Wakarimashita]

"The Evidence that Didn't Disappear" (233-234) I think is also underrated. It's a fun DB case with a nice change of pace and hilarious Haibara comments (when she says Doyle will follow her in death just like Marie-Antoinette's dog did).

[randompi314159]

After looking through some pictures and videos, I finally remembered which episode I was going to say. The Library Murder Case. It's one of the old DB cases, but it was still rather complex and did have a certain creep factor to it.

[queenmisanagi]

After looking through some pictures and videos, I finally remembered which episode I was going to say. The Library Murder Case. It's one of the old DB cases, but it was still rather complex and did have a certain creep factor to it.

COMPLETELY AGREE!!!! Oh my  goodness my brothers and I literally screamed when that monkey-faced murder appeared out of the shadows!

And stashing the body on top of the elevator? GENIUS. I always tell this urban legend when I'm with friends and we're in a new building and we're riding an elevator 

[randompi314159]

After looking through some pictures and videos, I finally remembered which episode I was going to say. The Library Murder Case. It's one of the old DB cases, but it was still rather complex and did have a certain creep factor to it.

COMPLETELY AGREE!!!! Oh my  goodness my brothers and I literally screamed when that monkey-faced murder appeared out of the shadows!

And stashing the body on top of the elevator? GENIUS. I always tell this urban legend when I'm with friends and we're in a new building and we're riding an elevator 

haha, when I just started rewatching, I couldn't finish this episode at night, it just creeped the h*ll out of me. So I went to sleep and watched it in the morning.

[kkslider5552000]

After looking through some pictures and videos, I finally remembered which episode I was going to say. The Library Murder Case. It's one of the old DB cases, but it was still rather complex and did have a certain creep factor to it.

COMPLETELY AGREE!!!! Oh my  goodness my brothers and I literally screamed when that monkey-faced murder appeared out of the shadows!

I personally love how he looks like a cross between an old Scooby Doo villian and Andross from Star Fox 64.

[Puto]

180-181: really good for an AO, overshadowed by the cursed mask case just a couple of episodes later.
418: I only saw this once but it was really fun, if a less interesting version of 43.
366-367: Pretty much no one talks about this case like...ever. Some really nice character related scenes as well as a really good poison case.
571-572: Easily the best Detective Boys case in forever, and one that reminds me why I liked those cases in the first place. Not to mention references to a bunch of different cases, Okiya Subaru's pointless cameo #12, Conan hanging up on Kobayashi mid-sentence and a cool little story with Heiji secretly helping the DB.

Great call on 180-181. This is another one where they did a great creating an atmosphere (reminds me of 88-89 in some ways).

180 is actually the first Detective Conan episode I ever watched. Oh, the memories...