The story follows the iconic "black-shadow" silhouette used to represent unknown criminals in Detective Conan . Known here as , this character moves to the crime-ridden Beika City with a singular goal: to kill a certain man. Why It Works
: Episodes are short (about 7–9 minutes), making the gag-per-minute ratio very high.
: Despite being a "culprit," Hanzawa faces mundane problems like finding a cheap apartment (that isn't a murder scene) and navigating public transit. The story follows the iconic "black-shadow" silhouette used
✨ : A refreshing, hilarious break from the serious mystery-solving of the main series.
It is a "must-watch" for long-time Conan fans. You don't need to be caught up on the 1,000+ main episodes to enjoy it, but the inside jokes land much harder if you are familiar with the series' tropes. : Despite being a "culprit," Hanzawa faces mundane
: The art style is intentionally simplistic for Hanzawa but stays true to the 90s aesthetic of the source material. 720p is more than enough to capture the clean lines and comedic timing.
If you'd like, I can suggest or give you a character breakdown of Hanzawa's funniest rivals! You don't need to be caught up on
: It pokes fun at the absurdly high murder rate in Beika City and the strange habits of Conan and his friends.