Case Closed: The Scarlet Bullet Movie Now Available on Digital
LOS ANGELES, CA — [November 20, 2023] —TMS Entertainment announced the English Dub and English Sub digital release of Case Closed: The Scarlet Bullet, the 24th theatrical installment in the beloved Detective Conan series. This news comes after the success of the film's English Dub World Premiere and English Sub North America Premiere which took place over the weekend at the Anime NYC convention held at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City. The premiere at Anime NYC marks a revitalized effort by TMS Entertainment to increase promotional efforts for the beloved franchise. Hundreds of fans welcomed Detective Conan back to the big screen on Saturday, November 18th and Sunday, November 19 th with the film which featured a gathering of the enigmatic Akai family and an array of physics-defying action scenes.
The film, which grossed $100 million globally is available now for digital rent and purchase exclusively in the iTunes, Prime Video, and Google Play stores.
About Case Closed: The Scarlet Bullet
The prestigious international sporting event, World Sports Games (WSG), held
every four years, is going to be hosted in Tokyo. The media are also focusing their
attention on the HyperLinear train that can reach 1,000 km/h and launch of its
service on the opening day of the WSG.
However multiple incidents occur in which top executives of WSG's sponsor companies are kidnapped but then are immediately released. No one seems to know who might be behind these incidents, but similar occurrences were observed during the WSG inauguration in US 15 years ago.
When Conan learns of Alan McKenzie, former chief of FBI and now the head of WSG committee, is to get on the first run of the bullet train, he and Shuichi Akai make their move. Meanwhile, Akai's sister Masumi Sera and his mother Mary are also in pursuit of the same case and have boarded the train. To make matters even more curious, Akai's younger brother and professional Shogi player Shukichi Haneda too happens to be visiting Nagoya, where the train is scheduled to begin its run…!
The Case Closed: The Scarlet Bullet trailer can be viewed HERE.
Case Closed: The Fist of Blue Sapphire at Anime Frontier 2023
In continuation of its promotional efforts, TMS Entertainment will also hold a screening of Case Closed: The Fist of Blue Sapphire, the 23 rd film in the Case Closed franchise, at this year's Anime Frontier on December 9 from 6:45 PM. The screening will mark Detective Conan's first appearance at the Leftfield Media-run Fort Worth- based convention and will feature a trivia contest and prize giveaway after the screening.
Find more information HERE.
About Case Closed: The Fist of Blue Sapphire
The world 's largest sapphire, “The Fist of Blue Sapphire" was alleged to have
been lost at sea near Singapore along with a pirate vessel in the late 19th century.
When a local billionaire appears to the public with a plan to retrieve the sapphire, a
murder occurs in Marina Bay Sands. At the scene, a bloodied notice card from Kid
the Phantom Thief is found.
Meanwhile, Ran and Sonoko are visiting Singapore to see the karate tournament being held there. Conan, not having a passport, had to stay in Japan. However, with Kid needing Conan for a part of his plan, Conan is tricked and brought to Singapore against his will! Having no choice but to help Kid in order to get back home; Conan is stripped of his glasses, watch, clothes and is forced to disguise himself. He meets Ran, who is unaware of the situation, and calls himself Arthur Hirai on the spur of the moment.
Kid gets information that the blue sapphire is stored in an underground safe of a mansion. He seems to have sneaked into the mansion easily, but a dangerous trap awaits him. There stands Kyogoku Makoto, the invincible Karate warrior with 400 wins and zero losses!
As if to forewarn something ominous... Singapore's famed monument, the Merlion spews out scarlet red water! Is something terrible coming to Conan and Kid's way?!
The Case Closed: The Fist of Blue Sapphire trailer can be viewed HERE.
About Case Closed (Detective Conan)
The manga first serialized on the Weekly Shonen Sunday, published by
Shogakukan, Inc. in 1994. The total sales of the comic series exceed 230 million
copies. The series is one of the bestselling detective mystery comics and is very
popular internationally as well.
Anime series launched in 1996 and further expanded the series' popularity. Feature length theatrical releases has been released every year since 1997 and has smashed numerous box office records in Japan with 2019's 23rd feature length “The Fist of Blue Sapphire” recording approximately $115 million in worldwide box office sales.
Shinichi Kudo is a high school detective. One day, suspicious men in black forcefully give him a strange poison and his body shrank to the time of when he was in the first grade! Hiding his identity, he made a new name for himself: Conan Edogawa. Conan now lives with his childhood friend Ran Mori and her detective father in hopes of hunting down the Black Organization while being involved in cases. He faces numerous difficult cases and goes against a notorious thief but keeps on solving mysteries to find the one and only truth!
About TMS Entertainment Co., Ltd.
TMS Entertainment, USA, Inc. is a subsidiary of TMS Entertainment Co., Ltd.
(better known as TMS), one of the largest anime studios in Japan. With strong
focus on anime production, licensing, and distribution, TMS boasts a library of
over 12,000 episodes across a total of 420 titles that include much-loved anime
titles such as Lupin the 3rd, Dr. Stone, and MEGALOBOX. For more
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