The plot is bland and dull, and it often feels like it wasn't originally written as a Detective Conan movie as the mystery element is extremely flimsy. This film feels like a stereotypical anime filler beach episode stretched out to be feature-length. Conan quickly realizes that this is murder and tries to solve the mystery of the island. However, things quickly take a turn for the dark when a diver is killed by a shark.
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The island is full of treasure hunters, and the Detective Boys decide to take part in a scavenger hunt. Miwako Sato and Wataru Takagi chase some robbers but, when the robbers get knocked out, one says "Jolly Rodger" and "Koumi Island." Luckily Kogoro Mouri gets invited to Koumi Island by the head of tourism and he decides to bring Conan, Ran, and the whole gang with him. Released in 2007, Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure is the 11th film in the Detective Conan franchise. Detective Conan: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure
RELATED: Detective Conan's Trickiest Case Is Its Sheer Number of Localizations 1. Like most of the later Detective Conan films, this film was released on Blu-ray in Japanese and received various European dubs. Other Detective Conan films have used the concept in a more exciting way. On top of this, the bombing storyline feels slightly generic.
The film features many real-world J-League stars voicing characters, and while it must be fun for fans of the league, if you're not into Japanese league soccer, you'll likely struggle to enjoy this film. Conan finds and disarms the bomb, but he has to work out the identity of the bomber before their next attack. However, during this game, Kogoro receives a phone call saying that someone has hidden a bomb in the stadium. When Conan and the Detective Boys attend an event where J-League players play soccer with kids, they end up being able to watch a game. It was created as the public relations manager of Japan's J-League soccer league Yasuaki Iwasada, was a big Detective Conan fan and friends with Detective Conan producer Michihiko Suwa. The 16th film in the franchise, The Eleventh Striker, has a fascinating history. Detective Conan: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital RELATED: Case Closed: The Darkest Nightmare Exploits Conan's Arch Villains to Their Fullest 4. However, it has not received an English dub. The movie was released on Blu-ray in 2011. Alas, this means the film is also unfocused and poorly paced, making the plot is hard to follow at times. This film was meant to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Detective Conan and, fittingly, includes many references and callbacks. Saguru Hakuba from the Magic Kaito franchise also makes an appearance. To save the day, Conan has to team up with the Kaito Kid and Conan's old rival turned friend, Heiji Hattori. If Conan and Kogoro can't solve a mystery for the mystery person, they'll make the watches explode. Soon, a mysterious person reveals themselves and informs Conan that the watches are bombs, and if anyone leaves the park, they'll explode. The host presents all of the kids and Ran with watches that let them enjoy the park for free, except Conan can't go. They find themselves in a hotel near the Miricle Land theme park. When Conan, Ran and the Detective Boys go to meet Kogoro Mouri's new client. The 10th Detective Conan movie, The Private Eyes' Requiem, was released in 2006.
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