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Director: Yasuichiro Yamamoto Screenplay: Kazunari Kouchi Storyboard: Yasuichiro Yamamoto Original Manga: Gosho Aoyama Character Design: Art director: Hiroyuki Hasegawa Chief Animation Director: Keiko Sasaki Animation director: Katsutoshi Kobayashi Sound director: Color setting: Takako Numata Sound Effects: Masakazu Yokoyama Sound Effects Assistant: Aki Yokoyama Story Editor: Junichi Iioka Theme Song Performance: Zard (ED) Video Editing: Hisako Hasegawa (T.D.B.) | Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa Hisao Egawa as Takeshi Maejima Ikue Ohtani as Isshin Chiba as Yousuke Moriguchi Junko Noda as Satoshi Moriguchi Kei Hayami as Yoshiko Moriguchi Minako Arakawa as Kaoru Komiya Norio Wakamoto as Officer Ohtaki Ryo Horikawa as Heiji Hattori Wakana Yamazaki as Ran Mouri Wataru Takagi as Yukiko Iwai as Yuko Miyamura as Kazuha Toyama | |||||||
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