Ask for Conan theatrical version all have Kidd s name

The third part, "The Magician at the End of the Century", is dedicated to the story of Kidd, the strange thief.

In the eighth installment of "The Magician of the Silver Wing", KID appears again.

The tenth "Detectives' Soul Song".

Theatrical version 14 A shipwrecked ship in the sky.

Theatrical version of a magician at the end of the 3rd century.

Theatrical version 8 The magician of the Silver Wing.

Theatrical version 10 The Detectives' Soul Song.

Theatrical version 14 The shipwrecked ship in the sky will be released on April 17.

A magician at the end of the century.

The magician of the Silver Wing.

"The Magician at the End of the Century", "The Magician of the Silver Wing", "The Detectives' Soul Song", "The Shipwrecked Ship in the Sky", "The Sunflower of Karmic Fire", all of which have Kidd the Strange Thief.

1. "The Magician at the End of the Century".

Detective Conan: The Magician at the End of the Century is an animated film produced by Toho Corporation on April 17, 1999. The film is the third installment of "Detective Conan Theatrical Version".

Directed by Kaneji Kodama. Minami Takayama, Kazuna Yamazaki, Akira Kamiya, and others served as the main voices.

The film mainly revolves around the unexpected discovery of the Romanov Dynasty's secret treasure "Memory Easter Egg" in Japan, and the battle for Easter eggs between Conan and his old rival Kidd the monster thief, as well as a mysterious third party.

2, "The Magician of the Silver Wing".

Detective Conan: The Magician of the Silver Wing is an animated film released on April 17, 2004 by Toho Corporation, Japan, which is the eighth installment of Detective Conan Theatrical Edition. Directed by Taiichiro Yamamoto, Minami Takayama, Kazuna Yamazaki, Akira Kamiya and others served as the main voices.

The film mainly tells the story of Conan and Kidd in the process of fighting for the gem ring, solving the murder on the plane, and working with Kidd to escape from the crash.

3, "The Detectives' Soul Song".

Detective Conan: The Detectives' Soul Song is an animated film produced by TMS Corporation of Japan and released by Toho Corporation on April 15, 2006. The film is directed by Taiichiro Yamamoto, with Minami Takayama, Kazuna Yamazaki, Akira Kamiya and others as the main voices.

The film is mainly about the reception of a mysterious client, Kogoro and Conan and his party are invited to Miracleland, but they unexpectedly fall into the trap set by the mysterious man.

4, "Shipwrecked Ship in the Sky".

Detective Conan: The Shipwrecked in the Sky is a Japanese animated film that premiered on April 17, 2010. The film is the 14th theatrical version of the Japanese animated film "Detective Conan", directed by Taiichiro Yamamoto, with Minami Takayama, Yamazaki and Kana as the main voices.

The film is set in the background of a search for an airship hijacked by a mysterious armed group, and tells the story of Conan's battle against the thieves' minds with the cooperation of the Junior Detective Group in order to protect the treasure on the airship.

5, "Sunflowers of Karmic Fire".

Detective Conan: The Sunflowers of Karmic Fire is a film version of the animated film "Detective Conan" released in 2015, directed by Kofumi Shizuno, and released nationwide from April 18, 2015.

The work tells the story of Conan solving the mystery surrounding Van Gogh's series of paintings, Sunflowers.

All theatrical versions:

Part 1: Detonating a skyscraper.

Part II: The Fourteenth Goal.

Part 3 The Magician at the End of the Century.

Part 4 The Assassin in the Pupil.

Part 5: The Countdown to Heaven.

Part 6 The Ghost of Baker Street.

Part 7 The Crossroads of the Labyrinth.

Part 8 The Magician of the Silver Wing.

Part 9 Conspiracy on the horizon.

Part 10 The Requiem of the Detectives.

Part 11 The Coffin of the Blue Moon.

Part 12 Trembling Score.

Part 13 The Dark Tracer.

Part 14 Shipwrecked in the Sky.

Part 15 Fifteen Minutes of Silence.

Part 16 The Eleventh Striker.

Part 17 The Detective of the Desperate Sea.

Part 18 A sniper from another dimension.

Part 19 The Sunflowers of Karmic Fire.

Part 20 A Nightmare of Pure Black.

Among them, the theatrical version in which Kidd the Monster Thief appears is:

Part 3 The Magician at the End of the Century.

Part 8 The Magician of the Silver Wing.

Part 10 The Detective's Soul Song.

Part 14 The shipwrecked ship in the sky.

Part 19 The Sunflowers of Karmic Fire.

1. Kidd the Strange Thief appears in the theatrical version of Detective Conan as follows: theatrical version 3 "The Magician at the End of the World", theatrical version 8 "The Magician of the Silver Wing", theatrical version 10 "The Detectives' Soul Song", theatrical version 14 "The shipwrecked ship in the sky", theatrical version 19 "Sunflowers of Karmic Fire" and Luco's collaborative drama "Lupin III vs Detective Conan themovie".

1, Detective Conan theatrical version has Kidd's respectively Luru: "The Magician at the End of the Century", "The Detectives' Soul Song", "The Magician of the Silver Wing", "The Battle of the Sword", "Conan and Kidd and the Mother of Crystals", "Tracking the Disappearing Diamond!" Conan Heiji vs Kidd.

Kidd the Monster Thief, formerly known as "Monster Thief 1412", is the protagonist of the Japanese anime "Magic Fight" and a cameo character in "Detective Conan". A legendary thief with extraordinary intelligence, proficient in disguise, voice changing, and escape techniques, a super thief who uses magic to commit crimes with the goal of various valuable works of art such as jewelry, and once disguised himself as a maid Seto Mizuki for the treasure of the Suzuki Group.

2. The protagonist of the Japanese anime "Detective Conan" and a cameo character in "Magic Kombu". His real identity is Shinichi Kudo, a high school detective, known as the "Sherlock Holmes of the Heisei Era" and "the savior of the Japanese police". He was attacked by a sneak attack for trying to track down members of the Blackcoat and was doused with poison codenamed "aptx4869", and although he survived death, his body shrunk to the appearance of a first-grade elementary school student.

After that, he sought the help of Dr. Asasa and assumed the alias Conan Edogawa when his childhood sweetheart's girlfriend Mao Lilan asked for his name. At the suggestion of Dr. Agasa, he lives at the home of Koran's father, Kogoro Mori, and not only solves various cases, but also secretly investigates the Black Clothes Organization.