CATDOLL: "Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare" box office revenue exceeds 6 billion yen

The latest Detective Conan theatrical version, Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare, which premiered in April, has received good news about the box office today. The box office revenue of this film has exceeded 6 billion yen, far exceeding the 4.48 billion yen of Sunflowers of Inferno. So far, more than 4.71 million people have watched it, and the total box office revenue of Detective Conan theatrical version has also exceeded 60 billion yen.

"Detective Conan: The Darkest Nightmare" is the 20th official theatrical version of "Detective Conan". One dark night, a spy sneaked into the Japanese police agency and tried to steal a confidential document. The document contained a list of relevant personnel from various intelligence agencies such as the British "MI6", the German "BDN", the American "CIA", and even the "FBI". At the critical moment, the Japanese public security led by Amuro Toru arrived, and the spy took the car and fled, and a fierce chase took place on the highway. Other vehicles were also involved. At the moment when a tragic accident was about to occur, the spy's car was shot by FBI Shuichi Akai with a rifle and fell off the cliff from the road.

The next day, Conan and his friends went to the Toudou Aquarium. Under the huge Ferris wheel, they found a beautiful woman who was alone and injured. A closer look revealed that the pupils of her two eyes were different colors, which is commonly known as "yin and yang eyes". However, the woman was already in a state of amnesia and could not even remember her own name. Her cell phone was also damaged. In order to help her regain her memory, Conan and his friends made an appointment to go with her. Unexpectedly, all of this was secretly monitored by Vermouth.