CATDOLL: The Chinese logo of "Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Inferno" is officially released

After the release of Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Hell on August 30, it caused a heated discussion among Conan fans. This is also the third Conan theatrical version introduced in China. In addition to the previously announced release date of October 23, the Chinese LOGO image of the theatrical version was also officially announced recently.

Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Hell Chinese Logo

Introduction to the work of "Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Inferno":

Van Gogh's famous painting "Sunflowers" that was once burned in Japan was successfully bid at the New York auction venue where the rich gathered. Suzuki Jirokichi bought the famous painting for the highest price in history, 300 million US dollars. His goal is to collect 7 "Sunflowers" scattered around the world. The unprecedented large-scale exhibition was held at the Japanese Art Museum Recloak, which is famous for its iron-clad security system. This fantastic news was released to the world, and Conan and Ran also followed the news broadcast. Jirokichi planned to summon experts commonly known as the "Seven Samurai" to protect "Sunflowers", but at this time, Kaito Kid suddenly appeared, issued a declaration of war and claimed that he must seize the famous painting before leaving. Why did Kid, who should have only targeted the huge gem, want to seize this painting? The next moment, the figure of high school detective Kudo Shinichi appeared in the turbulent venue, and he said that he came because he heard the rumors about Kid. A few days later, a passenger plane carrying "Sunflowers" was attacked by a white shadow again while flying high in the sky towards Japan... The mystery of art, where lies and truths are intertwined, begins around this unique treasure.