CATDOLL: The official Chinese version of "Detective Conan" will be broadcast simultaneously with Japan

There is good news for the popular Japanese animation "Detective Conan". For the first time, the animation will be broadcast simultaneously in China and Japan! According to Japanese media reports, starting from the 18th of this month, the three major video websites, iQiyi, Tencent, and PPTV, will update the Chinese subtitle version 2 hours after the Japanese "Detective Conan" is broadcast (every Saturday at 7 o'clock). In this way, Chinese Conan fans will no longer have to worry about where to watch the latest animation. At the same time, this is also a move by the Japanese side to combat piracy.

"Detective Conan" is a detective animation work of the same name adapted from the detective manga "Detective Conan" created by Japanese cartoonist Gosho Aoyama. It began to be broadcast on Yomiuri TV in Japan on January 8, 1996 and is still being serialized. The animation tells the story of high school detective Shinichi Kudo who was fed a poison codenamed APTX4869 by the mysterious Black Organization and his body was reduced to that of an elementary school student. Therefore, he concealed his identity and continued to solve various cases while investigating the organization.