People in Detective Conan are going crazy over the comments section.

[Ding! Congratulations, host, your popularity score has exceeded 100,000! Due to the excessive popularity score, it has been automatically converted into three lifelike dolls. Please check your account!]

Just now, the system's voice suddenly rang in Asakawa Yu's mind.

Come to think of it, I haven't heard the system notification sound in a long time, and thinking about it carefully, I also haven't seen those bullet comments for a long time.

Could it be that all of this is related to the popularity score breakthrough that the system just notified us of?

Immediately, Asakawa Yu opened the community feature that she had never used before. To be honest, since she got this feature, apart from learning about it at the beginning, she had never actively used it.

(This is meant to fill in the gaps from previous chapters)

This community feature is similar to my old social media feeds, where viewers would post a lot of discussions about the Conan anime.

With a heavy heart, Asakawa Yu began to browse the contents, and sure enough, he found what he was looking for there.

At the very top of this community feature, several trending topics are prominently displayed.

Something like the most exciting mystery anime movie ever made, or exploring the hidden Easter eggs in the Conan movies.

At that moment, Asakawa Yu finally understood why her popularity had taken a qualitative leap in such a short period of time.

It turns out that everything that happened to me during this period was being shown as a movie in that parallel world.

The reason I can't see the comments is naturally because this movie is shown in a theater, so naturally no one can post comments.

After figuring all this out, Asakawa Yu randomly clicked on a post.

Hidden Easter eggs in Detective Conan movies

At first glance, the title is indeed very attractive, and Asakawa Yu also wants to see how the people of this blue planet interpret the things they have experienced.

Below are some of the main points made by the original poster:

"Hello everyone, fellow Conan fans! I wonder if you've all finished watching this latest Conan masterpiece yet? I, for one, have already done it, lol."

"I can only say that this theatrical version is definitely worth watching. The plot is as awesome as ever, and the special effects are fantastic."

"The following are some Easter eggs I discovered after watching the movie, along with some information I found myself (contains spoilers, proceed with caution)."

After some opening remarks and a warning about potential spoilers, the poster began their explanation, which piqued Asakawa Yu's interest.

"Interesting. Let's see what you have to say."

Asakawa Yu crossed one leg over the other, her eyes slightly narrowed, and a slight smile inadvertently appeared at the corner of her mouth.

"I believe that after watching this theatrical version, many people's first impression was that it was very exciting or something, but after careful observation, I still managed to catch some clues!"

"First of all, there's a point that everyone has overlooked, which is Hara Yoshiaki in the original story. It's strange, isn't it? He's just an unknown minor supporting character, so why am I emphasizing him here?"

"Think about it, at the end of the story, all the evidence points to Kisaragi Minemi as the murderer, but there is no detailed information about Hara Yoshiaki. The official statement does not clarify whether he is alive or dead."

"In other words, it's very likely that Hara Yoshiaki was rescued by the 'Akai Shuichi' that Gin mentioned, and that Akai Shuichi and his organization are very likely rivals of the Black Organization."

"In that case, besides the fact that the official team forgot about this option, there is another explanation: that Hara Yoshiaki was a hint deliberately left behind by the official team!"

Interesting, very interesting!

It has to be said that this poster's conjecture was truly beyond Asakawa Yu's expectations.

I just watched this movie myself (the protagonist has a system, so watching a movie is no problem!), and I found that the scenes involving Shuichi Akai and Yoshiaki Hara were completely erased.

In other words, the first bullet that Gin and Vodka took was seen by the audience as if it were shot by a mysterious person. They only knew the name Shuichi Akai, but they had never actually seen the character appear.

So when Asakawa Yu saw the original poster's guess, she couldn't help but smile in disbelief.

The original poster continued their explanation, "So I boldly speculate that Shuichi Akai is very likely to be a character who will appear in the anime next, and a very important supporting character at that!"

"Or perhaps, this Shuichi Akai might actually know Yu Asakawa, and they might even be in cahoots!"

Haha, we do know each other, but being companions is absolutely out of the question.

Although the two share the same goal of eradicating the organization, this is not a reason for Asakawa Hayao to approach Akai Shuichi.

Or rather, in some ways, Asakawa Yu really disliked Akai Shuichi, not for any particular reason, but simply because she couldn't stand him.

This is what someone with a complete lack of self-awareness thought.

"And through my tireless efforts, I finally found some clues about this mysterious Shuichi Akai..."

Next, I'll talk about some clues that the poster found in the comics. After browsing through them briefly, Asakawa Yu turned off the screen.

There's no need to watch the rest. If anything, I know far more than those people do, and after watching for so long, judging by the time, Ai Haibara should be arriving soon.

Yes, this was also something Asakawa Yu had promised Haibara Ai. On the way back, Asakawa Yu had promised to tell the two sisters what she had done that night.

Ai Haibara's reason was that she and they were partners in some ways, so it was only natural for her to tell them some information about the organization.

Although the reason was lame, Asakawa Yu didn't expose her, but instead agreed to it.

"Boom boom boom!"

A rhythmic knocking sounded at the door, followed by a familiar voice, "Boss, Ai is here."

Akemi Miyano's voice came from outside the door, and Yu Asakawa sat up from the bed, "Coming!"

After responding, Asakawa Yu tidied up the items given to her by the system, opened the door to the room, and went downstairs with Miyano Akemi.