Detective Conan [Episode 1189]

Alright, let’s dive into Detective Conan Episode 1189! First off, for those who might not know, Detective Conan (also called Case Closed) is this super long-running anime by TMS Entertainment that started way back in 1996. It’s about Shinichi Kudo, a high school detective who gets turned into a kid named Conan Edogawa after being poisoned. Now he solves crimes while hiding his true identity from everyone, including his friend Ran Mori. Each episode usually has a standalone case with some bigger storylines going on too.

So, Episode 1189—what’s the deal here? From what I’ve seen, this episode’s mystery is all about a double murder plot. The culprit was pretty obvious to spot, but how they pulled it off? That was the tricky part. Wait, get this: both people actually planned to kill each other! How wild is that? It’s like a twisted game of “who will get to who first.” That twist really caught me off guard. I was sitting there like, “Wait, they both had the same idea? No way!” But yeah, that’s exactly what went down.

Now, let’s talk about the fans’ take. Some folks on MyAnimeList thought it was a good episode. One comment said the culprit was obvious, but the method wasn’t, which made it fun to figure out. Another person mentioned the double murder plan, calling it a “lol” moment—probably because it’s so over-the-top and unexpected. But not everyone loved it. There was a comment telling people who hated the episode to just watch something else, which makes me think maybe some fans found it too silly or not up to par with other cases.

For me, I thought the episode was a mix of good and… well, okay. The double murder twist was definitely the highlight. It’s not every day you see two people both trying to kill each other. That added a layer of chaos and dark humor that I didn’t expect from Detective Conan. But the culprit being obvious? Yeah, I can see that. Sometimes the clues are a bit too on the nose, which takes away from the mystery. Like, I guessed who did it halfway through, but the “how” kept me watching.

The animation was pretty standard for Detective Conan—nothing mind-blowing, but it gets the job done. The voice acting was solid too, especially when the characters were panicking or revealing their plans. The music, as always, set the mood perfectly. That tense, dramatic score when the truth comes out? Classic Conan.

If I had to rate it, I’d give Episode 1189 a 6.5 out of 10. The double murder twist was cool, but the obvious culprit and maybe some predictable moments held it back. It’s not one of the best episodes, but it’s not the worst either. It’s like a fun, lighthearted mystery with a dark edge. If you’re a fan of the series, you’ll probably enjoy it for the twist alone. If you’re new, maybe start with a more iconic case first, but this one’s still worth a watch for the chaos.

Overall, Detective Conan Episode 1189 is a wild ride with a twist that you won’t see coming. Whether you love it or hate it, you can’t deny that the double murder plan is something you’ll be talking about for a bit. So, grab some snacks, sit back, and try to figure out the mystery before Conan does—though let’s be real, he’ll always be one step ahead!