Detective conan ep 135 en lingn

by Serg · Published December 5, 2021 · Updated December 6, 2021

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A Gintama episode a day keeps the ending…

The Detective Boys are walking to a beauty salon, because Ayumi wants to get a haircut from her favorite hairdresser. However, they see her hairdresser, Mika Mitsui, arguing with the owner of the salon, Midori Goto, an argument that gets heated. Mitsui wants to leave the salon, and join a different one. However, the owner keeps begging for her to stay, because she believes that the hairdresser is the best one in the salon. Mitsui tells Ayumi that even though she is leaving the salon, that she can still get her hair done anytime she wants. She tells Ayumi to visit her apartment on Saturday morning, to get her hair done. The next Saturday, the Detective Boys go to the hairdresser’s apartment, but find that she has been murdered.

Inspector Megure, Detective Takagi, and Officer Tome visit the apartment to investigate. She had been strangled, and a piece of blue plastic was found in her fingernail. Also, two pieces of dry cleaning were found, and one of the pieces of dry cleaning was missing its wire hanger. After the brief investigation, the owner of the salon is invited to identify the body. Conan notices her looking suspicious, and also notices that she keeps looking at the garbage in the apartment, as well as outside of the apartment. He also notices she has a large bandage on her hand. Conan deduces that the missing coat hanger is the murder weapon, and notifies the police. Megure and Conan both believe that the owner of the salon is the murderer, however, they cannot find the murder weapon.

Conan believes that due to the salon owner continuously looking at all garbage, that maybe she had thrown out the murder weapon. Takagi, Megure, and the police force are all told by Conan to look at the garbage bags that are found lying on the street, as the garbage had not been collected just yet. However, no murder weapon is found in any of the garbage bags, and at that time the investigation is briefly halted. Later, the Detective Boys are walking along, and find some

Conan, Haibara, and the Detective Boys attend outside, while Megure and Takagi confront

Creative Detective Conan Scrapbooking Stickers

The anime team goes rogue again by creating this episode on their own. It’s kind of a sequel to episode 100, which was based on one of the manga chaps, but it’s sadly pretty inferior compared to that outing. I’m just so grateful other than the penchant for wtf-ness, Gintama is otherwise nothing like the Gintaman of this episode, otherwise I am pretty sure I would’ve never read Gintama in the first place, much less fallen in love with it.

3) And I hope the real Kouji Ooishi (mangaka of Maison du Penguin) is nothing like his anime counterpart, Koishi, either cuz this dude was fucking disturbed AND creepy and gross as well.

12) This was rather amusing. This was literally all that was shown for the preview of next week’s episode, and the freeze-frame on “Preview” actually lasted even longer than here.

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