Detective Conan: the Dead Man on Baker Street

Detective Conan: The Dead Man of Baker Street is the sixth theatrical animated film in the Detective Conan series, released in 2002. The story centers on the virtual reality game "Cocoon" developed by the genius boy Hiroki Sawada. A murder occurred at the game launch conference. Edogawa Conan and his friends enter the game world and are transported to Baker Street in 19th century London. Not only do they have to face the threat of Jack the Ripper, they also have to solve a series of complex puzzles. In an adventure where games and reality intersect, Conan reveals the truth about Hiroki Sawada's suicide and the conspiracy hidden behind the game. Through a thrilling plot, this film explores the relationship between technology and human nature, as well as the themes of family and inheritance, and is deeply loved by the audience. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.