Partnering with Crunchyroll, VIZ Media, and Anime NYC, TMS is organizing a stamp rally activity for Detective Conan fans, offering them the chance to earn a Case Closed-themed Japanese uchiwa fan. To start the rally, fans can pick up a premium stamp card inspired by Case Closed: The Bride of Halloween at the Crunchyroll booth.
The next step is to collect a second stamp at the VIZ booth, and finally, fans can complete the rally at the Anime NYC Merch Store to receive the exclusive uchiwa fan (while supplies last, no purchase necessary). The first person to finish the rally will be awarded a mega-sized Uchiwa fan, proving they are the “Biggest Conan Fan.”
Attendees can participate in the stamp rally throughout Anime NYC weekend, from August 23-25 at the Javits Center in New York.
Adding to the excitement, Detective Conan will return to Anime NYC with the premiere screening of Case Closed: The Bride of Halloween. This film, featuring popular characters like Toru Amuro and Jinpei Matsuda, will make its North American debut on August 24th at 4:30 PM in Panel Room 1.
About Case Closed (Detective Conan)
The manga first appeared in Weekly Shonen Sunday, published by Shogakukan Inc., in 1994. With over 230 million copies sold, it is one of the best-selling detective mystery comics, enjoying popularity worldwide. The anime series, which started in 1996, further boosted the series’ popularity.
Every year since 1997, a feature-length theatrical release has been produced, with the series’ 27th film, The Million-dollar Pentagram, earning over $100 million in worldwide box office sales.
The story follows Shinichi Kudo, a high school detective who is poisoned by mysterious men in black, causing his body to revert to that of a first-grader. Adopting the name Conan Edogawa, he now lives with his childhood friend Ran Mori and her detective father, aiming to track down the Black Organization while solving numerous challenging cases and uncovering the truth.
About TMS Entertainment USA, Inc.
TMS Entertainment is one of Japan’s largest anime studios, focusing on anime production, licensing, and distribution. TMS has a library of over 12,000 episodes across 420 titles, including beloved anime like LUPIN THE 3rd, Dr. STONE, and Undead Unluck. For more information, visit tmsanime.com.
