A collaboration visual has been released for two ytv animation TV anime works, “Detective Conan” and “Blue Miblo”, to liven up autumn in Kyoto. Conan and Oto will be in action in autumn in Kyoto, where the excitement for anime is at its peak with the “Kyoto International Manga and Anime Fair (KyotoMaf) 2024” being held on September 21st and 22nd.
The collaborative visual this time has a backdrop of autumn in Kyoto, and features the dignified, passionate gazes of Conan and Heiji from “Detective Conan” who challenge “truth”, and Nioh and Toshizou Hijikata from “Blue Mibro” who challenge “justice”.
The two works, “Detective Conan,” which will air the episode “Ooka Momiji’s Sweet Trap (Part 1 and Part 2),” set in Kyoto on September 21st and 28th, and “Blue Miblo,” a new anime that will start on October 19th and depicts the exploits of the Shinsengumi set in Kyoto during the late Edo period, have added even more color to autumn Kyoto, where anime excitement is at its peak with the “Kyoto International Manga and Anime Fair (KyoMaf) 2024” being held on September 21st and 22nd.
“Ooka Momiji’s Sweet Trap (Part 1 and Part 2),” which will be broadcast on September 21st and 28th in “Detective Conan,” begins with Conan and friends visiting Kyoto for a meeting after a stage production based on Kogoro is planned. Heiji is also present at the meeting, and a murder case occurs at the scene, leading to a series of deductions. Ahead of the broadcast, a special PV has been released that gives a glimpse of Conan and Heiji’s exploits, so be sure to check it out as well.
“Blue Miblo” is a new anime that will begin airing on October 19th, set in Kyoto at the end of the Edo period, when peace had been lost from everyday life. An ordinary 13-year-old boy meets the Mibu Roshi Group, commonly known as “Miblo,” which later becomes the “Shinsengumi,” and his fate begins to move forward. The story depicts the passionate lives of the Shinsengumi members, who risk their lives to burn the flames of youth.
Immediately after each episode is broadcast, the series will be available for pre-order on Lemino and Anime Times, and will also be available for catch-up streaming on TVer and ytv MyDo!. In addition, the series will be available for unlimited viewing on each streaming service starting from 6:00 PM the following Wednesday.
The collaboration visual released this time will also be exhibited on a giant panel at the ytv animation booth at “Kyomaf”. In addition, a limited number of clear files with this visual will be distributed at the venue. Be sure to come to the event and experience Conan and Nio’s passionate gazes for yourself.
TV anime “Detective Conan” will be broadcast
nationwide on Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV
every Saturday at 6:00 p.m. (excluding some areas)
The TV anime “Blue Miblo” will be broadcast
nationwide on Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV
from 5:30pm on Saturday, October 19th (excluding some areas)!
(C) Gosho Aoyama / Shogakukan, Yomiuri TV, TMS 1996
(C) Takeshi Yasuda, Kodansha / “Blue Miblo” Production Committee
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