Conan has solved murders in locked rooms and on moving trains; a stadium full of screaming fans and live cameras is just another puzzle with higher stakes. The bomber doesn't want money or revenge on one person, they want the whole world watching when their message detonates. A detective movie that turns a J-League match into a pressure cooker, where Conan has to catch a killer in real time while thousands of people around him have no idea they're sitting in a target zone.
A high-stakes soccer match becomes a nightmare when a bomb threat forces Conan into his most public case yet. With thousands of spectators filling the stadium and the game between Tokyo Spirits and Gamba Osaka about to kick off, an anonymous bomber has planted explosives somewhere in the crowd. The detective must work frantically to identify who set the trap and where the device is hidden, all while keeping panic from erupting across the stands. The case splits Conan's attention in uncomfortable ways. He's racing against time in a packed venue where his usual methods of investigation feel clumsy and exposed. Meanwhile, the mystery deepens as the bomber's motive becomes increasingly unclear. Why target this particular game? Who benefits from the chaos? Conan relies on his deductive skills and the help of his friends, but solving this case demands speed and precision under impossible pressure. The tension builds as game time approaches, forcing him to connect fragments of evidence before the moment of detonation arrives. It's a reminder that some criminals don't care about grand arenas or massive audiences, they just want to create disaster.