A heist setup that pulls you in as a robbery, then quietly swaps the entire game underneath you. The mystery doesn't just have layers, it has historical weight, turning a Fabergé egg into the actual puzzle instead of the MacGuffin. Conan versus Kid feels personal here because they're both chasing something bigger than either of them realized, and by the time you understand what actually happened, you're already replaying the whole thing in your head.

Kaitou Kid sends the police a notice that he plans to steal the Russian Imperial Easter Egg, a Romanov Dynasty treasure held by the Suzuki corporation in Osaka. With the date, time and place in hand, the Osaka police rush to stop him, and Kogoro Mouri joins the effort with Conan tagging along. What should be a straightforward heist unravels into something far more complex. Kid is not the only one after the jeweled egg: Heiji Hattori and many others want it too, and a series of murders begins to threaten those chasing it. As the tragic truth behind the Romanov Dynasty comes to light, Conan must solve the killings and catch Kid, all while protecting the people close to him and keeping his identity hidden.