Beika Town's crime rate is so catastrophically high that the actual villain becomes the protagonist, and the show knows exactly how funny that is. Ten-minute episodes built entirely around comedy gags that genuinely land, whether you've watched Detective Conan or walked in cold. The art is deliberately cheap except for Hanzawa himself, tights and all, which somehow makes the jokes hit harder.

Beika Town has a reputation. Crime flourishes here at rates that would exhaust most police departments, and now a shadowy figure arrives with a single obsession: eliminating a particular man. What makes this story different is whose perspective you're watching from. Instead of following the famous detective solving crimes, you're seeing things through the eyes of the culprit themselves. Meet Hanzawa, a mysterious figure draped in tights, sharp-minded and oddly compelling despite their criminal ambitions. Adapted from a spin-off manga, this short-form comedy mystery turns the black silhouette that stands in for Detective Conan's culprits into the protagonist. The show plays with expectation and absurdity in equal measure, giving you someone to root for even though their goals are decidedly questionable.