This is Detective Conan at its purest: a locked-room mystery wrapped inside a heist wrapped inside a 3D spectacle that only existed in one Japanese museum for one moment in time. Conan and Kid have fought over jewels before, but never with this much technological swagger, the IMAX frame forces the show to think spatially in ways the TV series never could. You're watching a 40-minute argument about deduction and theft played out across a screen so massive that misdirection becomes a physical experience, not just a narrative trick.

Conan vs. Kid: SHARK & JEWEL is a 2005 Detective Conan movie made in 3D for IMAX projection. It was screened only at the Suntory Museum in Osaka rather than in general release. As the title suggests, it sets Conan against Kid, and its genres mark it as an adventure with mystery and comedy elements.