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🎬 Early Story Issuance of New Currency and a Mysterious Murder • The world is buzzing as new banknotes featuring Toto Tower are issued. • Conan and the Junior Detective League are excitedly touring a banknote printing factory. • At that time, a paper technician is found dead near the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and a sophisticated '30th counterfeit bill' is dropped at his feet. • The police define this as a national crisis dubbed 'Case 30' and launch a massive investigation. 🔍 Middle Story National Police Cooperation and Another Conspiracy • As the scale of the case grows out of control, Rei Furuya's (Toru Amuro) Public Security Police and Shuichi Akai's FBI join the investigation. • Conan and Heiji Hattori begin tracking other printing factories in different regions suspected of mass-producing counterfeit bills. • During the investigation, a shocking fact is revealed: the paper technician who was first murdered was actually involved in the production of counterfeit bills due to a large debt. • Subsequently, experts related to counterfeit bills, such as ink technicians, are murdered one after another or found dead in locked rooms, and the investigation falls deeper into a mystery. 💡 Late Story (Including Ending) The Obsession of a Craftsman and the Truth of Case 30 • Conan sees through the trick that the victims were poisoned with a toxin (Antipron) and murdered in a way that disguised their deaths as suicides in perfect locked rooms. • After putting Kogoro Mori to sleep, the true culprit revealed is Shoichi Kitamura, a former master craftsman and general manager of the factory. • The culprit's motive was absurd: when the micro-text he hid in the new genuine banknotes was rejected, he murdered his accomplices one by one to prove his superior counterfeiting skills (Ultra 30) to the world and bury the secret. • With the active efforts of Conan and the all-star members, the culprit is apprehended, and the national chaos caused by the counterfeit bills comes to a safe conclusion. (I wrote this as it came to mind. That's why I watched it twice.)