Detective Conan: Sunflowers of Inferno (名探偵コナン 業火の向日葵)

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New York

Now we are going to proceed to another item.

A famous masterpiece we had thought we lost.

We present to you a special work by Vincent Van Gogh...

The Sunflowers !

What? The Sunflowers?

Wasn't this Sunflowers painting lost during the war?

Kindly remain silent.

We're going to review the historical background of this item.

When Gogh lived in Arles, he painted 7 Sunflowers.

All 7 paintings represent flowers in a vase, with different backgrounds,

with 3, 12 or 15 sunflowers in each.

It was thought to have burnt in Ashiya, Japan, but it was recovered

in Arles, France, last year.

We are not sure if it's a replicate or a new work, but

it's indeed a painting by Van Gogh himself!

Now! It's time to set some life in this Sunflowers painting!

This is a sublime piece of art from Vincent Van Gogh, the second Sunflowers !

The auction starts at 10 Millions!

What? They are starting the auction with 10 Millions?!

And the bidding is increasing with increments of 100 Thousand!

If I had that much money, I would have went to space!

We have 20 Millions over the phone.

25 Millions over the Internet!

50 Millions!

It's him!

He often buys all masterpieces he comes across.

100 Millions!

Did you hear me? 100 Millions!

I SAID 100 Millions!

Anyone bidding with 110 Millions?

What's wrong with him, that old man?!

What should we do?

Let's bid with 200 Millions.

Okay.

200 Millions!!

Ah yes, 200 Millions here!

It seems that the bidder #705 would like to bid with 200 Millions.

It's really him! That famous adviser, Suzuki!

The net and phone bidders can't keep up. Let's give them some time.

Uncle, shouldn't we wait for them a bit?

No way. I know how to spend my shopping hours.

You call this shopping!

It is useless to wait for the Internet!

300 Millions!

I SAID 300 Millions!

The item is... sold!

Sold for 300 Millions!

Conan-kun, it's starting!

Yes.

Quickly!

Before we go to Mr.Suzuki, we will talk to an expert on Sunflowers.

What is it this time?

Is it really a robot?

Show it to us quickly, professor!

How come such painting by a famous figure only emerged right now?

It has been thought that it was burnt during World War II.

Burnt?

Is this painting a counterfeit then?

No. Its destruction was never confirmed.

Look at this newspaper from last year.

A painting thought to be drawn by Van Gogh was found in France, in Arles.

Ah, I remember someone said he found it in his warehouse.

Yes that painting is the Sunflowers we are talking about.

Alright, let's start!

Yay!

Let's start!

You will be really surprised!

We press here...

Will an eel come out?

That's impossible!

Is there a possibility that it is a counterfeit?

The experts have been very careful.

Before displaying it at the auction,

the painting was thoroughly evaluated.

It was concluded that the painting was done on the same canvas as Van Gogh's other works.

When you say it's "better than an eel", does that mean it's a super eel?

What kind of deduction is this?!

Ah! Here it is!

Huh?!

It's just a watermelon.

Another failure?

It will get interesting now.

Kamen Yaiba!

Awesome!

It's Kamen Yaiba!

So cool!

How did you do it?

What are you doing professor? You have nothing else to do?!

..so the Sunflowers at Ashiya was a fake?

Yeah...

It remains as a possibility.

However, there is a another theory regarding the painting at Ashiya, based on Van Gogh's life in Arles.

Unlike what we had previously thought, instead of painting 7 Sunflowers..

actually 8 canvas have been painted.

Is there a basis for this theory?

It is possible that either the painting at Ashiya or the one bought by the Suzuki

is a replicate that Van Gogh himself has painted.

It's not Van Gogh, but you can at least show some interest in Professor's invention!

It is appreciated for once!

It's just a toy!

Yes!

The interview is about to start.

We move to our reporters in New York.

We will give the microphone to Jirokichi Suzuki-san, who became today the lucky owner of Sunflowers.

As previously planned...

I am glad I was able to purchase this artistic piece with the highest price in record.

Are you saying that you knew you were going to spend 300 Millions today?

Exactly!

The painting is crucial for our exposition in Japan, where we have all the remaining Sunflowers.

An exposition?

We at Suzuki Group announce that we will collect all Sunflower paintings from the individual private collectors,

in order to display them at the exposition: The Sunflowers Adored by Japan

that will take place in Lake Rock Museum.

Miss Suzuki, are you saying that today's Sunflowers is only one of them?

Are you planning on collecting all of them?

Yes! Everything was prepared today so we can make this announcement at the auction house.

As for the number of paintings, we will collect 7 Sunflowers.

All 7?!

Is this feasible, even for a huge Japanese group?

Don't worry. The project is going smoothly.

We have already contacted different museums and private collectors.

We explained to them our exposition project.

And since we were able to procure today's Sunflowers as promised,

these museums and private collectors promised to cooperate.

Now,

because of these 7 experts,

we will ensure the smooth transport and security of the paintings!

7 experts?

Yes.

They are the 7 Samurai I have gathered today!

These people are your 7 Samurai ?

Exactly.

These are experts who carefully studied Van Gogh's native hometown, Holland, and his beloved France.

The best in the field.

From the left, an expert in French Art and a commissioner and an appraiser - Natsumi Miyadai.

Pleased to meet you.

An expert in restoration, protection and security of art pieces - Koji Azuma.

Then, the director in charge of the exposition- Keiko Anderson.

Pleasure to meet you.

An expert in art pieces transportation - Daiso Ishimine.

This is me.

Moving on, the chief director of the exposition - the expert Kumiko Kishi.

I will do my best to render this exposition successful.

Finally, in cooperation with New York Police Department,

Inspector Charlie, in charge of security.

I will protect the Sunflowers.

You mentioned 7 Samurai a moment ago, but there are only 6 here...

The last one..

will rejoin us in Japan.

He is a detective...

Kogoro Mouri!

Who would have thought it would be uncle!

Isn't it because he wants the Kid Killer on his team too?

Do your best, Kikuchiyo-san.

Ah! Awesome!

Sonoko-neesan is on TV!

It's true!

Let's watch it!

Yes!

Even with this additional person,

are you sure that the painting won't suffer any damage?

Absolutely. I am sure.

However, even so-

Don't worry!

I only recruited pros for this exposition.

I dreamed of this exposition for so long. I can make this dream possible.

This is ... no way!

A Kid card!

Who is this guy?

He's holding a gun!

Call the police!

Put your hands up!

Didn't you hear me?

Put your hands up!

Don't tell me!

What! We can't see anything!

It's not clear!

Kid-sama!!

Kid!

Don't move or else we will shoot!

He's here!

You are trapped!

We besieged Kid on the 103rd floor, East Hall.

Kid!

Put your hands up! Quickly!

Good.

Hands over your head.

On your knees.

Didn't you hear me? Show me your hands!

Kid-sama!

Good.

Continue to do so.

Don't, Charlie!

That damned Kaito Kid!