Detective Conan (名探偵コナン)

Traffic cop Yumi-san

threw away an envelope she received from Master Haneda

with the trash.

Fortunately, the building manager had retrieved it for her, but...

More importantly, where's the envelope

that was stuck in the magazines I put out this morning?

Oh, you mean this?

Did you look inside the envelope?!

Marriage Registration

Haneda Shukichi

Why do you care?

You threw it out with the trash.

You old fart...

That's good news, though.

It really was a marriage registration form.

Give me back my registration form.

Hachitsuka Koroku (68) Building Manager

He wrote that his profession

Shogi Master (Seven Crowns)

was "shogi master, seven crowns" on the form.

He must've written that with great resolution and determination.

I-I know that.

But Master Taiko is currently struggling

in the championship match.

If Taiko loses the championship match,

this marriage registration with seven crowns written on it

will become invalid.

You know where the registration form is, don't you?

Where is it?!

Where did you hide it?!

Then show me your resolve.

M-My resolve?

The resolve to stand by Master Taiko's side,

no matter what happens!

Hey, isn't this it?

What?

It says to enter the eight digit password.

It even says it has to be entered by Yodogimi.

Then what are we supposed to do?

It's simple.

If we find the eight digit number hidden somewhere in this room,

and Yumi-san enters it into this computer,

we'll know where the envelope is.

Isn't that right, mister?

Y-Yeah.

Now that we know what to do,

let's split up and look for it.

Yeah!

But after searching the whole room,

all we found was a single sheet of paper

with mysterious symbols written on it.

What is this?

Are they numbers or letters?

Or are they symbols?

Damn it. I don't have a clue.

Even heaven is watching the labyrinths of the world!

Full throttle reasoning skills penetrate all mysteries!

The code is too difficult to solve.

Where will their feelings for each other end up?

Always determining the one truth

with the body of a child and the mind of an adult,

his name is Detective Conan!

The Marriage Registration's Password (Part Two)

"The Marriage Registration's Password, Part Two!"

Oh, right.

Miike told me you drove one of the MPD's patrol cars

all the way to Yamanashi.

Yeah.

Chukichi said he was going to be late to some kind of match.

Anyway, you're amazing, Haneda-san.

You had an important match today,

but you skipped it for Yumi-san.

What match?

My master qualification match was actually today.

Master qualification match?

Where and when is that?

I need to arrive at the Tokiwa Hotel in Yamanashi by three,

but there's only ninety minutes left.

Chukichi, don't underestimate what this car can do.

Hey, you!

You in front!

Move over and get out of the way!

Quit wasting time and move!

Y-Yumi-tan, you should stop.

Now that I think about it, it might've been a shogi match.

Have you heard of the Tokiwa Hotel?

No.

The Tokiwa Hotel in Yamanashi is where Master Taiko claimed

his seventh crown by playing his master qualification match.

I heard he barely made it in time,

but I had no idea he rode a patrol car there.

Anyway, we made it to the hotel,

but Chukichi was panicking because he lost the photo of me

that he kept as a good luck charm.

So I sent him off with a kiss.

You know, since his name's Shu-kissy.

I-I thought she was Chacha,

but could she be...?

Look, look!

All right!

How many squares do I move forward?

Isn't it ten thousand?

The game would be over if she moved that far.

These guys got tired of searching,

and are playing Parcheesi with shogi pieces now.

I guess it can't be helped since we searched everywhere and still couldn't find it.

Which means this really is the only code sheet, right?

Anyway, don't you think it's cold in here?

You're right.

Hey, mister.

Could you turn on the heat?

I wish I could,

but the cooling and heating unit has been broken since yesterday.

It doesn't work.

Sorry, but you'll have to endure the cold.

What?

When we first entered the room,

it was a little warm.

The heat must have been on.

So why is he trying to hide that?

Hey.

Did you even come up with this code?

Yeah, I did.

Why don't you think so?

Because this isn't the original.

It's a photocopy.

What? Really?

Crap.

I took a picture of it right away,

so I didn't examine the actual paper very closely.

I'm saying you probably copied a code

somebody else wrote down somewhere.

I guarantee you I wrote that code.

I only copied it because I felt like it.

No...

It doesn't look like there's a copy machine here.

He would've had

to walk ten minutes to the closest convenience store to copy it.

And copy paper is rectangular.

It took even more extra work

to cut it into a square.

He didn't photocopy it on a whim.

There was a reason he had to copy it.

But what could it be?

Because he wanted to hide a sketch?

To hide marks left by whiteout?

Or...

If you made the code, at least give us a hint.

Even without a hint,

if you're prepared to marry Master Taiko,

you should be able to solve the code quickly.

If you're prepared to be a true married couple, that is.

A married couple?

Another one.

I'm so close to the goal.

You were doing well earlier.

Well, life has its ups and downs.

Ups and downs?

Wait a minute.

That code was in the trash can, wasn't it?

Then if we fold that paper into that shape...

Give me that.

Hey.

Conan-kun?

Did you figure something out?

Yeah, right.

He's just playing around.

But when it comes to this kid...

See?

Look.

Does it look like he's solving a code to you?

Y-You're right.

It looks like the origami I used to fold as a kid.

That's amazing.

It spells something.

Yumi, enter the eight digit password.

Okay.

Let's see...

Yeah, but...

Those aren't numbers.

It's katakana.

It's okay.

Most adults could decipher an eight digit code from that.

Yeah.

What?

And the code I just showed you isn't the only one.

There's a pair.

H-Hey, Miwako.

This is it, right?

P-Probably...

Okay, then. I'm going to click the enter button.

Wait!

L-Let's check online just to be sure.

What?

If you get it wrong even once,

we'll never know where the envelope containing the marriage registration is.

Y-You're right.

Wow! Ai-chan was right!

Yumi-san entered an eight digit number without hesitating.

But the code was written in katakana.